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KeyStudio 49i is ideal for use with a multitude of music creation applications. We recommend you spend a few minutes reviewing this Quick Start Guide to ensure proper setup. KeyStudio 49i Features Keyboard: ■ 49-key velocity sensitive keyboard ■ on-board piano sound ■ on-board piano reverb effect ■ Pitch Bend wheel ■ Modulation wheel; MIDI re-assignable ■ Piano Volume knob; MIDI re-assignable ■ Octave up/down buttons; MIDI re-assignable Sustain foot pedal input; MIDI re-assignable MIDI Out port 20-note polyphony Edit mode button for advanced functions and programming bus-powered through USB or DC power for standalone functionality Class-compliant operation: no driver installation required-simply connect the keyboard and power on Built-in Audio Interface: ■ 16-Bit, 44.1KHz, 2-input, 2-output audio interface ■ XLR microphone input, 1/4" instrument input, and stereo RCA inputs ■ two rear-panel 1/4" audio outputs ■ two front-panel 1/4” headphone outputs ■ dedicated Instrument and Microphone gain control knobs with signal and peak LEDs ■ Direct Monitor knob for near-zero latency hardware monitoring Software : ■ M-Audio GM Module application ■ Ableton Live Lite ■ ■ KeyStudio 49i Quick Start Guide What’s in the Box? ■ M-Audio KeyStudio 49i MIDI controller keyboard / audio interface ■ Printed Quick Start Guide ■ M-Audio KeyStudio 49i CD-ROM containing: • Software drivers and documentation • M-Audio GM Module application ■ Ableton Live Lite CD-ROM and registration card ■ USB cable If any of the above listed items are missing, please contact the retailer where you purchased the product. About this Guide This Quick Start Guide covers: ■ Basic operation of KeyStudio 49i. ■ Driver installation for KeyStudio 49i. ■ Using KeyStudio 49i with M-Audio GM Module software. Basic Operation of KeyStudio 49i 1. Use the provided USB cable to connect KeyStudio 49i to an available USB port on your computer. The USB cable not only powers the g keyboard but also transmits MIDI data to and from your computer. 2. Make sure that the power switch on the back of the keyboard is in the “on” position. KeyStudio 49i is now ready to be used - no additional installation steps are required for basic operation. 3. Connect the two 1/4" outputs on the rear panel of KeyStudio 49i to powered monitors, an amplifier, or a mixer. You may also listen through headphones by connecting one or two sets of headphones to the 1/4" stereo headphone outputs on KeyStudio 49i. O ■ A 4. Be sure the Piano Vol. knob is at a reasonable listening level 5. Play the keyboard. KeyStudio 49i Quick Start Guide The KeyStudio 49i Piano Demo KeyStudio 49i has a built-in piano demo song. To hear this demo: 1. Press the Edit Mode button so that the Edit Mode LED lights. 2. Press the Reverb button. Demo playback can be stopped by pressing either the Edit Mode button or the Reverb button. Using the Audio Inputs A dynamic microphone can be connected to the XLR input located on the rear panel*, and an instrument such as a guitar or bass can be connected to the 1/4" input jack also located on the rear panel. IMPORTANT: Be sure the Mic and Inst. Gain knobs are turned down before connecting equipment to these two input jacks. Failure to do this can result in a loud pop or feedback which can damage your speakers and hearing. Each of these two inputs has an independent preamp featuring a dedicated gain control knob, and signal and clip LEDs. Two analog RCA inputs are also located on the back panel. Signal from these inputs is mixed with the Microphone and Instrument input signals and Mcs-m ma.G.m routed to the 1/4" output jacks. Advanced Features in Edit Mode KeyStudio 49i provides many advanced MIDI features and programming options. Pressing the Edit Mode button puts the keys of the keyboard into Edit mode. This mode enables you to configure internal features of KeyStudio 49i and transmit advanced MIDI messages. Consult the User Guide found on the included CD-ROM for a complete description of the KeyStudio Edit mode. KeyStudio 49i Quick Start Guide MIDI Connections You can connect the KeyStudio 49i MIDI output to an external MIDI device's MIDI input. This enables you to control an external synthesizer or sound module while using KeyStudio 49i as a standalone keyboard controller. A sustain pedal can also be connected to the 1/4” Sustain pedal jack on the back of KeyStudio. Driver Installation for KeyStudio 49i KeyStudio 49i functions as a class-compliant device. This means your computer will recognize KeyStudio 49i without the need to install additional drivers. This gives immediate access to all audio inputs and outputs as well as to the built-in MIDI interface. As you become more familiar with the KeyStudio keyboard, you may wish to take advantage of this product's additional professional features by installing the KeyStudio 49i drivers. Installing the KeyStudio ASIO drivers in Windows improves audio performan...