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MIDI Communication Issues

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MIDI Communication Issues If you see the MIDI port names for your controller in the MIDI settings for your DAW or other music applications, it means that the controller is detected by your computer and it’s MIDI ports can transmit data to and from the controller. If...

USB Power and Impact

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The Impact line of DAW controllers are designed to receive power via USB. The exception being the LX88/LX88+ which also has the option of being powered by a 9v power supply. Even in the case of the LX88/LX88+ a typical setup involves connecting Impact directly to a...

Impact LX88/LX88+: Changing settings for split and layer

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Impact LX88/LX88+: Changing settings for split and layer Impact LX88/LX88+ feature Layer and Split zones, each sending on a unique MIDI channel. Foot Switch, Pitch Bend Wheel, and Modulation Wheel can be turned on or off for each of the two zones. Transpose buttons...

Using Cubase’s Quick Controls with Impact LX controllers

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Using Cubase’s Quick Controls with Impact LX controllers Cubase and Nuendo offer convenient features which allow for dynamic parameter assignments for generic MIDI Controllers. Track Quick Controls are a set of 8 parameters which can be assigned on a track by...

Issues with Universal Audio’s Console Application

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If you are using a Nektar controller in Windows and you are also using an audio interface from Universal Audio, the MIDI settings in the Console application may interfere with the DAW integration for Nektar controllers. Since only one application can access the MIDI...

USB Power And Nektar Controllers

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USB Power And Nektar Controllers Nektar controllers are designed to receive power via a single USB connection. The exception is the Panorama P4 and P6, which receive power from two USB ports. The standard USB jack (USB-B) provides power to most of the P4/P6 and USB...

MIDI Communication Issues

USB Power and Impact

Impact LX88/LX88+: Changing settings for split and layer

Using Cubase’s Quick Controls with Impact LX controllers

Issues with Universal Audio’s Console Application

USB Power And Nektar Controllers

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