Korg NanoKontrol - Mapping!?

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cigbunt
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Korg NanoKontrol - Mapping!?

Post by cigbunt » Tue May 04, 2010 9:35 am

Hi all i recently bought a lauchpad, and a Korg Nano Kontrol so far so good... really changed my experience with live 8

my question...

is there a way i can map my (keyboard aarow keys) to the korg kontrol or can i do this in midi!?

basically i want to navigate my screen using the "rewind" "play" "stop" buttons!?

cigbunt
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Re: Korg NanoKontrol - Mapping!?

Post by cigbunt » Wed May 05, 2010 9:01 am

any1?

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Re: Korg NanoKontrol - Mapping!?

Post by oddstep » Wed May 05, 2010 11:59 am

either bome's midi translator or python scripting or max for live

cigbunt
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Re: Korg NanoKontrol - Mapping!?

Post by cigbunt » Wed May 05, 2010 3:31 pm

which is the easiest??

outershpongolia
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Re: Korg NanoKontrol - Mapping!?

Post by outershpongolia » Wed May 05, 2010 3:34 pm

cigbunt wrote:which is the easiest??
I'd say bomes, cause python scripting requires knowing how to do it, bomes is more self explainitory

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Re: Korg NanoKontrol - Mapping!?

Post by cigbunt » Wed May 05, 2010 3:36 pm

thanks thats the answer i was looking for...

not a detailed guide... but a push in the right direction lol :D

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Re: Korg NanoKontrol - Mapping!?

Post by outershpongolia » Wed May 05, 2010 4:59 pm

cigbunt wrote:thanks thats the answer i was looking for...

not a detailed guide... but a push in the right direction lol :D
If you were trying to convert program change messages from a MIDI buddy into any other MIDI messages I could help you out... by telling you to throw the MIDI buddy in the trash, :roll:

Key commands triggered by MIDI messages shouldn't be that hard..

Speaking of! I use a program called midiStroke on OS X that will take our MIDI notes on a Roland SPD-s and convert them to key strokes, that might be the ticket!

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Re: Korg NanoKontrol - Mapping!?

Post by jpmull » Wed May 05, 2010 10:17 pm

You may want to check this out:

http://www.nativekontrol.com/nanoLive_II.html

For me, the $20 was well worth it given my knowledge of Bomes and it will give you additional functionality beyond navigation

JP

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Re: Korg NanoKontrol - Mapping!?

Post by delicioso » Wed May 05, 2010 10:41 pm

If you have the nanoKontrol, you need to get the Myralfur script (free), period. It's the only reason I got the nanoKontrol and it's pretty amazing. You get stuff like track and device navigation, device on/off...etc. in addition to the arm/trigger/solo/pan all instantly mapped, up to 24-32 tracks as well as macros.

As for mapping a midi button to keystrokes, the easiest ways I know of are:
midistroke (free. mac only)
QuicKeys (midi to keystroke or any menu item that don't even have a keyboard shortcut; Mac or Windows but I'm not sure if the Windows version has this new midi feature yet)
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