# the channel for each controller if it differs from the global

# the respective controls on your controller. # The Encoders will control the device parameters (you can also It's cool, but the documentation is not the greatest. It automatically maps the knobs and faders to the selected device or rack macros. It's what I described in my previous answer and gets around the limitations I've described. If you haven't tried it, DAW mode might give you better integration with Live. There are a lot more options in the keylab, and it looks like you can set up 8 banks of faders and 8 banks of knobs, but without having one in front of me to try, I'm not sure exactly how to do that. Select one bank and map it to the first 8 macros, then select another bank and map it to macros 9-16. In 5.4 it describes banks, each bank sends different set cc messages to Live so it's like having 24 knobs which you can access 8 at a time(and 24 faders). I checked the keylab mk2 manual for you and in section 5 it describes it's modes. Each time you open the template for a new song, it has those mappings as a starting pointĪs well, you can set-up mapping for parameters of a plugin and save them as a default for that plugin. Set it up the way you want then save the Live Set as a template. It doesn't switch as you select another track. The problem with this is the mapping is to a specific rack on a specific track. There are global mappings which are stored in the.

Analog lab 4 in ableton