For the life of me I cannot figure out how to use the midi learn feature to make my Korg nanoPAD trigger sounds in Nepheton. I understand I can map the various parameters such as levels to my controller but I just want my pad controller to trigger the sound. For example, if I hit a pad on the nanoPAD it should play the BD. Second pad a SD etc.
I want to be able to write the midi data in Logic by using my nanoPAD to trigger the sounds of Nepheton.
How does one do this?
P.S. I'm on Logic 9 pro MAC OSX 10.6.4
Nepheton Mapping to NanoPAD
- Sebastian@d16
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Re: Nepheton Mapping to NanoPAD
Hi,
Midi learn function is used only for Midi CC assignment. You need to re-edit Drum Map, so:
- save Drum Map (the default one) using Nepheton's functionality (to read more details take a look on manual)
- edit Drum Map within any text editor to midi notes that are assigned on your NanoPad. The Drum Map is just a human-readable XML
file. This is defaul Drum Map saved from Nepheton:
midiKey attribute in each definition of instrument is a midi note number that triggers instrument. Re-edit it accordingly to NanoPad mapping.
- save the file
- load Drum Map using Nepheton's functionality
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Another thing you can remap NanoPad's pads using it's configurational tool to a Nepheton's default Drum Map.
Best regards,
Sebastian
Midi learn function is used only for Midi CC assignment. You need to re-edit Drum Map, so:
- save Drum Map (the default one) using Nepheton's functionality (to read more details take a look on manual)
- edit Drum Map within any text editor to midi notes that are assigned on your NanoPad. The Drum Map is just a human-readable XML
file. This is defaul Drum Map saved from Nepheton:
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<DrumMap application="Nepheton" ver="1.1" name="General Midi">
<assign midiKey="35" instrument="BD"/>
<assign midiKey="36" instrument="BD"/>
<assign midiKey="38" instrument="SD"/>
<assign midiKey="40" instrument="SD"/>
<assign midiKey="61" instrument="LC"/>
<assign midiKey="64" instrument="LC"/>
<assign midiKey="63" instrument="MC"/>
<assign midiKey="60" instrument="HC"/>
<assign midiKey="62" instrument="HC"/>
<assign midiKey="41" instrument="LT"/>
<assign midiKey="45" instrument="LT"/>
<assign midiKey="47" instrument="MT"/>
<assign midiKey="48" instrument="MT"/>
<assign midiKey="43" instrument="HT"/>
<assign midiKey="50" instrument="HT"/>
<assign midiKey="75" instrument="CL"/>
<assign midiKey="37" instrument="RS"/>
<assign midiKey="70" instrument="MA"/>
<assign midiKey="39" instrument="CP"/>
<assign midiKey="56" instrument="CB"/>
<assign midiKey="58" instrument="LG"/>
<assign midiKey="49" instrument="CY"/>
<assign midiKey="51" instrument="CY"/>
<assign midiKey="52" instrument="CY"/>
<assign midiKey="59" instrument="CY"/>
<assign midiKey="46" instrument="OH"/>
<assign midiKey="42" instrument="CH"/>
<assign midiKey="44" instrument="CH"/>
</DrumMap>
- save the file
- load Drum Map using Nepheton's functionality
-----
Another thing you can remap NanoPad's pads using it's configurational tool to a Nepheton's default Drum Map.
Best regards,
Sebastian