using komplete 11 select with logic pro x

#Using komplete 11 select with logic pro x drivers#
#Using komplete 11 select with logic pro x free#
#Using komplete 11 select with logic pro x mac#

I'm confused because having been on the Native Instruments site, it says Drivers aren't necessary for the S49, so all I can do is make sure I have the latest firmware update, which I've done. My Kontrol is connected up so it's not that it's not recognising it for that reason.Īnd i have been using Kontrol and some of the Komplete plugins already I started getting the Error Intializing Core MIDI message. Thanks a lot for this advice! I would love to try and do what you've suggested but when I opened up my Audio MIDI Setup, I can't see the Kontrol S49 listed.Īll that's there is my Apollo Twin interface (screenshot attached). The above process solved both issue two folks where having. Here is what I did to solve it although cannot tell you what the issue is exactly.ġ/ Unplug all midi devices from your computerĢ/ open up audio midi setup (show Midi studio)ģ/ select from the drop down new configuration, give it a name ( unimportant what it is).Ĥ/ plug your midi devices back in and you should see their icons re- appear.Ħ/ in Logic preferences - select reset all parameters except key commands. Two people contacted me about his in the last 24 hours. I can't seem to find a clear answer on any forums! However, I recommend NOT wasting your time with this. It seems that I needed to manually assign each parameter (because Logic reads TouchDAW like MIDI notes) for it to work. Additionally, there are DAW transport controls for direct access to DAW transport functions for Logic Pro X, Ableton Live, GarageBand, Cubase, and Nuendo.

#Using komplete 11 select with logic pro x mac#

Before diving into Logic Pro X, you can check to see that your Mac and.

#Using komplete 11 select with logic pro x free#

Using the FREE version of TouchDAW, I still wasn’t able to control Logic Pro after following all of these steps. The version of Logic Pro X used in the tutorial is 10.2.4. I was prepared for my iMac to be running a little slower when Logic boots up because of having just 8GB RAM available (my iMac model isn't configurable up to any higher than 8GB), but like I say I've been using Massive and Battery4 for the last two days and have had no problems, so don't understand if it's something to do with Komplete. Assigning TouchDAW to Logic Pro’s key commands. I've also checked the my firmware is up to date for Kontrol S49, which it is. I'm using a late 2014 iMac, 8GB RAM, 2.7 GHz Intel Core i5, OS Sierra. The Royal Drum Treatment Watch the demo video: Global Audio Tools presents music makers across the globe with a fine VST plug-in called Drum. I've tried a couple of things, including the obvious rebooting the iMac and also 'Reset All Preferences Except Key Commands'. It's not responding to any MIDI inputs when I connect the USB to my previous M-Audio Oxygen controller either. As Logic reloaded I got the 'ERROR INITIALIZING CORE MIDI LOGIC PRO X' message and now Logic isn't recognising my s49 Kontrol MIDI keyboard. I was trying out Form today, loaded Reaktor and got the spinning beachball. I've been setting it up and all has been great. I've just bought Komplete 12 (Standard) and S49 Kontrol.