Are all the knobs on the same MIDI channel?
1582687
no. you can gave up to 4 separate midi layouts at one time by cycling with the program button. giving you a total of 32 knobs and pads.
556732
Maybe this will help.http://www.musicradar.com/us/tuition/tech/the-beginners-guide-to-midi-controllers-179018
863035
Yes. Just make certain it's mapped to the drum kit and it will send MIDI out.
442868
I'm sorry I can't answer that question. I couldn't get the midi interface to work with my computer.
687696
Yes. This is a plug and play standard midi keyboard. It only has the three octave keyboard and pitch glide and vibrato controls.
752577
No this is a midi controller. If you were to map a sample to a VST sampler, Reasons Kong, for example you could. It however stores no local sample data. You cant get away that cheap dog :(
1591670
I don't know. I don't use FL Studio. But I would assume so. MIDI is a pretty old and stable standard.
1915194
Yes. You can use this bad as a midi controller by sending many signals from midi out into the median in of the SR 18. Though, I believe the don't numbers sent by this device or fixed. This would mean that you would have to adjust the new numbers on the SR 18 to match the samples you want to trigger.
1900867
every trigger is stereo, are there 20 total trigger input channels.. is for dual zone
52363
Yes all keys work & I'm not home right now to test it yet I do believe they can be played simultaneously. It legitimately sounds like a real piano/keyboard.
339420
This does have 2 independently routable sets of MIDI Din Outs. So if I understand your question correctly the answer would be yes.
1985842
You can send midi to it for sequencing, but not to control the oscillators... just the notes. None of the knobs can control VSTs on your DAW... only notes and not even the pitch wheel. That being said, this is the finest piece of gear I've purchased. Incredibly fun, kill bass sounds, versatile, and sending midi notes out of your DAW for sequencing is a blast.
474921
I have used it on ableton 8 and 9. Since ableton intro does allow for midi hardware I do see why it wouldn't.
567542
Yes. To the right of the volume and tone controls for each channel are two rotary knobs: the FX LEVEL, numbered from 1 to 10, controls the intensity; the FX SELECT knob allows you to choose the effect you want, and then the TAP button, which is used to select the rate of speed for the delays. Although you can't combine effects, there are a couple of them on there that do that for you. It's very basic, but the FX LEVEL is what I think you're talking about, and it works just fine for me. I use a pedalboard for performance and figure the amp's effects would be most useful as backup if one of my pedals breaks down unexpectedly, or if I'm practicing in the bedroom and don't want to hook up the board... Yes. To the right of the volume and tone controls for each channel are two rotary knobs: the FX LEVEL, numbered from 1 to 10, controls the intensity; the FX SELECT knob allows you to choose the effect you want, and then the TAP button, which is used to select the rate of speed for the delays. Although you can't combine effects, there are a couple of them on there that do that for you. It's very basic, but the FX LEVEL is what I think you're talking about, and it works just fine for me. I use a pedalboard for performance and figure the amp's effects would be most useful as backup if one of... » Read More Yes. To the right of the volume and tone controls for each channel are two rotary knobs: the FX LEVEL, numbered from 1 to 10, controls the intensity; the FX SELECT knob allows you to choose the effect you want, and then the TAP button, which is used to select the rate of speed for the delays. Although you can't combine effects, there are a couple of them on there that do that for you. It's very basic, but the FX LEVEL is what I think you're talking about, and it works just fine for me. I use a pedalboard for performance and figure the amp's effects would be most useful as backup if one of my pedals breaks down unexpectedly, or if I'm practicing in the bedroom and don't want to hook up the board... « Show Less
1546275
You have to pinch the cue boton Of the Channel you want to hear, also the cue knob in the upper left has to be all turned to the left in the cue possition, then for example if you Want to mix channels 1 and 3 you presa the 1 and 3 cue botons AT THE SAME TIME, hope it works for you (sorry the english im from Mxico)
1322727
Are you sure the correct selection of knobs are for the purpose you want. If not, I would say there is a defect.
2245270
Hi. I really don't know since I don't use those programs but it is fully compatible with Ableton Live. You can map different knobs to control parameters in Ableton. It should work with the software you mention I think