I have an older Alesis midi keyboard controller, the QX49. Will this be ok for starters? and do you think it will work with Omnisphere?
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im assuming you already have a daw (digital audio workstation) Abelton, Cubase, Logic etc. any midi controller will work with Omnisphere or any other VST. that's what makes MIDI so cool!!
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I use it with a mac - it sends standard midi controller messages over usb to either platform.
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It will work because it's standar midi device, but I don't recommend this, mine, a complete section of the keyboard stop working (8 keys). Look for a M-Audio.
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I use it with abelton 9live , it works also with cubase but not perfect , I think its made mostly for abelton
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I use mine as a secondary controller hooked to a Fantom G6 so I have more space to split up the keys during performances, for a midi controller it's awesome, and keys have a consistent feel with the Fantom. Pete's right, though, it has no sound by itself, it has to be connected to some sort of MIDI device to be useful.
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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.
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Should be once you find the midi map for it. They're all midi devices and should all work with all software once you can remap. Its made for Serato DJ though which is a free download or comes on a CD with the package. Not trying to get on my high horse but pro DJs are pretty much split between Traktor and Serato. Virtual DJ has improved much from its beginnings but its no Serato IMHO.
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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.
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I can only confirm it work with Mac, iPad and midi hardware devices. Theoretically, it should as long as you have the proper drivers.
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Yes, if your have midi software that is 32 bit, no problem. Plug into the USB port and you are off to the races! If you are new to midi recording also, make sure to download the free "Ignite" software that came with the keyboard. It has basic user tutorials and walkthrus and basic synths and beats and so on that will "Ignite" your passion for musicmaking!
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It will work with pretty much any MIDI instrument. You will just have to program your own combis and layers in your DAW. Thats the way I use it most of the time because the Triple play software needs to be updated to be compatible with the newest software instruments that are available.
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Hi Molivia, I have used this USB to MIDI adapter off and on for some time and it works fine for me. I use Windows 7 32 but that should not matter; the signals at the peripheral level should be the same for 64 bit or 32 bit computers. When making your connections be sure to connect the adapter MIDI IN connector to the Keyboard out connector and the MIDI adapter OUT connector to the Keyboard MIDI IN connector. At first blush that may sound weird until you think about, the output from any source usually goes to the input of whatever receiver you plan to send it too. Lights on the adapter body: Red is MIDI power, Yellow is MIDI in and Blue is MIDI out. The lights merely show that the signal is passing thru the MIDI lines. I hope this is helpful, Jim C
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Hi Robert. MIDI controllers are designed to communicate with other MIDI devices. Fractal Audio has their own controller that is specifically designed for the Axe FX series called the MFC-101 Mark III. However the Behringer will work, and it costs much less. Here's a link to a video that demonstrates the Behringer and the Axe FX together. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFUXRYVcmSI
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The Alesis has a midi in and out socket so once connected up it should be able to 'see' the unit as though it were a device on a USB socket. If in trouble the guys at Alesis are very happy to swap emails withnyou and help you sort this out - that's what I did with my SR18 and linking up to Sibelius, the notation application.
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Hi!The Launchpad S is MIDI Class Compliant, meaning it requires no drivers and works using MIDI standards, so it will very probably work out of the box. The Launchpad itself is kind of a "edgy" DJ controller, it has nothing to do with more traditional ones, but I do all my DJing using just the Launchpad.In order for the buttons to light up he'll need a Launchpad mapping, since the computer must "talk back" for anything to light up. I found some here:http://www.traktorbible.com/freaks/mappingone.aspx?id=76I can tell you I have a blast with mine. I'm sure he will too! Hi!The Launchpad S is MIDI Class Compliant, meaning it requires no drivers and works using MIDI standards, so it will very probably work out of the box. The Launchpad itself is kind of a "edgy" DJ controller, it has nothing to do with more traditional ones, but I do all my DJing using just the Launchpad.In order for the buttons to light up he'll need a Launchpad mapping, since the computer must "talk back" for anything to light up. I found some here:http://www.traktorbible.com/freaks/mappingone.aspx?id=76I can tell you I... » Read More Hi!The Launchpad S is MIDI Class Compliant, meaning it requires no drivers and works using MIDI standards, so it will very probably work out of the box. The Launchpad itself is kind of a "edgy" DJ controller, it has nothing to do with more traditional ones, but I do all my DJing using just the Launchpad.In order for the buttons to light up he'll need a Launchpad mapping, since the computer must "talk back" for anything to light up. I found some here:http://www.traktorbible.com/freaks/mappingone.aspx?id=76I can tell you I have a blast with mine. I'm sure he will too! « Show Less
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Yes I do, on my Ipad Mini Retina.My converter it´s original from apple.I think it´s to mucho things connected. Look´s like a Frankstein solution. Would be better ir the convertor have a wire to do not force the connectiions.My opinion: I am not happy and I will try to use the CCK with a usb-midi converter.PS. You need to use a independent power supply for your controller keyboard
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Make sure you plug the keyboard into the computer before you open the software(that is the most common error). Other than that, it depends on the software. With Ignite(you should be able to get that with this purchase for free; contact Air Music Technology, the makers of Ignite) you should see it work as soon as you open the program. With other software, you may have to select the midi device. You should be able to find instructions for each type of software on Youtube.