S61 mk2 on OSX 12.6.2 with NI Access 3.1.0 notes stick and controller acts bizarre, thoughts?

jcr23
jcr23 Member Posts: 2 Member
edited October 2024 in Komplete Kontrol

I do have a support ticket in on this, but also trying the community here in case I get a faster answer. I have an S61 and all software up to date in latest Native Access, on OSX12.6.2, and when I turn on kbd with no software it seems to be fine, playing a note turns the little light on, and releasing it turn it off, etc. testing setup in Mac Audio MIDI Setup is as expected when playing a note on the kbd.

However, once I launch Komplete Kontrol or a DAW accesses the kbd everything goes haywire. notes stick, mod & pitch wheels do strange things, nothing works right.

I have made sure firmware is up to date and all software is up to date but I can not make this thing behave.

Anyone else had this issue or some leads on how to troubleshoot it from here?

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  • Jeremy_NI
    Jeremy_NI Administrator, Customer Care Posts: 14,356 admin
    Answer ✓

    Hey @jcr23That could be that something is messed up in the MIDI assignments of the keyboard. You didn't mention if it's a S61 MK1 or MK2, if it's a MK2:

    Try opening Komplete Kontrol with the keyboard disconnecetd, click on the MIDI button

    Screenshot 2022-12-27 at 14.10.28.png

    Delete any assignment here by clicking the little x, be sure to do the same for the knobs and buttons.


    Now, plug the keyboard and click the MIDI logo:

    Screenshot 2022-12-27 at 14.14.16.png

    Click on the little + it will create a new default MIDI template, overwriting any previous MIDI assignments.

    If it's a MK1 you need to run Controller editor and cretae a new default template, it will overwrite any wrong MIDI assignments.

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  • jcr23
    jcr23 Member Posts: 2 Member

    one last detail, am on an Intel i7 mac, 16gb RAM

  • Jeremy_NI
    Jeremy_NI Administrator, Customer Care Posts: 14,356 admin
    Answer ✓

    Hey @jcr23That could be that something is messed up in the MIDI assignments of the keyboard. You didn't mention if it's a S61 MK1 or MK2, if it's a MK2:

    Try opening Komplete Kontrol with the keyboard disconnecetd, click on the MIDI button

    Screenshot 2022-12-27 at 14.10.28.png

    Delete any assignment here by clicking the little x, be sure to do the same for the knobs and buttons.


    Now, plug the keyboard and click the MIDI logo:

    Screenshot 2022-12-27 at 14.14.16.png

    Click on the little + it will create a new default MIDI template, overwriting any previous MIDI assignments.

    If it's a MK1 you need to run Controller editor and cretae a new default template, it will overwrite any wrong MIDI assignments.

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