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The powerful synchronization features let you use KeyStep Pro as a master clock source or
to have it synchronize itself to incoming USB, MIDI or CV synchronization signals. KeyStep
Pro can send and receive clock signals and even has a separate clock reset CV output jack
so that your external analog gear always remains firmly synchronized in both tempo and
phase (loops and sequences always start on the "one" together).
Our MIDI Control Center (MCC) software allows you to dive deep into the KeyStep Pro's
features and to reconfigure the product so that it works best for you and your setup. MCC
really opens up a lot of options and we have dedicated an entire chapter of this guide so
that you can understand all of the powerful options.
The Keystep Pro is a USB MIDI Class Compliant device. What does that mean and why
is it important? It means you can connect it to any other MIDI Class Compliant device
without having to install drivers. Only when connecting to an iPad you will need a camera
connection cable or a USB to lightning cable. Arturia has a great line of iPad synthesizers
such as the iMini, the iSem, the iProphet and the iSpark. It's worth checking them out.
Be sure to visit www.arturia.com. That's the place to go for the latest firmware and to
download the MIDI Control Center. You'll also find links to our tutorials and FAQs.
KeyStep Pro is easy to use, so you'll probably start experimenting with it right out of the box.
However, please be sure to read this manual even if you are an experienced user as we
describe many useful tips that will help you get the most out of your purchase. We're sure
you will find KeyStep Pro to be a great source of musical inspiration and we hope you'll use
it to its fullest potential.
Happy music making!
The Arturia team
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