Can't get my Komplete A25 keyboard to work with Reaktor Blocks
Greetings,
I can't get my Komplete A25 keyboard to work with Reaktor Blocks.
In the "Options", my MIDI Keyboard is activated. In the Audio and MIDI settings, the MIDI 'Inputs' status of my keyboard is ON.
When using Reaktor standalone, I can see some midi activity (Note In in green) when I type a key, but can't hear any sound. It works well however when I play some patterns. Any clue ?
(I'm using the full & latest version of Reaktor)
Best Answer
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All of the Block ensembles you listed are driven by a clock, that is have internal sequencing.
To hear anything you need turn on a clock to drive them.
In general there are three possibilities.
(1) If running standalone, turn on the Reaktor clock. (press space or use the triangle at the top.)
(2) If running in a DAW, turn on the DAW clock (hit play or whatever).
(3) If there is a Clock Block (there is in most if not all of the ensembles you listed), set the Block to INT.
The ensemble will often, but not always, change the pitch of the pattern being played when you press different keys.
HTH
drb
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Please post a pic of your rack or ensemble
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Could be a simple thing like midi channel mismatch, try the omni setting in the ensemble properties and turn the midi volume up on your keyboard. It's possible the green midi activity lights on any incoming midi but if the midi channels don't match it won't respond. I would imagine that covers the basics but it seems the low and high midi notes range is backwards like the low is really the high keys and vice versa, at least it seems that way to me. Maybe it is wrong and that's your problem. Hard to say but I'd like to know if anyone else thinks the note ranges are mixed up in the properties
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As an exemple, my keyboard is mute with the "All Four" preset from the "Curve Trax" ensemble (same behavior with all the other presets).
If I switch to "Drive", I can use my keyboards without any issue.
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well, more info :
The following 'ensembles' don't work with my keyboard (all others from Reaktor Blocks are OK) :
- blib
- curve trax
- duality
- quadrapolis
- quant FM
- shift run
- steps
- XY
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All of the Block ensembles you listed are driven by a clock, that is have internal sequencing.
To hear anything you need turn on a clock to drive them.
In general there are three possibilities.
(1) If running standalone, turn on the Reaktor clock. (press space or use the triangle at the top.)
(2) If running in a DAW, turn on the DAW clock (hit play or whatever).
(3) If there is a Clock Block (there is in most if not all of the ensembles you listed), set the Block to INT.
The ensemble will often, but not always, change the pitch of the pattern being played when you press different keys.
HTH
drb
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Thanks, I suspected something like that (auto generation of sound). Reaktor is a special animal to be comfortable with ! ;)
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I suspect that drb is correct that you need to start the clock. I your pic, the clock is not running, and set to INT(ernal) so you need to hit the play triangle on the clock block.
I also noticed that you are using a modified Note In Block. Not ideal if you are having problems with note input ;)
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