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- M-Audio
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- ProKeys Sono 61
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- Other Electronics
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- Electronics
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- Last added
- 2023-10-16
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M-Audio ProKeys Sono 61 Quick Start Guide
This document serves as a Quick Start Guide for the M-Audio ProKeys Sono 61, a semi-weighted 61-key digital piano that functions as a USB-compatible MIDI controller and computer audio interface. It details how to connect the device to a computer or use it in standalone mode, and explains how to utilize its built-in audio inputs for recording microphones and instruments.
Read onlineM-Audio ProKeys Sono 61 specifications
| Keys | 61 touches dynamiques au toucher semi-lourd |
|---|---|
| Voices | 5 voix haute qualité (Piano de concert, Piano brillant, Piano électrique, Orgue, Clavecin) |
| Polyphony | 40 notes maximum |
| Audio Interface | 2 entrées / 2 sorties 16-Bit ; 44.1KHz |
| Power | USB bus power or external CC block |
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Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
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Questions answered in these manuals
Does the ProKeys Sono 61 require drivers to work?
No, it works natively without a driver; you just plug and turn on.
Can I connect a microphone and guitar?
Yes, connect the dynamic mic to the rear XLR input and instruments like guitars to the 6.35mm jack.
Does the ProKeys Sono 61 require driver installation for basic operation?
No, it is class-compliant and works immediately upon connection without additional installation steps.
Can the ProKeys Sono 61 be used without a computer?
Yes, it can be used in standalone operation with an optional 9V power supply or a USB-type power supply.
Do I need to install drivers to use ProKeys Sono 61?
No, it functions as a class-compliant device when connected via USB, but installing drivers improves audio performance and reduces latency.
Can I use ProKeys Sono 61 without a computer?
Yes, it can operate as a standalone instrument using an optional 9V power supply or USB power.