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KeyStudio 49i User Guide
5. Edit Mode Button (Edit Mode): When this button is pressed, the keyboard will enter “Edit Mode.” While in Edit Mode,
the keys on the keyboard no longer send MIDI notes, and instead are used to select advanced functions and enter data.
See the “Advanced Features in Edit Mode” section for more information on this topic.
6. Master Volume Fader (Master Vol.): The Master Volume fader controls the main audio volume output.
7. Microphone Gain Knob (Mic. Gain): The signal (green) LED illuminates when incoming audio signal is greater than
-20dB. The peak (red) LED illuminates when incoming audio signal is greater than -1dB.
8. Instrument Gain Knob (Inst. Gain): The signal (green) LED illuminates when incoming audio signal is greater than
-20dB. The peak (red) LED illuminates when incoming audio signal is greater than -1dB.”
9. Mono Button (Mono): This is an analog button that sums the Microphone and Instrument inputs. When active, input
signals will be routed to both, the left and the right side of your stereo speakers or headphones, making them appear
centered in the stereo panorama.
When recording while the Mono Button is active, signals from the Microphone Input and Instrument Input will be merged
and recorded to both, the left and the right side of a stereo track in your recording software. If signals are entering the
keyboard through the Aux inputs or if you’re playing the built-in Piano sound while recording, then all sounds will be
merged and recorded to the same audio track.
This makes it easy to record an entire performance to a stereo track by the push of a button.
Note: The Mono button does not affect signals from the Aux Inputs or the the build-in Piano sound.
10. Direct Monitor Knob (Direct Monitor): The Direct Monitor knob controls the amount of audio input signal flowing
directly to the 1/4” audio outputs.
11. Piano Reset Button (Piano Reset): The Piano Reset button sends “All Notes Off” and “Reset All Controllers” MIDI
messages on MIDI channel 1. This button restores basic piano and keyboard controller functions, including resetting the
Modulation wheel, Piano Volume Knob, and Sustain Pedal to their default settings.
12. Piano Volume Knob (Piano Vol.): This is an assignable controller with a default of controlling the volume of the piano
sound flowing to the 1/4” audio outputs. Details on how to change the function of this knob can be found in the “Knob
Assign Key” section of the “Advanced Features in Edit Mode” section of this User Guide.
13. Reverb On/Off Button (Reverb On/Off): This button engages the internal reverb effect of KeyStudio 49i. The reverb
depth can be controlled via MIDI CC commands. See the “Advanced Features in Edit Mode” chapter of this User Guide
for more information on this.