Hey guys!
I use an AKAI MPD32 to trigger scenes as backing tracks. I also use a MicroKorg to play midi over top of those backing tracks.
My question is: If I assign D#2 on my drum pad to trigger a scene, how do I set it up so that if i hit D#2 on my MicroKorg, it does't launch that scene? Basically, I only want my drum pad to launch scenes, while all the notes on my MicroKorg are free to play.
Any help would be awesome. Thanks!
Midi controller confusion
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Midi controller confusion
2012 Macbook Pro, M-Audio Profire 2626, Microkorg, AKAI MPD32, Logic Pro 9, Ableton Live 9, Mainstage 3.
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Re: Midi controller confusion
In midi preferences, deactivate 'Remote' for the Korg.
Or change the midi channel of either your drum pad or keyboard. And then remap. They won't interfere.
Or change the midi channel of either your drum pad or keyboard. And then remap. They won't interfere.
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Re: Midi controller confusion
yur2die4 wrote:In midi preferences, deactivate 'Remote' for the Korg.
Or change the midi channel of either your drum pad or keyboard. And then remap. They won't interfere.
Thanks, this worked perfectly!! Sorry it took me so long to reply, I was out of town and couldn't try your suggestion. I appreciate the help
2012 Macbook Pro, M-Audio Profire 2626, Microkorg, AKAI MPD32, Logic Pro 9, Ableton Live 9, Mainstage 3.
Listen to some of our music at https://soundcloud.com/newcomermusic
Listen to some of our music at https://soundcloud.com/newcomermusic