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elemakosta

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Keylab 88 Mk 2 in Cubase. Problem
« on: May 30, 2021, 06:43:32 am »
Hi
I have a brand new Arturia Keylab 88 Mk 2. I bought it because of all in one functions (good keys, pads, faders and knobs). But I discovered a lot of problems when I connected it in Cubase 11.
I have a Faderport 16 also for mixing. It is connected with Mackie Control in Cubase and faders and transport buttons (play, stop, forward and so on) are working good.
I need the Arturia’s faders and knobs just as a VST instruments CC controllers. I use a Spitfire instruments and always need CC 1, CC 11, CC 21 and more…
I connected my Arturia in Cubase same way as a Faderport 16 (Mackie Control) and use a DAW mode. When I push a Arturia transport buttons (play, stop, forward) and move faders up and down, Faderport 16 faders are mowing same time and buttons are on.
I tried to setup Arturia in Cubase in Generic Mode, then Track Quick Controls and VST Quick Controls mode, but no results.
In Arturia MIDI Control center I have changed faders and knobs address (CC function) but in Cubase it works just in User Mode without transport buttons, track controls and global controls.
My question is:
How can I activate Arturia faders and knobs as a CC controllers, and transport buttons (play, stop, forward and so on) in DAW mode (no user mode), and same time use a faderport 16 faders as a mixer? I don’t need Faderport transport buttons. I need just Arturia transport buttons.
Or should I replace My Arturia to another midi controller (for example Komplete Kontrol S88) and get fader as a CC controller (for example Icon Platform X Plus)? In this case I’m not sure that I will avoid the problem with Faderport in Cubase Mackie Control or Track Quick Controls and VST Quick Controls mode.
Has anyone same problem?
Thank you

 

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