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Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of the Keystation Pro 88, an 88-note, hammer-action, velocity-sensitive USB keyboard. The class- compliant Keystation Pro 88 can easily integrate with PC and Mac computer music environments. It can be used play virtual instruments, external MIDI hardware synthesizers, sound modules, drum machines and samplers. The Pro 88 offers true plug-and- play functionality via class compliancy in Windows XP and Mac OS X. Simply plug in the USB cable to begin installation—no driver is required.
Your Keystation Pro 88 is more than just a professional keyboard, it is a MIDI controller that gives you hands-on access for control of multiple MIDI parameters, such as MIDI Continuous Controller data (or CCs), RPN/NRPN data, MIDI Bank Change LSB and MSB, and Program Changes on 16 different MIDI channels. You can easily control your studio using only the Keystation Pro 88. To familiarize 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 programmability, please reference the Advanced User Guide.
Features
Ports:
MIDI OUT
MIDI IN
USB port
Power:
USB bus powered
DC IN for external PSU
Keyboard:
88-note hammer-action keyboard
9 velocity curves
Controls:
24 programmable rotary dials
9 full-size programmable faders
22 programmable buttons
MIDI-assignable Pitch Bend and Modulation Wheels 2 MIDI-assignable foot pedal inputs
1 MIDI-assignable expression pedal input
MIDI Data from Controllers:
MIDI control number
RPN/NRPN
Program, Bank LSB, Bank MSB
Pitch Bend
GM/GM2/XG SysEx Messages
MIDI Data from Buttons:
Note On
Note On/Off Toggle
MIDI CC On/Off Toggle
Program, Bank LSB, Bank MSB presets
MIDI Machine Control functions
GM/GM2/XG SysEx Messages
MIDI Controller increment/decrement
Performance Features:
Program and bank changes
Snap Shot sends current status for all controllers
Drawbar Mode for faders
Controller Mute mutes controller output to avoid parameter jumps