Padkontrol preloaded scenes (midi device not specified )

eezal · Post by **eezal** » Wed Feb 10, 2010 4:54 pm

If u guys are having trouble with preloading scenes and getting the pop up * midi device not specified * go to the padkontol editor librarian ; prefernces and change midi in to port a and midi out to CNTRL ... hope this helps . i was frazzled on this one till i googled it and it led me to a future producers forum . peace out ya'll .... now to work out what to do wit the scenes ...

roms · Post by **roms** » Fri Feb 12, 2010 9:00 pm

lol

these options don't even show up

only options available :
in :
padkontrol
midiin2 (padkontrol)
midiin3 (padkontrol)

out:
padkontrol
microsoft GS wavetable synth
midiout2 (padkontrol)

X-Trade · Post by **X-Trade** » Fri Feb 12, 2010 10:33 pm

roms wrote:lol

these options don't even show up

only options available :
in :
padkontrol
midiin2 (padkontrol)
midiin3 (padkontrol)

out:
padkontrol
microsoft GS wavetable synth
midiout2 (padkontrol)

Make sure you have actually assigned the driver to the device using the program in start > programs > KORG > USB-MIDI Driver > Install Korg USB-MIDI Device

when you run the downloaded installer, that merely puts the drivers on your system, but windows will still think its own incorrect drivers are better. this is why it is necessary to use the utility to force the drivers on the device.
You may also have to repeat this step if you plug in to a different USB port.

Fraeg · Post by **Fraeg** » Sat Feb 13, 2010 11:41 pm

X-Trade wrote:
roms wrote:lol

these options don't even show up

only options available :
in :
padkontrol
midiin2 (padkontrol)
midiin3 (padkontrol)

out:
padkontrol
microsoft GS wavetable synth
midiout2 (padkontrol)
Make sure you have actually assigned the driver to the device using the program in start > programs > KORG > USB-MIDI Driver > Install Korg USB-MIDI Device

when you run the downloaded installer, that merely puts the drivers on your system, but windows will still think its own incorrect drivers are better. this is why it is necessary to use the utility to force the drivers on the device.
You may also have to repeat this step if you plug in to a different USB port.

I have done this but it still doesn't show up

the driver is there:

but my only options for editor/preferences are:

however I think this is my real problem and I have no clue what to do:

any ideas?

X-Trade · Post by **X-Trade** » Sat Feb 13, 2010 11:44 pm

Are you using the latest driver from the KORG website, or the one that came on the CD? The one on the CD will probably be outdated.

you may also need to check that you haven't exceeded the windows registry 10-device limit... I have no experience of that but it has been mentioned a number of times on this board.

Fraeg · Post by **Fraeg** » Sat Feb 13, 2010 11:52 pm

eeps where would I look to see if i have exceeded the windows registry 10 device limit?

X-Trade · Post by **X-Trade** » Sat Feb 13, 2010 11:59 pm

as I said, I have no experience of that...

Just do a search of the forum for registry limit or something..

Also, what version of windows are you using? your screenshots look a little strange... looks like XP?