EnochLight wrote:Post the link!
It's in the User Guide for 3.6 on the page linked above.
Updates in v3.6
MPC Pro Pack MPC v3.6 provides support for the MPC Pro Pack. This is included automatically for all users of MPC Live III and can
be purchased as an upgrade for users of other MPC standalone hardware that supports MPC3.
To purchase the MPC Pro Pack, visit thempcstore.com / akaipro.com. You can unlock the Pro Pack on up to
three supported devices.
To unlock the Pro Pack, use the Activations tab of the Preferences.
The MPC Pro Pack includes:
• MPC Clip Launch: New Clip Matrix and Clip Edit modes.
• Advanced CV Track Edit.
• Advanced Q-Link Edit, including Envelope Follower and LFO.
• Super Warp algorithm
• MPC3 Pro Pack Plugins: AIR Fabric Select, AIR Visual EQ4, AIR Reverb Pro, AIR Utility
• Import Ableton Live Projects
See Addenda > MPC Pro Pack to learn more about these features.
Project Time Signature Support You can now change the time signature of your MPC project to suit your creative needs. Changing the project time
signature updates all sequences to use the new setting. Sequences will retain their length in bars. If Clip workflow is
enabled, clips will retain their length in pulses.
Project Time signatures can be changed in Main Mode. You can also set the default time signature in the Project Defaults section of the Preferences.
Track Edit Enhancements MPC now includes an enhanced Track Edit mode for Drum Tracks, including:
• A powerful Drum Articulation Engine, allowing you access to typical drum articulations and rudiments like flams, paradiddles, and dynamic drum phrases which can be added to individual pads. You can also trigger and record different articulations using 16 Level, and Modifiers (editable in List Edit Mode) include an Articulation parameter.
• A 32-cell modulation matrix, for extensive routing options for complex modulation setups.
• New modulation sources, including an upgraded dual LFO, a Note Counter, dual Ramps, and Global and PerVoice Drift LFOs.
• The Layer Play Offset parameter lets you shift a framed sample window—defined by Start, End, and Loop
points—across the sample without altering their relative positions.
• The Global tab now includes a Pad Tuning parameter, altering the tuning of all layers on that pad.
Both Drums and Keygroups have the following additional enhancements:
• The Modulation Matrix now supports a hierarchical menu of sources and targets.
• Layer Play – Crossfade: This new setting allows you to crossfade between sample layers using modulation
sources like Envelopes and LFOs in Drum and Keygroup tracks, enabling wave-sequencing or vector synthesislike effects.
• Random Seeds: When Layer Play is set to Random, the Random Seed field displays a value between 1–999,999.
This number can be copied and reused to reproduce the same random sequence across sessions or projects.
See Operation > Modes > Track Edit Mode > Drum Tracks or Keygroup Tracks to learn more.
MIDI Improvements You can now configure individual pads within a Drum Track to send specific MIDI notes for triggering external gear, lighting, or video sources.
We’ve also expanded the MPC sequencer’s MIDI capabilities with full per-event channel recording and routing. This update unlocks more flexible workflows for multi-timbral instruments and external MIDI gear.
Other Improvements You can now input automation bounded by the length of a step in the Step Sequencer.
When using Pad Copy, pad colors are now copied.
In Main Mode, tapping and holding the Sequence field opens a new pop-up with the following settings:
Use the Name field to rename the Sequence.
Use the Auto-Select Track field to specify which track is selected when switching sequences. Select None to
keep the current track selected when changing sequences, or select a specific track from your project.
