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 Evolution eKeys Keyboard User Manual 

Setting up the Software 

 
 
  
Before you use the software, it's a good idea to set up it up so that it is communicating with 
the eKeys properly.  Once you have set this up, your settings will be saved so that each time 
you open the software, it will be communicating with the eKeys straight away.  
 
If you have not done so already, install Music teacher v3.0 and Sound Studio II.  Open up 
Music Teacher or Sound Studio II by double-clicking on the icon on your desktop.  Play the 
eKeys keyboard.  Can you hear any sound?  If so all is good and you can go on to set up the 
other program. 
 
If not select 'Devices...' from the Options menu ('MIDI Devices' in Sound Studio II).  Here you  
have a list of MIDI inputs and outputs.  Make sure the eKeys is selected as the MIDI input 
device. If you plugged the eKeys straight in to Windows XP and are not using  
Evolution's drivers, the eKeys will be called 'USB Audio Device'.  In all other cases, the 
eKeys will be called 'USB MIDI in'. 
 
In the MIDI Outputs you should select the output with 'synth' or 'synthesis' in the name.  Make 
sure it is the only MIDI output that is selected.  Selected devices are highlighted blue. 
 
Click on 'OK' to save the settings.  You should now be able to hear a piano sound when you 
play the eKeys.  If not, go back in to Devices and select the next MIDI output. Click to  
de-select the previous MIDI output and click 'OK'. Try the eKeys again. Repeat this process 
for each MIDI output in turn until you can hear sound. 

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Useful MIDI data  

 

General MIDI Instruments  

Piano 

Bass 

Reed 

Synth Effects 

0 Acoustic Grand Piano 
1 Bright Acoustic Piano 
2 Electric grand Piano 
3 Honky Tonk Piano 
4 Electric Piano 1 
5 Electric Piano 2 
6 Harpsichord 
7 Clavinet 

32 Acoustic Bass 
33 Electric Fingered 
Bass 
34 Electric Picked Bass 
35 Fretless Bass 
36 Slap Bass 1 
37 Slap Bass 2 
38 Syn Bass 1 
39 Syn Bass 2 

64 Soprano Sax 
65 Alto Sax 
66 Tenor Sax 
67 Baritone Sax 
68 Oboe 
69 English Horn 
70 Bassoon 
71 Clarinet 

 96 SFX Rain 
 97 SFX Soundtrack 
 98 SFX Crystal 
 99 SFX Atmosphere 
100 SFX Brightness 
101 SFX Goblins 
102 SFX Echoes 
103 SFX Sci-Fi 

Chromatic Percussion  Strings/Orchestra 

Pipe 

Ethnic 

 8 Celesta 
 9 Glockenspiel 
10 Music Box 
11 Vibraphone 
12 Marimba 
13 Xylophone 
14 Tubular bells 
15 Dulcimer 

40 Violin 
41 Viola 
42 Cello 
43 Contrabass 
44 Tremolo Strings 
45 Pizzicato Strings 
46 Orchestral Harp 
47 Timpani 

72 Piccolo 
73 Flute 
74 Recorder 
75 Pan Flute 
76 Bottle Blow  
77 Shakuhachi 
78 Whistle 
79 Ocarina 

104 Sitar 
105 Banjo 
106 Shamisen 
107 Koto 
108 Kalimba 
109 Bag Pipe 
110 Fiddle 
111 Shanai 

Organ 

Ensemble  

Synth Lead 

Percussive  

16 Drawbar Organ 
17 Percussive Organ 
18 Rock Organ 
19 Church Organ 
20 Reed Organ 
21 Accordion 
22 Harmonica 
23 Tango Accordion 

48 String Ensemble 1 
49 String Ensemble 2 
(Slow) 
50 Syn Strings 1 
51 Syn Strings 2 
52 Choir Aahs 
53 Voice Oohs 
54 Syn Choir 
55 Orchestral Hit 

80 Syn Square Wave 
81 Syn Sawtooth Wave 
82 Syn Calliope 
83 Syn Chiff 
84 Syn Charang 
85 Syn Voice 
86 Syn Fifths Sawtooth 
Wave 
87 Syn Brass & Lead 

112 Tinkle Bell 
113 Agogo 
114 Steel Drums  
115 Woodblock 
116 Taiko Drum 
117 Melodic Tom 
118 Syn Drum 
119 Reverse Cymbal 

Guitar 

Brass 

Synth Pad 

Sound Effects 

24 Nylon Acoustic  
25 Steel Acoustic  
26 Jazz Electric  
27 Clean Electric  
28 Muted Electric  
29 Overdrive 
30 Distorted 
31 Harmonics 

56 Trumpet 
57 Trombone 
58 Tuba 
59 Muted Trumpet 
60 French Horn 
61 Brass Section 
61 Syn Brass 1 
62 Syn Brass 2 

88 New Age Syn Pad 
89 Warm Syn Pad 
90 Polysynth Syn Pad 
91 Choir Syn Pad 
92 Bowed Syn Pad 
93 Metal Syn Pad 
94 Halo Syn Pad 
95 Sweep Syn Pad 

120 Guitar Fret Noise 
121 Breath Noise 
122 Seashore 
123 Bird Tweet 
124 Telephone Ring 
125 Helicopter 
126 Applause 
127 Gun Shot 

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Страница 3: ...plete PC recording studio Record tracks using both MIDI and audio and use the extensive editing tools and other features to make professional sound ing compositions We hope you will have as much fun p...

Страница 4: ...ed with the installation of a USB driver and a MIDI driver Please re start your PC once the installation is complete 1 Power up your PC 2 Insert the eKeys Installer CD ROM The installer should open au...

Страница 5: ...ar a piano and see a key on the onscreen keyboard in PictureBoard light up If you do not see this click on the preferences menu and select MIDI devices Select USB MIDI in or if you are a Windows XP us...

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