LTO LIVE 88 Guide D'utilisation page 6

BANK SELECT
Press the BANK button and its indicator will light up. Rotate the CONTROL dial to change the LSB
(Least Significant Bit) of the bank.
Press the BANK button twice and its indicator will flash. Rotate the CONTROL dial to change the MSB
(Most Significant Bit) of the bank.
When you re-enter the bank change mode, the further change will be based on the previous setting,
including the LSB or MSB status; e.g, if you operated on MSB setting last time, press the BANK button
once to enter the MSB setting automatically. This will be reset after power off.
Volume Control
Press the VOLUME button and its indicator will light up.
Rotate the CONTROL dial to change the MIDI volume.
When you re-enter the volume control mode, the further change will be based on the previous setting.
This will be reset after power off.
Channel Change
Press the CHANNEL button and its indicator will light up.
Press a numerical key on the keyboard to select a MIDI channel from 1-16.
The data dial cannot be used to select the MIDI channel.
The MIDI channel number in transmitted message will appear as 0-15 which is the key number (1-16)
minus 1.
Split Keyboard
Hold down the SPLIT button and then press a key on the keyboard to set the split point. The SPLIT
indicator will light up.
You can change the MIDI channel, octave, program and volume for the section of the keyboard lower
than the split point (including the split point) in the same way described above. All settings higher than
the split point will remain unchanged.
Press the SPLIT button again to exit the split mode. The indicator will turn off.
When you re-enter the split mode, settings for the lower section will be recalled but they will be reset
after power off.
Sustain Pedal
Connect a standard momentary on/off nonlatching footswitch here. The keyboard will transmit sustain
control messages when the pedal is pressed and send sustain off message when the pedal is
released.
To identify polarity of the pedal simply press down the pedal and then power on the keyboard. If the
pedal is the Normal-Open type, this procedure is not necessary.
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