Playing Mystic VST on Cubase with Korg padKontrol

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Music

Tags:

• Cubase
• mystic
• VST
• Korg
• padKontrol

[VIPKYD]

Is it possible to make cubase see the just connected MIDI device without restarting cubase???

[happyprometheus]

@VIPKYD

I don't think so, because you are probably asking about a USB midi device. Cubase on the start up adjusts itself to the environment and if at that time the USB driver for that midi device is not loaded into the system, then Cubase cannot rescan it later. Perhaps they did it for stability sake?

[VIPKYD]

Thanks

[happyprometheus]

You are welcome :)

[VIPKYD]

Got another question here...

You know when you glue 4 samples in a line it becomes something like a pattern.

I can I duplicate that pattern and move it anywhere but if I'll make some changes to the original pattern, the duplicated one will not change...

There is a function called "repeat" with a checkbox in it... is it the only way to do make all the duplications change the same way as the original does?

I want to have all the duplications change along with the original pattern.

[happyprometheus]

You have to select all clips you want to change for some type changes like fades in and out, volume etc.

If you edit an audio clip or apply a processing then Cubase will ask you if you want to apply this to all copies or create a new clip.

[JosefK93]

nice video man! This VST instrument sounds kinda cool, might be useful to have :D

[kurtXhecticXpl]

shaolin -.-

[happyprometheus]

First install Korg USB Midi driver which is on korg website nanoKey page. Then plug in your nanoKey and go to korg driver and add the new korg device.

Then Cubase will be able to see it by its proper name.

[Guill0Pill0]

it has an usb conection?a have a nanoKEY but cant find any posible way to make it work and control the VSTi of cubase...would you please help out here ?