Hi sorry for my English…
I’m using DT keys with logic. I creat an instrument track with Overbridge and can hear and see the signal when playing on the keyboard. But not able to create a midi track (I’d like a midi track I could deal with before exporting to audio…)
How can I do this?
I searched a lot on internet but did not find the solution. My firmwares are up to date
Thanks for your help
Well actually, what I want to be able to do is to use the DN keys for all my external + software synths, ie. as a master controller in Logic. I can already of course use it as a midi controller for external synths via midi, but I’d like to be able to save and edit my midi in the Logic environment. Any ideas? Normally anything you plug into your computer via USB comes up in Logic without having to do anything.
Sorry, I just have the Digitone (not Digitone Keys), so I guess I’m not qualified to advise you in this situation. My only keyboard synth is the Access Virus and I found out that MIDI signals coming from the Digitone and Digitakt are not being received by Logic. This may be due to the signal being channeled in Logic’s Environment, bypassing Logic’s reception of the signal. Perhaps the solution is to use a basic MIDI keyboard (instead of the Digitone Keys) to input the notes.
Actually, I just figured it out. It’s in the MIDI Config menu. Here from the manual:
KEYBOARD DEST controls whether the [KEYBOARD] sends MIDI data or not. When set to INT,
the [KEYBOARD] only affect the Digitone Keys and sends no MIDI data. When set to INT + EXT, the [KEYBOARD] affect the Digitone Keys, and also send MIDI data to external devices. When set to EXT, the [KEYBOARD] send MIDI data to external devices but do not affect the Digitone Keys.
I think we are trying to achieve the same thing but I’m having no luck. I’m trying to control my Kontakt librarys in Logic using the Digitone Keys but I don’t get any response from Logic when I press the keys on my DTK… Any tips?
I’m having no luck either, with KEYBOARD DEST in the EXT settings set to INT & EXT or to EXT only. Logic sees the DK but doesn’t respond to any key presses with the EXT button engaged, and only opens and closes certain windows with EXT disengaged, meaning I guess that Logic is receiving at least some MIDI CCs if not notes. Very confused, since it sounds like this should just work. Anybody figure it out?
My next step is to bypass the DK’s USB MIDI by taking the DIN out to a MIDI interface—iConnect MIDI2+—and into Logic via USB that way. But I’d prefer to use the DK’s USB MIDI if I can get it working.
If I plug my DNK into my iMac, launch logic, turn on external midi control mode, and press a key…Logic Audio Units respond. Both in Overbridge and USB Audio+MIDI (and just USB MIDI) mode. Is Midi Config>Port Config>Output To> on the DNK set to USB or MIDI+USB? And as mentioned, Keyboard set to EXT or INT+EXT in External Midi Setup? (the 2nd question not being directed at the most recent post)
Thanks. Yes, PORT CONFIG output set to MIDI+USB. Also tried USB. EXT mode enabled. Tried Overbridge mode, USB + Audio mode and just USB, all I get is the windows resizing when I press certain keys, so it’s probably something to do with the way Logic is receiving MIDI CC messages? I have a Keith McMillen KBoard and it works fine. Wish I could get the DK going as a MIDI controller though.
Actually, weirdly, looks like it’s treating the DK as a QWERTY keyboard F4 through C4 recall the same screen config presets as the number keys 1-7 on my Apple keyboard.