When I connect it to Cubase, it initiates D key as C key (so all the keys are moved 2steps right) in instrument tracks.
Weird thing is that on HAlion Sonic or Retrologue, the keyboard plays right sound (C-key playing C) but on screen it initiates as D. This makes problem when I use my keyboard on for instance Groove Agent, where I have to press D-key for playing C-key.
Does anyone know how to solve this problem? Pls help…
Hi I am meaning “on the screen” as keyboard detection on VST instruments where you can see which key you are pressing on keyboard. (And where it detects as C-key when I actually press D-key and sounds like D-key)
Press the PB1 button over the pitch bend wheel as many times as you need to make the “C” note “C” again (or PB2 to move different way). I think that should do it
I actually did mean the PB buttons… but when I put on my glasses I see he had a different Nektar keyboard than I was thinking of. It seems Nektar put out some more new 49 models.
The model he got has a transpose button, I would try those. most Nektar keyboards have a button so you can transpose to play all scales on white keys
so if you press 1 of them 1 time (if the function is the same as other Nektar keyboards) you should see your midi move closer or further away from a C if you press the C note on your keyboard