So I have a M-Audio Keystation 88es...
 
But my cat thinks it's hers and sits on it all the time.
 
I don't know what she presses but she does everything from simple changes in octave to changing the default channel to the big one that I can't figure out... Transposing the keys so that an "A" isn't an "A" anymore. Unfortunately since there is no control screen other than 3 lights, I never know if something is wrong before I get started, and sometimes, especially if I'm working with some drums or particularly synthy sounds, I might not realize until it's too late that I'm completely out of the key I thought I was in.
 
I can of course reset the keyboard (although it requires I reboot which is a pain in the ass), but if I've already started a project, I'm all a mess at that point... So I'd REALLY much rather find a way to just lock everything so none of that stuff can even happen.
 
Is there a way as far as anyone knows?
 
Any help is appreciated haha.
 
Damn cat.

OT but I'm thinking about a Keystation 61.  Do you like the action?

To be honest I wouldn't be the best person to comment on the hardware because I'm not a traditional piano player really, but that being said, I like the action a lot, and coming from my old M-Audio Ozonic, it feels much nicer.

vintagevibe
OT but I'm thinking about a Keystation 61.  Do you like the action?

 You could always have him ask the cat.

What about getting a musical instrument just for your cat …This cat looks pretty happy 
 
http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/3325437 
 
Kenny

haha i have those. Donkey Kong Kongas. Haha

BTW I think I might have come up with a (terrible) solution...
 
http://www.amazon.com/SODIAL-Rubber-Square-Table-Furniture/dp/B00IIDXTZO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1449026295&sr=8-1&keywords=2x2+chair+leg+caps
 
Something along those lines, taped down over the buttons.
 
Ridiculous... Haha