native instruments komplete kontrol s49 mk2 demo model

I think what might happen in your case is that NIHIA receives the HELLO command but fails to respond with the handshake. My suspicion is another one and relates to issues reported by many NI users irrespective of which DAW they are using: This->_midiOut = CreateMIDIOutput(outDev, false, nullptr) MIDI_eventlist* list = this->_midiIn->GetReadBuf() after the devices were created I have a hunch regarding related issues but this may be not at play in the case you describe.Īre you sure that really no MIDI events are coming in

I'm not sure if the MMMK3 is taking over the 'Komplete Kontrol DAW - 1' virtual no, this is not a 'known issue' to me. TL DR: The KK have to be the last device turned on when a Mikro Maschine MK3 is connected. If this is done before the reaper start, then it's working as expected. The only thing that helps is to turn my KK off and on, wait some seconds and then, the connection is successful (which of course is not working with 2 reconnects). I even changed the CONNECT_N to 20 for a test. ) are called but the call to _onMidiEvent() with CMD_HELLO is missing (which results in the timeout then). The callbacks (SetSurfaceSelected, SetSurfaceVolume, SetSurfacePan, SetTrackListChange. When my Maschine Mikro MK3 + Komplete Kontrol S61 MK2 are both connected (and the MMK3 is turned on/initialized as last device after the KK (while booting or just when i switch the devices on manually), reaKontrol finds my KK (setting KK_MIDI_FOUND) but then runs into the timeout (KK detected but failed.). Not sure if this is OSX specific or specific to a Reaper version. Found an issue with the current version of Reaper and reaKontrol,

Native instruments komplete kontrol s49 mk2 demo model