Hi guys,
in your opinion, it could be possible control some parameters of an Octatrack with the Allen Heath K2 USB controller?
If yes, how could i assign the midi parameters on the k2?
thanks in advance,
L
I don’t have an octayrack, but you can look into faderfox mx12 as well http://faderfox.de/
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Thanks paulito.
Seems to be no din midi out on the A&H K2, only USB, so can’t just plug the controller into the OT.
You’d need an usb host to midi converter, like the Kenton Midi USB Host.
Then you could just map the controls on the K2 to the parameters you want to control on the OT.
I guess there’s a software or a way to edit midi channel and midi cc numbers etc. on the K2?
Check OT’s midi implementation in the manual for which parameters on the OT are controlled by which midi cc number.
Some functions like sequencer play, stop, track and sample trigs are controlled by midi notes.
You could either set the K2s midi channel to OTs auto channel and then control the currently selected track on the OT, or use individual midi channels to control several several OT tracks.
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Thanks a lot for the answer and advice Schnork!
I just don’ t understand if is possible to edit cc numbers on the K2.
can you figure it out, by any chance?
I think you need to use the Mac/Windows app A&H supply to do this. Never tried myself as I don’t have a way to connect it to MIDI directly
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Hi Tom,
do you have this app from A&H?
Thanks
Has someone more than one K2 and uses Ableton? Are they recognized as one device, when I use two devices connected via XLINK? Can I also connect three K2s with XLINK?
Hum I just saw that the K2 seems to be discontinued now. Has someone news, if there might be a K3, or has this been it for AH MIDI controllers 
@neitherdrizzlenorrain
i saw that a xone:K1 now exists. it was on the supported hardware page for serato. i didn’t go looking any further. i’ve gone 1 x:K2. multiples can coexist up to 4 via xLink from what i’ve seen on youtube.
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