2 programs, 1 cup. er.. controller.

2 programs, 1 cup. er.. controller.

I just got a Korg MicroKontrol :slight_smile:
I know I can set it up to send different CHANNEL messages for any control.. IE: One pad sends CH.1, Note 2 and another pad sends CH.2, Note 2.

My question is: Will I be able to control parameters in Traktor -AND- Ableton simultaneously from the same MIDI controller??

I dont see why not, have you tried?

i haven’t been able to bc the Korg Editor for it is giving me “MIDI TimedOut” messages when I try to update the Scenes… :disappointed: there’s no info on the Korg site about it either.

8 scenes, but they all send the same midi messages lol
1 encoder is being buggy and sending different notes for every click..

Ha ha ha ha!!!

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only one app will be able to connect to the controller at a time. you’d need some middleware software to route different messages and/or pages between the controller and each bit of software - which is basically what i’m working on so i can use different pages/banks/layers/yadayada on my launchpad to control traktor and ableton live at the same time.

ok for sure, thanks for the answers!

Im pretty sure you can do this just by mapping I remember doing it on my nano pad before… just map it and try…

I can’t seem to get my LCD’s to display anything..
I put it in Native Mode and I dont know how to put it back lol

anyone know how?

NVM! There was no info from Korg, but I found an answer in 7 year old review lol

Just in case someone needs the info: MIDI Port B is used for MIDI dumps.

here’s the article: http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/mar04/articles/korgmicrokontrol.htm

Update: The different "Scene Modes allow the user to recall presets (12 of them), so I have one for Ableton and one for Traktor so far.

Even though I’m able to switch seamlessly on the controller between presets/parameters, I’m still having a problem where if I switch from Traktor to Ableton, I have to “Midi Dump” from the preferences in Ableton every time..

if you have a microkontrol, the lazy bastard’s (= mine) solution would be to control one program via USB-MIDI and the other one using the actual MIDI OUT port on the back of the unit… provided you have an audio interface or something else with a MIDI IN.