Will it work on Windows 8 in Ableton 8 with a Casio 88-key?
1933929
I am using it with generic midi win 7 and ableton. There is no driver involved with this cable so it should work just fine
789665
Works on windows 8. I don't see why it shouldn't.pro tools 8, 10 fruity loops
2091947
Yes. Not sure how well it would work with fl studio though. I use logic x and not many of the buttons can be assigned to actually do something. Might want to look into that
1765306
Yes. I have used it on a Windows 8 machine last week. I downloaded the latest version of Audacity from SourceForge.net and plugged in the device.
1294083
If you don't use a program then its not going to work also if you do go to settings midi and a Q49 should be there and enable that.
8028
no...its a midi keyboard it works with any DAW. Music software program like Ableton/Logic Pro/ Pro Tools.. It does not have sounds u have to plug it in..
1112526
I had it on my windows 7 computer and it was great. It does not work on windows 8. The unit has a screen that displays the reading and keeps a history So you can tell the rhythm but no print out.
2241862
I'm using a ASUS laptop and have no problems. It must be Windows 7 and have at least 2 GHZ (Gigahertz). I don't use a midi so I can't answer that. The guy below is giving another similar response to that question.
1275418
Yea Id say so its great program. Just not with windows 8 from my experience in the amazon store I would sudjust you also get magic music maker 2004 delux its like 14.00 that' program got me hooked . Im running magix 2013 and 2014 to me its a downgrade
216866
It works in lots of programs set as an midi. What daw (music software) are you using?
340024
I have maschine as well any usb midi will work, I run my Maschine through cubase 7.5 so have control via cubase maybe give native instruments a call they are very helpfull !!
904529
Yes and yes but you need the Ableton software before you can do anything with it
43660
Yes. it will work as a midi controller just fine. I know that novation product work really well with ableton but will work fine with logic, pro tools etc.
1154031
It will work, but you'll prolly have no lights. It'll send the MIDI but unless a DAW knows how to "talk back" to it, no lights will come up. If that DAW is automatically listening for MIDI data, it'll work out of the box. If there's a place to select MIDI controllers or enable them, you should only have to do that. Bottom line, it'll probably work, but you're also better off with a keyboard or control surface, in my opinion. EDIT: It does come with Ableton Live, albeit a very limited version of it. My suggestion is: Do stuff in your DAW, and then export the audio from the instruments. Load in Ableton and do all sidechaining on it (EQing before bouncing is fine). That way, should you want the LP S for Live Performances, you can use it. If you want it for production, I suggest you get something else. Novation has great keyboards with sliders and knobs, I'd get that.
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The latest driver version for Windows is 4.2.0 and it was released on April 20, 2015. I've been using this since September 2013 on Windows 8 x64 with Ableton Live 9 and never had any problems. Here's the link to the drivers:https://www.native-instruments.com/en/support/downloads/drivers-other-files/
1034753
As as i know, it will work with any software as long as the program itself support external devices and setting up input configuration to assign all controllers.m using Ableton on Mac and it work just perfect :) check their website and read the manual:http://www.akaipro.com/product/mpk-mini-mkii#system_requirements
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There is no reason it should not. It works on my 32 bit windows vista, so it should port over fine to higher ups. I think what might not work is the software that comes with it that is totally useless. It's a simple MIDI keyboard and should not have a problem with anything above windows XP. But if you REALLY want to use the freeware software that comes with it then i am sure they have a 64 bit version on Akai's website.