about 3 years ago I purchased an Axiom 61 master keyboard with the intention of assembling a small home recording and composing station at my house. for a series of reasons I had to suspend
this project. now I am trying to pick this up again.
a short while ago I was rereading the installation instructions for this keyboard and in one paragraph it advised me to download the DirectLink software from the m-audio website, which would allow for the automatic configuration of the keyboard's sliders and potentiometers, depending on the software that will be used accordingly. in my case, I would use it with Logic Pro 9.1.8 and Mainstage 2.1.3
i followed the procedure up to a certain point....miraculously and disastrously....because it is written in English (mea culpa and mea culpa!). i manage to get up to a certain point and then I can no longer understand what to do. could anyone give me some advice regarding this?
the website indicated by the instructions is: www.m-audio.com
Sorry, what specifically do you need to do, I didn't understand... Do you need to use faders, panpots, and keyboard buttons to automate in Logic?
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Marzapane
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Reply 3 by Marzapane
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Can you put the direct link to the manual and indicate the page where you don't understand what you need to do?
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riccardoM
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Reply 4 by riccardoM
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I have the same master as you, I use the direct link on Cubase and it only serves to make the faders work as mixer channel controls and the play/stop buttons etc. etc., it's practically useless, don't waste too much time on it...
