In order to use the KOMPLETE KONTROL S-Series as stand-alone MIDI controller, you have to disconnect the USB connection from your computer and use the NI Power Supply (18 W). Please note that the default MIDI mapping is not editable. "Using the Keyboard as Stand-Alone MIDI Controller". You can find the MIDI Assignments of the Keybed and Knobs of the MK2 in the KOMPLETE KONTROL MK2 manual in chapter 9.4. The knobs and the buttons on the keyboard send out the default MIDI CC messages. The power supply is available in our NI Webshop. In order to use the KOMPLETE KONTROL MK2 keyboard as stand-alone MIDI controller, you have to disconnect the USB connection from your computer and use a NI Power Supply (18 W). Depending on your keyboard model, you can find further information and requirements below: MK1 That's about all I can suggest as going further with a Mac isn't something i'm experienced with.You can use the KOMPLETE KONTROL S-Series keyboard as a stand-alone MIDI controller without USB-connection and connect your external MIDI equipment to the 5-pin MIDI ports on the KOMPLETE KONTROL S-SERIES’ rear panel.
I would recommend trying to kill as many processes running on your system as possible and even try and kill the host integration service and restart it and see if something works. The NIHostIntegration service is the one that detects and connects the hardware to the software so if you do not have that running (or something prevents it from functioning correctly) then your keyboard will do what it appears to be doing, nothing. You can actually have none of the ports selected and it still allows you to browse and load sounds, just obviously will not respond to MIDI if a port isn't selected. If you simply have your keyboard attached and start Komplete Kontrol then it should pick up the keyboard and instantly make everything start working. Selection of the MIDI ports makes no difference at all in regards to Komplete Kontrol detecting the keyboard as a hardware device. If you have the same issue with 2 different controllers then the issue is not with the hardware but the system somewhere. Is the keyboard detected as a hardware device?īasically from my experience, if you have the hardware detected as a Komplete Kontrol device in the system, the drivers are installed and functioning and the integration service is running then everything should be working.
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