As an example, midi track 1 is armed, Live cursor is well placed, if you press pad 1, recording will start and your pad will light up red. Once Live cursor is placed on the right location, simply press the corresponding pad on your minilab mkII. Once your track is armed (can be done manually or automatically if you insert a virtual instrument in it) simply browse to the desired scene using minilab mkII knobs 8 and 16. Still on memory 8, PAD 1 to 8 will make you control clips from 1 to 8

Knobs 7 and 15 will make you control Return A and B level Knob 14 will make you control selected track output level Knob 13 will make you control selected track panning Knobs 5-6 will make you control selected track send A/B Knobs 1 to 4, and 9 to 12 will be linked to live device parameters Knob 8 will make you scroll live left / right Quit prefs, switch on memory 8 ( with shift + pad and you're ready to go ! Once set up in live preferences as a control surface ( Control surface : minilab mkII / Input and output : Arturia MiniLab mkII and in midi ports : minilab mkII input and output track and remote on) Please note that if you stored something else inside memory 8, Live will overwrite this memory on each live opening. The process is very fast, around 4 seconds.

Live writes the script inside minilab mkII memory 8 only, at the opening of Live or once your minilab mkII is set to control Live. Official live 9.7.2 release is scheduled to be released somewhere in april.įor users who were complaining of the non- support of the script on live 9.6 versions, there should not be a problem to update their Live to current version, or join the ableton beta campaign. You also have to be on Live 9.7.2 beta, which supports the minilab mkII.

Remember you have to update your minilab mkII to fw 1.0.9.83, available here : directly in your midi control center. To answer to your questions, here are some words about how does the minilab mkII midi remote script works with ableton Live.

Arturia minilab mk2 ableton mapping