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LPK25 Editor User Guide

The LPK25 Editor software gives you intuitive ways to edit the many functions that your LPK25 can perform.

For the latest information about the Editor software and product registration, visit akaipro.com.

For additional product support, visit akaipro.com/support.

Software Installation

To download and install the editor software:

1. Go to akaipro.com and register your product. If you don’t have an Akai Professional account yet, you will be

prompted to create one.

2. In your Akai Professional account, follow the download instructions in your User Account.

• Windows: Double-click the .exe installer file you downloaded.

• macOS: Double-click the .dmg installer file you downloaded.

3. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.

Setup

To use the LPK25 Editor:

1. Optional: Connect LPK25 to your computer using a standard USB cable. If you are connecting LPK25 to a USB

hub, make sure it is a powered hub.

2. Open the LPK25 Editor on your computer. The window will show a visual representation of all your LPK25’s editable

controls. See the Features section below for an overview of each section.

Features

1. Programs 2. Arpeggiator Settings

3. Channel Select 4. Keybed Settings

v1.0

1. Programs: Once you have finished adjusting settings with the Editor, you can save your group of settings as a

program. The program can then be sent to your LPK25 so that you may activate the settings while playing the

keyboard. Programs can also be stored on your computer.

To save or load a program on your computer, go to File > Save Program or File > Open Program.

To load a program from a connected LPK25: Click the Get icon corresponding to the number of the desired

program on your LPK25 (1 – 4). Alternatively, you can go to File > Get Program.

To send a program to a connected LPK25: Click the Send icon corresponding to the number of the program you

want to replace on your LPK25 (1 – 4). Alternatively, you can go to File > Send Program.

2. Arpeggiator Settings: These settings allow you to control the timing, range, and overall behavior of the arpeggiator.

To activate or deactivate the arpeggiator: Click the On/Off icon.

To activate or deactivate the Latch: Click the

Latch field Off and then select or On

from the pop-up menu:

• Off: When the Latch is Off and you press keys, the Arpeggiator will cease after you release your fingers from the

keyboard.

• On: When the Latch is On and you press keys, the Arpeggiator will continue even after you release your fingers

from the keyboard. While holding down the keys, you can add more notes to the arpeggio by pressing down

additional keys. If you press the keys, release them, and then press a new combination of keys, the Arpeggiator

will arpeggiate the new notes.

To set the arpeggiator's playback mode: Click the Mode field. When the pop-up menu appears, select the

desired setting from the pop-up menu:

• Up: Notes will sound from lowest to highest and then repeat.

• Down: Notes will sound from highest to lowest and then repeat.

• Exclusive: Notes will sound from lowest to highest and then back down. The lowest and highest notes will

sound only once at the directional change.

• Inclusive: Notes will sound from lowest to highest and then back down. The lowest and highest notes will

sound twice at the directional change.

• Order: Notes will sound in the order they are pressed.

• Random: Notes will sound in random order.

To configure how the arpeggiator’s tempo is set: Click the Clock field. When the pop-up menu appears, choose

between Internal and External. When the Clock field is set to Internal, the arpeggiator’s tempo is determined by

the setting of the Tempo field and it can be adjusted with the Tap Tempo button on your LPK25. When set to

External, the arpeggiator’s tempo is automatically set by the DAW to which your LPK25 is linked.

To set the arpeggiator’s internal tempo: Click the Tempo field and then type the desired bpm (30 240– ).

To set the number of times you have to press the LPK25’s Tap Tempo button for it to detect a new

arpeggiator tempo: Click the Tempo Taps field and select the desired number from the pop-up menu (2, 3, or 4

taps).

To set the length of the notes in the arpeggio: Time Div Click the field. When the pop-up menu appears, select

the desired setting (1/4 – 1/32 Triplet).

To set the arpeggiator's octave range: Click the Octave field and select the desired value from the pop-up menu

(1, 2, 3, or 4 octaves).

3. Channel Select: Click this drop-down menu to select the MIDI output channel for the pads and knobs (Channel 1 –

16).

4. Keybed Settings: These two controls allow you to edit the pitch range of the keys.

To change the keyboard's octave, click the Octave field. Then type the desired value (-4 to 4 octaves). An octave

of 0 means the keyboard is at its center/default octave.

To transpose the keyboard: click the Transpose field. Then type the desired value (-12 to 12 semitones). A

transposition of 0 means that the keyboard is not transposed and that its leftmost key is a C note. The leftmost key

will be C3

if both the Octave

and Transpose fields are set to 0

Produkt Specifikationer

Mærke:	AKAI
Kategori:	Midi blev rørt
Model:	LPK25
Bredde:	339 mm
Dybde:	97 mm
Højde:	33 mm
Vægt:	40 g
Produktfarve:	Sort
Strømkilde type:	USB
Indgangsspænding:	5 V
Grænseflade:	USB
MIDI-tastatur antal taster:	25 taster