Fatar ST-90 Plus User Manual

Thank you for purchasing the FATAR Studio-90 Plus, the finest feeling master controller on the
market today. The action is a result of many years of engineering that went into the keyboard
mechanism. There are actually hammers that strike a surface that simulates a piano string.
The FATAR Studio-90 Plus master controller is very simple to operate once you understand its
capabilities. Even though the controller seems to be always in split mode, you can layer or split
one, two, or three sounds across the entire length of the keyboard. However, you must be aware of
the specific use of each parameter to get the desired results.
FEATURE LIST! The following is a feature list of the ST-90 Plus master keyboard controller.
- Power Supply: 9 VDC 500mA
- 88 Note Weighted Hammer Action Keys
- Key measurements like a real piano
- Dynamic Range (00-99)
- Velocity Sensitivity Release (00-99)
- Three Zones Programmable
- Half-tone transposition
- Octave transposition
- Three MIDI Outputs
- Foot-Switch Control
- Program Change Footswitch
- Pitch and Modulation Wheels
- Outputs on all l6 MIDI Channels (three channels at one time)
- 100 Performance Programs (00-99)
- Two digit numeric display
- Beautiful Cabinet Design
- Also available in sturdy case road case

Fatar ST-90 Plus Specifications

General

Brand	Fatar
Model	ST-90 Plus
Category	Recording Equipment
Language	English

Summary

Feature List

Connections

Switching On

Procedure for powering on the instrument and initial LED status indicators.

Reset Procedure

Steps to reset the Studio-90 Plus to factory presets to resolve operational issues.

Getting Started

Let's Get Started

Guide to connecting the controller and setting up your initial sound module and amplification.

Programs

Instructions on selecting and navigating through the 100 available programs using the numeric keys.

Parameters

Overview of how to access and adjust the nineteen programmable parameters (00-18) for sound shaping.

Split Left-Split Right

Details on setting two split points to divide the keyboard into zones for different sounds.

Transposer

How to use Transposer parameters (02-04) for semi-tone transposition across keyboard zones.

Octave

Using Octave parameters (05-07) to adjust octave transposition within each of the three zones.

Channel MIDI

Configuring MIDI channels (08-10) for zones 1, 2, and 3 to control multiple sound modules.

Preset

Setting up preset or program changes (11-13) per zone for patch selection on sound sources.