MIDI контроллер M-AUDIO Axiom AIR Mini 32. Инструкция на английском языке

USER MANUAL
ENGLISH ( 3 – 12 )
MANUAL DEL USUARIO
ESPANOL ( 13 – 22 )
MANUEL D'UTILISATION
FRANCAIS ( 23 – 32 )
GUIDA PER L'USO
ITALIANO ( 33 – 42 )
BENUTZERHANDBUCH
DEUTSCH ( 43 – 53 )

USER GUIDE (ENGLISH)
Box Contents
Axiom AIR Mini 32; mini-USB cable; User Guide; Safety & Warranty Manual
Support
For complete system requirements,  compatibility information, and product registration, visit the support
section of the M-Audio website: m-audio.com/support.
Quick Start
Setup Scenario 1                   Setup Scenario 2
Computer                         Computer          Monitors
Headphones
USB  MIDI IN  MIDI OUT  R  L  R  L  VOL
USB Audio Interface
1.   Use the included USB cable to connect your Axiom to an available USB port on your computer. (If you
are connecting to a USB hub, ensure that it is a powered hub.) When connected properly, and when
your computer is on, Axiom's Sustain, Edit, and Octave buttons will illuminate.
2.   Open your digital audio workstation (DAW).
3.   You may need to  open your DAW's  Preferences and select your Axiom as the control surface or
device. See your software's documentation for more information.
Recommended Downloads
To get the most out of your Axiom, we recommend downloading and installing the following files from their
respective websites:
•   Ignite (airmusictech.com/download_ignite): Ignite is  a music  creation tool designed to be easiest
way to capture, build, and share musical ideas. Ignite works well on its own or as a writing companion
to the production capabilities of your DAW. Axiom's controls are fully integrated with Ignite, providing
easy control of common tasks like preset selection, parameter control, and interface navigation. See
the "Controlling Ignite" section of this manual for more information.
•   HyperControl personalities (m-audio.com/support):  HyperControl offers fast, easy, automatic
mapping of the Axiom A.I.R. Mini 32’s buttons and knobs to many frequently used software features
and settings. When used with a supported DAW  application, you can control  the  transport,  mixing
controls (faders and panning) and  virtual instrument or signal  processing plug-in parameters.
Furthermore, you can switch between HyperControl  and custom MIDI operation on the fly to match
your particular needs. To enable HyperControl with your Axiom A.I.R. Mini  32, some applications
require additional software  to be installed. Visit  m-audio.com/hypercontrol  for a current list of
applications that support HyperControl.
•   Optional Axiom device drivers for  Windows (m-audio.com/support):  These drivers let you use
your Axiom with  more than one application simultaneously and/or in conjunction with  other class-
compliant USB devices with audio capabilities. Mac systems do not need these device drivers.
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Controls & Connections
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1.   Keyboard: This 32-note  keyboard is velocity-sensitive  and, in conjunction  with the
OCTAVE DOWN/UP buttons, can control a ten-octave range.  You can also use it to
access extended programming functions when your Axiom is in Edit Mode.
2.   Pitch Bend and Modulation  Buttons: These controls let you bend pitch and trigger
parameter modulation when controlling a MIDI instrument.
3.   Octave/Transpose Buttons ( – / + ): By default, these buttons shift the keyboard up or
down one octave at a time, extending its playable range. The "+" shifts it upward (e.g.,
Note F3 becomes F4), while the "–" button shifts it downward (e.g., Note F3 becomes F2).
These buttons can also be used to transpose the keyboard in half-steps or to send MIDI
Program Changes and user-assigned MIDI messages.
4.   Sustain Button: This button acts like the sustain pedal on a piano; it sustains all currently
held notes (on the keyboard or trigger pads). Its action can be momentary (sustaining only
when the button is pressed and held) or latching (sustain will be switched on or off with
each button press). To switch the button between momentary and latching behavior, see
the Sustain section later in this manual.
5.   Edit Button: This button puts your Axiom in Edit Mode, allowing you to use its keyboard's
special functions to create or edit MIDI control assignments, global settings, and utility
functions. The button will illuminate when the keyboard is in Edit Mode.
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