Wow! That was awesome! It took a bit to set up and a bit of trial and error but it worked great!

The only thing I need to do is swap the Send level 2 with the send level 1.

This is so awesome! It takes the guess work out of setting up the controller on a KSP 88!

OK, I guess that's good news.

What do you mean you had to swap send level 1 and send level 2? You didn't like send level 1 being the bottom roll of rotories?

When i get back home tomorrow, i will give it a try!

That sounds like great work .. will try out tonight.

My keystation still sick, M-Audio are being very helpfull NOT

This has made me convinced not to buy any more of their products.

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My keystation still sick, M-Audio are being very helpfull NOT

This has made me convinced not to buy any more of their products.

Yeah, I had a KSP88 ever since it came out. And while I loved the general feel of the keys (even though its not graded hammer action, its probably still the best standard piano action I've played). Mine's never been "sick", so to speak, but I finally gave up after many, many, many instances where I lost the ACT or GCS settings I had set and had to start from scratch. I basically relegated it to a Soft Synth controller on another machine, only using it with synths that incorporated "MIDI Learn" functions into the GUI. Now, if this thread ends up doing what it aspires to, I may be kicking myself for selling it...But I'm also excited to play around with my new Studiologic VMK 188 plus.

Hey, Thomas, I just want to swap the rotories to match what I have on the screen. I think what you have done is genius. It was exactly what I was looking for. Now shoot me something for my Trigger Finger. LOL. The files you set up are great!

I'm going to try this out, thanks Thomas...we've been needing this for a while

CGS Keystation Pro 88 Test (Preset-10).spp What is that for?

It's a Cakewalk Generic Surface preset. That's why it's in the folder named Generic Surface preset. Reading the ReadMe and the project Info page should help the reader understand all files included in the zip. The .spp extension is the extension Cakewalk uses when a user exports ACT and Cakewalk Generic Surface presets. I guess I could have named the folder Cakewalk Generic Surface preset.