Battery Keyboard Mapping question

Hello everyone!

I want to use my Hardware Keyboard via Midi with Battery standalone (latest arm version on Macos).

When I press any key only one and the same cell is triggered (D4).

How to automatically spread every cell across a Keyboard?

Thank you!

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Hello,

you select a cell, click on that little din plug sign in key range area, then you press the note twice where you want the cell to be triggered from or you use a lower and higher key for a trigger range. Twice cause one cell can also be triggered from more than one note and that way you set the lowest and highest midi key.

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Ouké, it seems to be done manually via "Key Range" as follows:

https://www.native-instruments.com/ni-tech-manuals/battery-manual/en/quick-access-area

and

https://support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/209583349-How-to-Change-the-Key-Range-in-BATTERY

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If anyone has a way of doing THAT autmatically - please let me / us know!!!

Because why do that for eeeeach cell eeevery time I try another kit??

Well I found out ähem:

My keyboard has just 37 keys. So it is all mapped but 2 octaves down 😬

So everyone wondering:

just turn your keyboard 1 or 2 octaves down. Or remap everything as seen in screenhsot via Key Range 🥐

Hello,

you select a cell, click on that little din plug sign in key range area, then you press the note twice where you want the cell to be triggered from or you use a lower and higher key for a trigger range. Twice cause one cell can also be triggered from more than one note and that way you set the lowest and highest midi key.

thank you!!!

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