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The following example shows you how to assign the Volume Slider to the Modulation function (MIDI
CC 01). However, you can substitute either control or any of the MIDI CC numbers listed in
Appendix B, “Standard MIDI Controller Numbers” based on what you are trying to achieve.
To assign the Volume slider to a new MIDI CC number:
1 Press the Edit Mode button.
2 Press the “SLIDER ASSIGN” key (D#4).
3 Enter MIDI CC number 01 (Modulation) using keys G3 – B4 (0 – 9).
4 Press the ENTER key (C5).
Now the Volume slider increases and decreases the amount of modulation as it is raised or lowered.
Additional Programming and Control Assignment Methods
This section shows you how to use the secondary key functions to quickly access and use the pro-
gramming features of your KeyStudio keyboard.
Octave Shift
If the Octave buttons are assigned to a different function, you can change the octave setting for your
keyboard using the “OCTAVE -” (F#2), “OCTAVE 0” (G#2), or “OCTAVE +” (Bb2) keys.
The “OCTAVE -” key lets you lower the keyboard to a maximum three octaves, while the “OCTAVE
+” lets you raise the keyboard to a maximum of four octaves. The “OCTAVE 0” key lets you instantly
return to the default octave setting (0).
The following example shows you how to use the “OCTAVE +” key to raise the keyboard by two oc-
taves.
If you make a mistake while entering the numerical data value, press the CANCEL key (C1) before
pressing the ENTER key (C5) to exit Edit mode without changing the MIDI CC.
Turning off your KeyStudio keyboard resets the Modulation wheel and Volume slider, and they will re-
vert to their default functions when it is powered up again.
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