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General| Aftertouch | Yes |
|---|---|
| Transport Controls | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Type | Keyboard Controller |
| Number of Keys | 25, 49, or 61 |
| Pads | 8 |
| Encoders | 8 |
| Connectivity | USB, MIDI |
| Power | USB Bus Powered |
| Pedal Inputs | Sustain, Expression |
| Compatibility | Mac and PC |
| Dimensions | Varies by model |
| Weight | Varies by model |
| Faders | 9 (49 and 61 key models) |
Provides a detailed overview of the controls on the Axiom Pro's top panel.
Details the various ports and connectors located on the rear panel of the Axiom Pro.
Explains the function and usage of the buttons located below the LCD screen.
Guides users through the process of saving and loading custom patches.
Details the software setup required for using Axiom Pro with a computer.
Explains the HyperControl Mode protocol and its benefits for integration.
Outlines the methods for navigating and selecting parameters within Edit Mode.
Presents the top-level menu structure for navigating Edit Mode options.
Explains the release velocity function and its impact on MIDI messages.
Describes the functionality of the Data Buttons for octave shift and other parameters.
Details the process for naming controls and parameters within Edit Mode.
Explains how to set the message type generated by a selected controller.
Details how to set the MIDI output channel for selected controls.
Explains how the Entry parameter affects the display format of Min, Max, and CC# parameters.
Discusses the functionality of the Axiom Pro's endless encoders.
Provides steps to resolve issues when the Axiom Pro stops working.
Addresses issues with reversed sustain pedal operation.
Helps locate the Axiom Pro in the software's MIDI devices dialog box.
Troubleshoots no data transmission from the MIDI output port.
Clarifies the meaning of a question mark in Windows Device Manager.
Addresses noticeable delay (latency) when playing virtual instruments.
Guides on how to reset the LCD screen settings without seeing the display.
Explains how to reset Axiom Pro to its factory default settings.
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