Send a screen shot of ur midi window in the options tab
#Arturia Keylab not working properly
chilly needle
chilly needle
that's weird, while you're in the link window?
i sent u how to open that window in the dms
right click it
first u need to tweak anything
some vol knob
open sequencer and play with any volume knob
anything tweakable
or open mixer
anything
just move some knob/fader
in fl, not on your keylab
nice, u tweak any knob and it will disappear
that's how you tweak stuff
that's weird since FL detects your midi input
@woeful lava any idea?
woeful lava
If it detects the knob you wiggled, the boxes should populate, and you'll have to click Accept.
If you tick this box in your MIDI Settings, you should get the instant accept behavior.
If FL isn't properly detecting your MIDI knobs when you wiggle them, I would look into the MIDI Script you're running with the device. These scripts can really change the behavior of your controller, and it's hard to say what's happening in the background unless you can open/edit the script.
So this script seems to be handling all the MIDI CCs for you, and sending them to specific things.
If this is done in the "normal way" the script will "eat" the input, and FL won't see a real MIDI CC message.
You get ready-to-use bindings, without having to set/link anything manually. However, because it's all happening in the script, you can't link the knobs to things as you would on a basic controller.
You can probably change the script back to a basic (generic controller) type thing, and then you'll have no integrations, but you'll be able to link the encoders/sliders in the traditional vanilla fashion
Yuppers.
If you want to see whats linked already, you should see a list of all your linked controls in the browser.
That one sucks, but no, you'll need a basic script for that. That's what a lot of the legacy scripts did, basic transport control integration.
I wish that one was easier, but it should be easy enough to get basic script going for that.
