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Number of Keys | 49 |
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Key Type | Synth-action |
Velocity Sensitive | Yes |
Pads | No |
Transport Controls | Yes |
Pedal Inputs | 1 x 1/4" (sustain) |
MIDI Output | No |
USB | 1 x Type B |
OS Compatibility | Windows, macOS |
Display | No |
Power Supply | USB bus-powered |
Software Compatibility | Cubase, Digital Performer, FL Studio, Garageband, Logic Pro, Nuendo, Reaper, Reason, Studio One |
Lists the items included in the Impact GX49/GX61 box, such as the controller, printed guide, USB cable, and software license.
Highlights the main features of the Impact GX series, including its keybed, wheels, buttons, and DAW integration.
Details the minimum operating system and software requirements for using the Impact GX controller and its DAW integration.
Guides users on connecting the Impact GX controller via USB and powering it on, including notes on Linux and foot switch connections.
Outlines the steps for registering the product and downloading DAW integration files for supported software.
Details how to use the Impact GX49 as a standard USB MIDI controller and the benefits of product registration.
Describes the function of the Octave Up and Octave Down buttons for shifting the keyboard's pitch range.
Explains how to transpose the keyboard's pitch by semitones using the dedicated Transpose buttons.
Details the functionality of the Pitch bend and Modulation wheels for expressive performance control.
Provides instructions on connecting a foot switch pedal and troubleshooting polarity issues for correct operation.
Explains how the 7 transport/navigation buttons can function as generic MIDI buttons or be assigned to DAW functions.
Details the function of the assignable potentiometer, which defaults to MIDI CC 7 (volume).
Details how to enter the Setup menu by pressing the [Setup] button, which mutes MIDI output for configuration.
Details how to assign MIDI CC messages to controls like the Modulation wheel, potentiometer, buttons, and foot switch.
Explains how to program assignable buttons to send MIDI Program Change messages.
Guides on changing the global MIDI channel (1-16) used by the keyboard and its controls.
Describes how to send a MIDI program change message at any time from within the Setup menu.
Details the procedure for sending a Bank LSB MIDI message using the Setup menu.
Details the procedure for sending a Bank MSB MIDI message using the Setup menu.
Explains how to quickly set a transpose value in the Setup menu, useful when transpose buttons are reassigned.
Details the 4 velocity curves and 3 fixed levels available for customizing keyboard sensitivity and dynamics.
Describes the Panic function, which sends all notes off and resets controllers on all MIDI channels.
Details how to assign Transpose, Global MIDI Channel, or Program Change functions to the transpose buttons.
Explains how to set up the Impact GX keyboard to send MIDI Machine Control (MMC) messages for transport control.
Details how to assign custom MIDI messages to the secondary level of MIDI buttons when MMC is active.
Provides instructions on how to restore the Impact GX49/GX61 to its original factory settings.