- HOW TO SET UP KORG NANOKONTROL2 IN RESOLUME 5 64 BIT
- HOW TO SET UP KORG NANOKONTROL2 IN RESOLUME 5 FREE
Or, you may usually work half of the time in Cubase or Sonar, and the other half in Reaper, and you don't want to reconfigure your surface all the time. For instance, I reserved the right-most track controls for the master, which may not be what you like. Maybe my default preset won't be to your taste. Select the json preset you want from the last list. Set your control surface as MIDI input and output. Click Add, select Generic Surface Controller. Open its preferences (Ctrl+P), browse down to Control/OSC/Web.
If you use a 32 bits version of reaper, use the 32 bits plugin. Dont forget to do Communications -> Write Scene Data to apply your changes !Ĭopy the content of Dist/圆4/Plugins/ to C:\Program Files\REAPER (圆4)\Plugins (or wherever your Reaper plugins are installed). You can do it yourself, or simply open the file I made which is available in the Dist folder. We also allow the leds control by our plugin (set LED Mode to External). We want the Cycle, Play, Record, and all the tracks' S, M, and R to be used as toggles. Modify your surface's behaviour, in Korg Kontrol Editor. The right-most controls are bound to the master. Reaper will send feedback and appropriately turn on/off the lights on your surface.
HOW TO SET UP KORG NANOKONTROL2 IN RESOLUME 5 FREE
Mac users, feel free to contribute ! Does it work ?Īll buttons work, except for "Track previous" / "Track next" (what should I use them for ?).
HOW TO SET UP KORG NANOKONTROL2 IN RESOLUME 5 64 BIT
This code is compiled for 32 and 64 bit windows. This package is actually two-fold on one side, there is the plugin DLL and its folder of json MIDI codes presets, and on the other side is a super-basic console program that will assist you in generating a json preset.
To do that, I made the plugin to use a simple json (text) list of the MIDI codes used by the control surface. So I decided to try to write my plugin without hardcoding MIDI codes.
I looked at reaper's SDK, and discovered it was poorly documented and most existing control surface plugins shipped with it had button codes hardcoded all over the place, which is. I may very well have missed an easy and efficient way to make it work, but it was rather instructive anyway. So I made my own plugin, to have my control surface work just the way I want. I found a few tutorials to make it work, but nothing worked as well as I hoped. I thought it would be somehow plug and play with my favorite Digital Audio Workstation Software, Reaper, but well. So, I bought a MIDI control surface, KORG's Nanokontrol2. A plugin for Reaper DAW, to use the KORG nanoKONTROL or KORG Nanokontrol2 MIDI control surface, and could probably support similar surfaces as well.
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