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Number of Keys | 88 |
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Key Type | Semi-Weighted |
Velocity Sensitivity | Yes |
Aftertouch | Yes |
Pads | 8 |
Encoders/Pots | 8 |
Connectivity | USB |
OS Requirements - PC | Windows 7 or later |
Power Supply | USB powered |
Pedal Inputs | 2 |
MIDI I/O | Out |
USB | USB 2.0 |
Software | Included software bundle |
Type | MIDI Controller |
Lists items included in the product packaging.
Highlights key features and capabilities of the keyboard.
Specifies the necessary hardware and software for operation.
Details on connecting and using an expression pedal.
Interface for sending MIDI data to external devices.
Port for optional external power adapter.
Connecting footswitch pedals for various functions.
Port for connecting to computers and power.
Security slot for physical device protection.
Initial steps for powering up and connecting the keyboard.
Obtaining and installing software for DAW control.
Information on the included software bundle.
Using the GXP with DAWs or devices not supporting integration.
Shifting the keyboard's octave range up or down.
Shifting the keyboard's pitch by semitones.
Controls for expressive pitch bending and modulation.
Sending pressure-sensitive data for articulation.
Using transport buttons for MIDI control.
Function and assignment of the rotary encoder.
Setting tempo and synchronization for Note Repeat.
Activating and selecting repeat function parameters.
Choosing note repeat divisions like 1/4, 1/8.
Using AfterTouch to control repeat note velocity.
Using Mod Wheel for repeat note velocity.
Adjusting velocity for accented repeated notes.
Defining the interval for accented notes.
Applying swing to create shuffled rhythms.
Selecting quantization modes for note repeats.
Assigning MIDI messages and colors to RGB buttons.
Accessing setup menu options and canceling entries.
Assigning MIDI CC messages and AfterTouch/Channel Pressure.
Configuring Program Change and Bank messages.
Customizing RGB LED colors and global MIDI channel.
Setting transpose values directly.
Choosing from different keyboard velocity response curves.
Configuring pedal type and executing panic function.
Configuring MIDI Out port and MIDI clock sync options.
Assigning specific functions to transpose buttons.
Using MIDI Machine Control for transport functions.
Configuring the GXP for use with Pro Tools.
Resetting keyboard settings to factory defaults.
Compliance statements for European and US regulations.