How to use Keystage with Studio One

In Studio One, the control surface part of Keystage and the keyboard controller part have to be set up as separate devices.

1. Download and run the Script Installer for Studio One to install the script on your computer.
2. Connect the Keystage to Computer and start Studio One.
   • When starting up for the first time, press the SETTINGS button on the Keystage, turn the volume knob 2 to set the Controller Mode to "Studio One," and press the SETTINGS button again. After completing the settings in steps 3 through 5, this operation is no longer necessary, and the Controller Mode will be set automatically when Studio One is started up.
3. Click "Studio One -> Option" (Windows) or "Studio One -> Preferences" (mac) in the Studio One menu, and then click "External Devices" in the Option window.
4. Click the "Add" button at the bottom of the External Device Settings screen and add the following settings:
   
   • Select KORG's Keystage 49 or Keystage 61 from the left pane.
   • Set "Receive From" to "Keystage x DAW IN" (Windows, where x is a number) or "Keystage DAW IN" (mac).
   • Set "Send To" to "Keystage x DAW OUT" (Windows, where x is a number) or "Keystage DAW OUT" (mac).
5. Click "Add" button of External Devices again and add the following settings:
   • Select "New Keyboard" from the left pane.
   • Set "Receive From" to "Keystage x KBD/CTRL" (Windows, where x is a number) or "Keystage KBD/CTRL" (mac).
   • Set "Send To" to "Keystage x CTRL" (Windows, where x is a number) or  "Keystage CTRL" (mac).
   • If you want to synchronize Keystage's arpeggiator to Studio One's tempo, check the "Send MIDI Clock" checkbox.

The following functions are assigned to Keystage controllers.