You can then use the right hand side of the Browser as normal to browse the contents of the expansion. The Expansions tab displays a tiled picture list of all of the installed expansions, simply tap on an expansion to select it. Browse expansions from the TUI – Go to the Browser mode and from the left hand side of the TUI choose the Expansions tab.To use your expansions, reboot your MPC Live / X into standalone mode and go to the Browser mode, you will find your expansions under the Expansion tab. The expansion export process creates an Expansions folder at the root level of your drive and copies your expansions into it. Click Ok and wait for your desktop MPC software to finish the export process. Next, tick the expansions you want to export or use the Select All button to choose all of them. Choose either the MPC internal SATA drive, SD card or USB Flash drive. From the Export Expansion to Standalone MPC popup, use the Drive field to select one of the devices connected to your MPC. Now from the MPC desktop software go to File > Export > Expansion. Begin by connecting your MPC Live / X to your computer and switch it into controller mode. Export expansion packs to standalone – You can now export any of the expansion packs installed on your MPC desktop software to the standalone MPC Live / X.Integration for pads for MPD218, MPD226 and MPD232 has now been added. Integration for pads, pad colors and bank switching for MPK225, MPK249 and MPK261 has now been added. The MPC 2.1 desktop software can be controlled by MPC X, MPC Live, MPC Touch, MPC Studio Black, MPC Studio, MPC Renaissance and MPC Element. AKAI Professional has released MPC 2.1 an update to their MPC desktop software and firmware.

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