When this mod is set on, Ableton work well with the Keylab MKII. Theire is also Cubase, Fruity Loops, etc.

And here is the solution: You can access compatible mod with Ableton Live by turning the big button to select 'Live' wich is 'Ebelton Live'. Then, if you hold the DAW button, it will start to blink. By default, the DAW mod is in MCU (universal mod). In fact, the Arturia Keylab need to be set on DAW mod. It is samomac who found the solution ! And as him, the pads don't work, but the piano work well ! I have tried hitting the transposition button on the controller, for example transposing down one octave, and this fixes the problem with the lower B and C not playing, but shifts the problem further up the range.Īny help would be appreciated. I can load a sound and it plays from the lowest C on my controller, up to the A, then it skips B and C, then it picks up again at D, then it is good for 2 octaves, then the A is clearing the sound from the midi track, and some random keys further up are doing things like triggering the metronome.

The midi mapping between Ableton and the controller is supposed to be automatic. I think it has something to do with transposition or midi mapping, but I just don't know how to fix it.

It's not the controller hardware such as a stuck key, as it will play all notes of a given sound using the Arturia Analog Lab software. Hello - I am having a problem whereby in Ableton 10 Lite, using my Arturia Keylab Essential 61 controller, not all the notes on the controller will play my selected sound.

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