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Other Features:

Memory Dump via Sys Ex
10 memory locations store all settings
Selective controller group recall and store
MIDI Out USB interface
4 Zones for dividing up the keyboard
Wheels and pedals can be assigned differently for each Zone

What’s In The Box?

M-Audio Keystation Pro 88 USB keyboard controller
M-Audio Software CD-ROM
M-Audio Driver Installer CD-ROM
USB cable
This Getting Started Guide

If any of the above listed items are missing, please contact the retailer from whom you purchased the keyboard.

About The Manual

This is the Getting Started manual, which covers the basic operation of the M-Audio Keystation Pro 88. You will find a graphic
illustration of your keyboard on page 3. We have numbered the important sections of the keyboard in this illustration and used this
numbering throughout the manual for easy reference.

In-depth programming and advanced features are covered in the Keystation Pro 88 Advanced User Guide. The Advanced User Guide
is provided in electronic documentation on the included Driver CD. This Manual is in the Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) file format. You will need
to install Acrobat Reader to either print or view the documentation. The Acrobat Reader program is provided for you on the CD-ROM.

Controls and Connectors

Top Panel Description:

1.

88-key velocity-sensitive keyboard

2. Pitch Bend and Modulation Wheels
3. Numeric keypad (0-9)
4. +/- Buttons (dual press function sends Snap Shot command)
5. Backlit LCD display
6. Nine function keys with single press functions for Global Channel, Channel Assign, Control Assign, Program, Data LSB, Data

MSB, Store, Recall and Zone Range

7. Dual press functions for Control Mute, Control Select, Drawbar, MIDI Out from USB, Velocity Curve, Device ID and Memory Dump.
8. /- buttons (dual press function controls transpose)
9. Zone/Group buttons enable/disable Zones or Groups
10. MIDI-assignable 60mm faders (9) 
11. MIDI-assignable rotary controllers (24)
12. MIDI-assignable buttons (22)

Rear Panel Description:

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Summary of Contents for M71020QS-EN

Page 1: ...yourself with installation and the features of the Keystation Pro 88 please spend a few minutes reviewing the Getting Started Guide to learn about basic operation For advanced functions and programmab...

Page 2: ...eatures are covered in the Keystation Pro 88 Advanced User Guide The Advanced User Guide is provided in electronic documentation on the included Driver CD This Manual is in the Adobe Acrobat pdf file...

Page 3: ...e Do not leave the adapter plugged in for long periods of time if the unit is not in use MIDI Connection In and Out Ports On the rear panel of the keyboard you will find a MIDI Out port 14 that you ca...

Page 4: ...ers click Restart 7 Switch on the Keystation Pro 88 18 OMS Setup You now have to run the OMS Setup program 1 Before beginning the setup ensure that AppleTalk is off This option is found in the chooser...

Page 5: ...are set to the same MIDI channel The Global MIDI Channel affects the keyboard Program and Bank Changes as well as any other external controllers that have been set to respond to the Global Channel se...

Page 6: ...se the keyboard This will let you change the key of the music you are playing without changing the fingering of the notes 1 Press TRANSPOSE OCTAVE and OCTAVE at the same time 8 2 Press the OCTAVE or k...

Page 7: ...e preset number on the numerical keypad 3 3 Press the function button 6 STORE 4 Using they numerical keypad 3 enter in the preset memory number that you wish to store the preset to If you want the Key...

Page 8: ...ys the below fader symbol Press the Channel Assign and Controller Assign buttons to disengage Draw Bar Mode Muting Controllers The Control Mute feature allows you to alter the position of any fader or...

Page 9: ...Editing section in the Advanced User Guide Editing MIDI Controllers Selecting a controller for editing To select one of the Keystation Pro 88 faders or rotary dials for editing simply move the contro...

Page 10: ...h you are using MIDI data is simply control data that is read by a softsynth which must complete a large number of complex calculations in order to produce the sound you hear This process takes time I...

Page 11: ...co uk Internet Home Page http www maudio co uk M AUDIO France Floor 6 Gresham House 53 Clarendon Road Watford WD17 1LA Tel 01923 204010 Fax 01923 204039 Informations Commerciales 0810 001 105 Informa...

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