You can eavesdrop on the device - as described in the Duplex manual you can connect the device to Renoise while having enabled ‘Dump MIDI to console’, and then the scripting console will show any messages that are received.

for the Remote SLMKII mappings here (Duplex/Controllers/Remote-SL-MKII/Controlmaps/Remote-SL-MKII.xml) the Duplex Mixer application is responding to the input. To get proper LED feedback for the buttons and encoders, I need to use the automap MIDI driver, but the keys themselves register as a separate MIDI device.īut first, try to see if the MIDI which is received by Renoise * match that in the automap editor? If this is the case, you might simply be able to match the values to something like the Remote template - try using the editor to change the CC number of a couple of faders, or buttons and see if e.g. I personally own the Remote SL MKII, which is sort of inbetween. But you might have received this as part of the package? From this, I gather that some features aren’t … so yeah, might be a question of plug and prayĪlso, I couldn’t find any document containing actual MIDI specifications. Not a lot of editing required to make it work with the 25 (if any).I looked at their website, and in (the german version only?) they state that some MIDI features are available as class-compliant USB. They rely on the Basic MIDI template to work. Having said that, Ardour does have MIDI maps already for the 61 and 49 key Mapping manually, it is probably best to pick one template and make the SW

There are a set of factory templates, some of which may be useful, but if It should be possible to map this device any which way you want manually. HUI format rather than the (slightly) newer and better supported MCP. The Automap DAW control is not useful soįar as I can see, even if you can get it to run in wine as it uses the old They can also be set to send other CC events thatĬan be mapped to work as well. The transport buttons can send either MMC which depending on the Linux SW nothing that Linux and the plugin's used on Linux should have a Is the part that shows there are real MIDI ports for use on stage with HW

But because that is extra sw and not part of the controller Operating System 4.1 for the Nova Laptop Synth, including manual addendum outlining new features, and update instructions. It would probably not work with LV2s anyway being focused on VSTsĪnd AUs. I want my old clapped out Evolution KB back. The most unnatural and unintuitive device Ive used the Impulse. There is some bundled SW called Automap and there is no linux version of Yeah.Thank God Novation didnt invent matches otherwise theyd have 5 hundred buttons that dont work on the matchbox and youd need a manual to open it. This is a midi controler and so almost everything should work with Linux. Primarily interested in it for the knobs and pedal inputs. Anyone have experience with this MIDI controller? I'm wondering if any of theĮxtra bells-and-whistles (that I assume don't work on Linux) get in the way.

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