Nanokontrol 2 Studio One 4
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Nanokontrol 2 Studio One 4 Pro
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Similar questions have been asked before but I couldn't find a clear answer for something which should surely be very simple!
I have a NanoKontrol 2 and I want to get it working with Cubase 9 in Windows 10.
I have never used a controller like this before (having always drawn in CC curves in the past) so I am pretty dim in this context!
The instructions to get the NanoKontrol to work with Cubase, which are no doubt a bit out of date, tell me to:
'1. While pressing and holding down SET MARKER and REW buttons, connect the USB cable from your computer to the nanoKONTROL2.'
I have done this. I assume this stage has completed without a hitch!
'2. Open the 'Device setting' window in Cubase, and add 'Mackie Control'.'
I cannot find 'Device setting', the nearest I can find is 'Device Setup', but then where do I go? I cannot find a 'Mackie Control' setting anywhere.
I'm baffled.
At the moment, all the sliders on the Nanokontrol seem to affect some kind of pitchbend. I just want to be able to control CC1, CC11 mainly (my template is 90% EW Hollywood Orchestra) but probably also velocity and other CCs too.
Any help would be very welcome.
I cannot overstate how ignorant I am in this area so a patronisingly simple step by step guide would be ideal!
Thanks very much!
Similar questions have been asked before but I couldn't find a clear answer for something which should surely be very simple!
I have a NanoKontrol 2 and I want to get it working with Cubase 9 in Windows 10.
I have never used a controller like this before (having always drawn in CC curves in the past) so I am pretty dim in this context!
The instructions to get the NanoKontrol to work with Cubase, which are no doubt a bit out of date, tell me to:
'1. While pressing and holding down SET MARKER and REW buttons, connect the USB cable from your computer to the nanoKONTROL2.'
I have done this. I assume this stage has completed without a hitch!
'2. Open the 'Device setting' window in Cubase, and add 'Mackie Control'.'
I cannot find 'Device setting', the nearest I can find is 'Device Setup', but then where do I go? I cannot find a 'Mackie Control' setting anywhere.
I'm baffled.
At the moment, all the sliders on the Nanokontrol seem to affect some kind of pitchbend. I just want to be able to control CC1, CC11 mainly (my template is 90% EW Hollywood Orchestra) but probably also velocity and other CCs too.
Any help would be very welcome.
I cannot overstate how ignorant I am in this area so a patronisingly simple step by step guide would be ideal!
Thanks very much!