Controller editor mk2 mod#
Controller editor mk2 Patch#

But so far knobs and sliders don't automatically work with parameters in most soft synths.

It integrates pretty well, ie I have transport control and can assign knobs and faders to parameters with MIDI learn. What am I blissfully unaware that I am missing in DP control functions?ДЇWIW I went with a Nectar Impact LX 49.

Controller editor mk2 Patch#

I boot the S90 and one click gets me Master preset #2 is a solid, straight grand piano patch that transmits on a single MIDI channel. Fortunately, I don't have to deal with it much these days. I certainly DO hear you re: Yamaha's users interface! It is, in a word, convoluted. My needs are satisfied by my current axes, although I do like the current Yamaha premium weighted keyboard action, like that found in the P-515, better.

Controller editor mk2 mod#

For me, all I need in a keyboard (mine are currently a Yamaha S90ES and Motif6ES) are excellent playability, aftertouch on the unweighted keyboard, and the ability to use Breath Control, Mod and Pitch Wheels, and Sustain and Continuous Foot Pedals. Tbwnm wrote:Does such a thing exist? Specifically, a comprehensive initiative 88 Key master keyboard controller (with templates for DP) with an excellent built in piano sound? It seems like the current offerings on the market compromise either one or the other and never the two shall meet in an affordable package? Have read through all 3 pages of this chain so looking for any updated information/recommendations. While I do appreciate a nice weighted piano action, it's not essential for me (I have a piano for that), so semi weighted is fine (and I find often prefered for a controller). Based on this thread, my best options seem to be between the Nektar LX 88 (can't beat the price at $359), the Atura KeyLab MKII 88 (goes for around $899) or Komplete Kontrol S88 MK 2 (goes for around $1,049). I use NI plugins through DP extensively and I'm about to upgrade from DP 9.5 to 10 and want the controller to integrate with DP (with a template that actually works if thatвЂ™s not asking too much ). I also regret not having at least 76 keys which I find necessary to utilize key switching with minimal fuss having to first switch octaves. I never could get the Axion to play nicely with DP + the keys on the 3rd principle octave make an annoying sticky sound when you press them which drives me nuts. Jumping into this thread as I'm looking to replace my current Axion Pro 61 with an 88 key controller.