Well another 3 weeks has gone by and dozens of reads of this posting. In conclusion, i ask if anybody knows in which way it's possible to recall a specific keyboard memory simply pressing a button on the Keylab. I noticed that this behaviour happens also for the Transport buttons (MCC allows to set also those buttons in "Keyboard Memory" mode). I also tried different values of the "Channel" parameter (channel N, part1, panel.) but this seems has no effect. Control, Midi Note - maintain their functionality after storing them in a Memory). Instead, I'm not able to recall any memory via the snap buttons, although the Midi Control Center seems to allow to set those buttons in the "Keyboard Memory" mode.Įvery time I send this configuration into the KeyLab - into the working memory or into another memory - the "Keyboard Memory" mode seems get lost (while Other modes - Control, Dur. Recalling each memory via Keylab dial button (edit -> recall -> choose mem.number -> confirm) it's ok, it works, but it's not useful for live control. and so on, 10 channels are enough for me). I saved the proper config in every keyboard memory (mem number 1 transmits on channel 1, mem number 2 on channel 2. My purpose is controlling of an external expander with performances, ready for live use, triggering different sounds when the transmitted channel is changed. I have the same problem, I can't set any snap button for recall of the memory N in the Keylab88.
To be precise, I am trying to have SNAP Button 1 call up keyboard memory 10, Button 2 dial up keyboard memory 9, and Button 3 Memory 8 and so on.
BTW this is a totally awesome controller, i just wish i could get it to work the way i want it to work.
It will not recall the keyboard memories with the seperate synths - any ideas why? Thx ahead of time. If anybody can help me get it to work this way it would be greatly appreciated. But no matter how i sent it to KeyLab -to working memory or another unused memory, but when i press the SNAP button it will not recall the seperate synths on them as assigned. However, there has to be a way to using the SNAP Buttons to assign each keyboard memory the way Midi Control Center allows for SNAP Buttons. While manually dialed up i can get it to go to each synth, and in addition have also been able to program the KeyLab 88 pads to change patch sounds inside each synth while up in working memory. I have set 3 of these up in KeyLab 88 keyboard memories 10 (synth 1), 9 (synth 2) and keyboard memory 8 (synth 3).
My primary intention is to use it as a controller center for 4 hardware synthesizers. I bought a KeyLab 88 after studying many such controllers.
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