M-Audio ProKeys Sono 61 User Manual page 23

Recording MIDI and triggering sounds on an external sound module
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Add A Track
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Mic
Instr
Aux
Stereo
Virtual
Inst
MIDI Active
Sono 61
Voices
MIDI Active
MIDI
Sono 61
via
MIDI
Output
USB
MIDI Active
Recording Software
MIDI via USB
ProKeys Sono 61
"MIDI Out"
function
toggled in Edit
mode
Like the previous scenario, ProKeys Sono is used to record to a MIDI track within the computer's sequencing software while
simultaneously routing this MIDI information back to ProKeys Sono . However, instead of routing the MIDI signal back to the
ProKeys Sono internal sound engine (i .e ., "the "ProKeys Sono Voices" MIDI port), the MIDI signal is routed to the
ProKeys Sono MIDI Out jack (i .e ., to the "ProKeys Sono MIDI Out"
being sent to an external MIDI sound module .
The MIDI sound module receives data from the ProKeys Sono MIDI output jack and generates audio (sound) that is routed
back to the RCA inputs of the keyboard . This output of the sound module can then be monitored through the headphone
outputs of ProKeys Sono or via speakers connected to the 1/4" outputs (as shown above) .
The order and naming of the MIDI output ports may vary slightly depending on your operating system and sequencing
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application. If ProKeys Sono is used as a class-compliant device under Windows XP, its output ports will appear as "USB
Audio Device" and "USB Audio Device [2]. "
The ProKeys Sono "MIDI Out Mode" setting must be configured correctly for your sequencing application's MIDI output to
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appear at the MIDI output jack on the back of ProKeys Sono. Please see the section entitled "MIDI Out Mode Key" in the
"ProKeys MIDI Output Settings" chapter to find out more about this setting.
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"ProKeys
Sono
MIDI Out"
port
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Monitors
port within your software) . This results in MIDI data
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TIP: Follow the
method described
in the "Recording
the Aux Inputs to an
Audio Track" section
of this chapter to
record the output of
your external sound
module as audio
within your recording
software.