nanokontrol2
Posted: Sun May 12, 2019 2:42 pm
Hey forum folks….. just bought a new nanokontrol2…. For sure I’m having fun…
Mostly bought it for cc midi data and have succeeded in using it in that way…..
However, now that I’m able to apply a fader to the vibrato on a string patch, I’d like to take it further
But the documentation leaves me scratching my head….
For instance to use it as just a midi cc controller I had to search the internet for the instructions of
Holding cycle and set together when I plugged it in. That was nowhere in the user manual.
I have been able to set up a Hammond organ patch and assign the drawbars to a slider on the nano2
But the first slider and the 8th slider seem to be permanently dedicated to cc 0 and cc7. also the 8th
Slider controls a volume fader to a track in Logic Pro ???
The editor software is pretty scientific and not very user friendly….. are there presets out there for standard usage?
How can I switch back and forth using the nano2 as a control surface for Logic and a cc midi controller?
Thanks for your help in advance……
Mostly bought it for cc midi data and have succeeded in using it in that way…..
However, now that I’m able to apply a fader to the vibrato on a string patch, I’d like to take it further
But the documentation leaves me scratching my head….
For instance to use it as just a midi cc controller I had to search the internet for the instructions of
Holding cycle and set together when I plugged it in. That was nowhere in the user manual.
I have been able to set up a Hammond organ patch and assign the drawbars to a slider on the nano2
But the first slider and the 8th slider seem to be permanently dedicated to cc 0 and cc7. also the 8th
Slider controls a volume fader to a track in Logic Pro ???
The editor software is pretty scientific and not very user friendly….. are there presets out there for standard usage?
How can I switch back and forth using the nano2 as a control surface for Logic and a cc midi controller?
Thanks for your help in advance……