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Independent guides and source links

Our guides explain hardware settings and common problems in our own words, with links to the manufacturer documentation used. Source citations identify the evidence; they do not imply permission to reproduce a manual or endorsement of this website.

Manufacturer manuals, diagrams, photographs and other third-party material remain subject to their owners’ rights. We link to manuals rather than host copies. Check the original publisher for the full document and its terms of use.

We make reasonable efforts to credit sources and respect their rights. This policy does not claim that every linked source has an open licence, or that attribution alone permits reuse. See our editorial and verification policy for how technical claims are checked.

Names and trademarks

MIDIrock.xyz is an independent publication. It is not affiliated with, authorised, sponsored or endorsed by the hardware manufacturers named in its guides. Product names are used to identify the equipment being discussed; their trademarks remain with their respective owners.

Our Ableton Push 2 guides are independent publications and have not been authorised, sponsored or otherwise approved by Ableton AG. Ableton, Live and Push are trademarks of Ableton AG. The official website is ableton.com.

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