Now it recognizes my keyboard when I run komplete.py. I'll mess around a bit and see if I can get something to work for me, but I'm not that good at python so we'll so how that goes.ĮDIT: I found the product key for my keyboard (1410) and changed the product ID in anykey's code to 0x1410. I would love to help test SynthesiaKontrol out on my kk mk1 though, if that would be helpful. It remainds me of another similar problem I had with the S88 MK1, there was a bug where the keyboard stopped working as an advanced midi controller.
Thread starter Manaberry Start date Tags komplete kontrol ni at its finest Manaberry Senior Member.
It seems to me like it would/should be possible to write something that allows for the keylights to be triggered by the MIDI notes sent out by the keyboard. Komplete Kontrol S49 MK2 wont connect anymore. Even if I were to get it to work with my KK, both of these programs are built to work with synthesia, which I don't use. When I run anykey's 'komplete.py' it simply returns "No komplete device found", even though the keyboard is plugged in and works. I've tried both yours and Anykey's Synthesia-Kontrol, although I haven't gotten them to work. I have a KK S88 mk1, and I've been looking for a way to have the lights on my keyboard only light up when I press on the corresponding keys - as in having all the keys black except the ones I'm pressing down.
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