M-Audio Sono 88 User Guide

ProKeys Sono 88 User Guide introduces ProKeys Sono 88 features, including accessories, keyboard, built-in audio interface, minimum system requirements, standalone operation, bus-powered operation, controls and connectors.


M-Audio Sono 88 User Guide - cover page
Brand
M-Audio
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
50
File format
PDF
File size
2.7 MB
Published
16 October, 2023
Updated
16 October, 2023
Model
Sono 88
MD5 checksum
DEA75EB11BB49396309BB313A3F83834

About this manual

The ProKeys Sono 88 is a semi-weighted, velocity-sensitive 88-key digital piano that also functions as a USB-compatible MIDI controller and a built-in audio interface. It allows users to play on-board premium keyboard sounds as a standalone instrument or record performances via a computer using the included software.

The device supports both standalone operation with an optional power supply and bus-powered operation when connected to a PC or Mac via USB. Key features include 7 high-quality voices, General MIDI sound sets, layer mode for playing two voices simultaneously, on-board reverb and chorus effects, and various assignable controls such as modulation wheels, pitch bend, and transpose buttons.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Features
  • What's in the Box?
  • Minimum Requirements
  • Standalone Operation
  • Bus-Powered Operation
  • Controls and Connectors
  • Hardware Connections
  • Audio Inputs and Outputs
  • MIDI Connections

Specifications

Keyboard Type88 semi-weighted, velocity sensitive keys
Polyphony (Stereo)20 notes maximum
Audio Interface Resolution16-Bit, 44.1 kHz
Maximum Polyphony (Standalone)40-note maximum polyphony

Frequently asked questions

What type of power supply is required for standalone operation?

Standalone operation requires an optional 9V, 500mA center-positive power supply or a USB-type power supply.

What happens when the peak LED illuminates on the Microphone Gain knob?

The peak LED illuminates when the incoming audio signal is clipping, indicating that the Microphone Gain knob should be turned down.

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