No idea about factory pre-sets.never needed them as I edited most presets to my satisfaction. the 13 pin roland cable used on the Roland gkII-A guitar midi pick up works nicely.Īs long as a sampler has midi any sampler can be used thru the midi in/outs, but I think the 13 pin connection is exclusive for the S612. This one I discovered by accidence by using the "wrong cable". It does work allthough very basic as a controller. The pre-sets can be used for rack gear, but have a maximum of 88 pre-sets.
#Akai x7000 quick disk manual
Midi - sends sysx - manual midi select channel 1 - 10 (10 channels) but sends and receives only on one selected channel.
Kid Nepro does not carry patches for the AX-60? Also are there any mailing lists of AX-60 users? What about some of the other AKAI gear, are there any other recomendations? I have a few more questions? How good is the MIDI on the AX-60? Where can I find the 13 pin DIN cabel if I want to get an S612 sampler to hook up too it? And what other akai samplers can be processed through the AX60? And if need be where can I find a copy of the AX60 factory presets on cassette tape. With almost no support, the possibility of disk drive faliure and the use of HARD TO FIND quick disks and 720KB floppys, why bother? I could understand the use of the X60 or 80, but why set yourself up for possible faliure and almost impossible/ultra expensive repairs?!
So many outlets will repair them, and its one of the AKAIs which make use of the universal S1000 format. Too many companies produce sample CDs for it, sound disks, etc. You can expand it to 32MB, add effects and control it by computer, and you can add each option as you get more money in your budget. I'm not talking about the lastest Z4 or MPC4000 either. With the possibility of getting flamed on - Why would you waste your hard earned money on this crap when there is so much better, more versatile, easily repairable, more supportable equipment BY AKAI on the market?!
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