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The Studiologic MP-117 Pedal the Studiologic touch to your feet allowing control of any MIDI device. It is the perfect companion to your compact digital organ and a hands-free controller for musicians performing either on a guitar or a microphone or for driving a massive bass sound with the tip of your toe. The MP-117 Pedalboard control panel allows transposing, MIDI channel selection and MIDI program change through its four rugged, generously sized big push buttons. Its design features optimize transportability and solidness both in the studio and on the stage.
Studiologic MP-117 MIDI Foot Controller Pedal Board
Studiologic MP-117 MIDI Foot Controller Pedal Board
Studiologic MP-117 MIDI Foot Controller Pedal Board

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  • Pedalboard; 17 notes
  • Touch: Dynamic
    • Features
    • 128 Programs
    • Programmable Bank Select
    • 16 MIDI Channels
    • Transpose (±12)
    Controls / UI
    • 4x Function buttons
    • Virtual numeric keypad
    Connections
    • MIDI Out
    Power supply
    • DC IN: 9V
    • Adapter Input: 100-240V / Output: 9V-1A
    Size and Weight
    • Width: 74 cm / 20,1 lb.
    • Depth: 42 cm / 16,5 in.
    • Height: 14 cm / 5,5 in.
    • Weight: 7.5 kg / 16.5 lb.
    Package content
    • MP-117
    • Power adapter
    • CD Manual

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    Studiologic - 90 day warranty.
    Warranty terms vary. Check with manufacturer for specific product warranty.

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    • submitted2 months ago

      asked byAnthony

      fromundisclosed

      Will this work with a Arturia KeyLab 88 mk3 88-key Weighted

      Will this work with a Arturia KeyLab 88 mk3 88-key Weighted

      Open Reply - Gear-Support
      The MP-117 MIDI Pedalboard should work with the Arturia KeyLab 88 Mk3, but it depends on how you plan to connect and use them. Compatibility Considerations: MIDI Connections: The MP-117 sends MIDI data via a 5-pin DIN MIDI Out. The KeyLab 88 Mk3 does not have a MIDI In port, only USB and CV/Gate. Solution: You’ll need a MIDI-to-USB adapter (e.g., Roland UM-One or similar) to connect the MP-117 directly to your computer. Standalone Mode: If you want both the MP-117 and KeyLab 88 to control the same virtual instrument (e.g., in a DAW), connect both devices to your computer separately via USB. In your DAW, assign the MP-117 to the bass notes and KeyLab 88 to the melodic parts. Using an External MIDI Host: If you want to play a hardware synth without using a computer, you’ll need a MIDI host device (like the Kenton MIDI USB Host) to bridge the MP-117 to the KeyLab 88 Mk3 or an external sound module.

    • submitted3 months ago

      asked byRoger

      fromAtlanta, Ga

      can use this with a Yamaha arius 145 digital piano.

      can use this with a Yamaha arius 145 digital piano.

      Open Reply - Gear-Support
      Unfortunately, no.

    • submitted3 years ago

      asked byNick

      fromNJ

      Will this work if plugged into a computer via midi? To use as a controller for midi software?

      Will this work if plugged into a computer via midi? To use as a controller for midi software?

      Open Reply - Thomas
      Yes

    • submitted6 years ago

      asked byJohn

      fromSan Jose, CA

      I'm looking for a device to play a bass sound while I am playing the guitar. Does the Studiologic MP-117 Midi foot controller include a bank of sounds or does it have to be connected to another device? Also how will it connect to my amplifier. This is for a simple garage band application.

      I'm looking for a device to play a bass sound while I am playing the guitar. Does the Studiologic MP-117 Midi foot controller include a bank of sounds or does it have to be connected to another device? Also how will it connect to my amplifier. This is for a simple garage band application.

      Open Reply - Ronald
      You would need to get a foot controller for it, but give us a call at 866-498-7882 and we can get you everything you need to get this setup how you need it.

    • submitted6 years ago

      asked bygerhard

      fromAZ

      what is needed with this unit to actually use it as a Taurus Pedal Eg. Geddy Lee/Rush. My old Mini Moog Taurus needed the Keyboard.Can you Unbox and play right away.Eg. just plug it into an Amp??

      what is needed with this unit to actually use it as a Taurus Pedal Eg. Geddy Lee/Rush. My old Mini Moog Taurus needed the Keyboard.Can you Unbox and play right away.Eg. just plug it into an Amp??

      Open Reply - Ronald
      You would have to use software with it to get it to work, but it would work with almost every software out today so that shouldn't be the hard part. They have a lot of rig rundown style videos on YouTube that can walk you through the process and give you an idea of what you would need to get.