This might help some people having problems getting the script to work on Windows. You have to put the MPK Mini Folder in your Users App Data Roaming Ableton Preferences User Remote Scripts. If you place it within the Ableton Folder in your Program files folder, it will still show up in the Control Surfaces drop down but will not work whatsoever. If it is placed into the Preferences folder everything works perfectly but in the Control Surfaces drop down it will now appear at the bottom of the list. Thanks for that: ) you helped me get the pads mapped out better (which is pretty simple really, when the MPK Mini Editor software actually works - see below). And got the knobs auto-mapping to selected device with your remote script.

Woo: ) (will have to edit the script at some point though - as the midi channels you've chosen clash with other controller i use). For anyone who has problems with the remote script, under the MIDI panel of Abe's preferences, select MPK Mini for each of the three columns, 'Control Surface', 'Input', 'Output'. I forgot to first time round and couldn't get it work for me. For anyone else who has problems with the MPK Mini Editor Software (on a Mac): After installing the version that came on the CD onto my Macbook, I couldn't get it to upload presets to the device. So I downloaded the one from AKAI's site. But i found that this kept kept crashing upon opening. And then I could only get the one on the supplied CD to open once I had trashed the one I downloaded.

Anyway, I couldn't get the software to upload the presets to the device - should say 'upload successful' or similar - on my Macbook at all (it's running OS 10.5.8 ), but it all worked properly on my Mac Pro (OS 10.6.4). Maybe AKAI haven't properly tested the software with older version of OS X? Yeah, I had the sample problems with the MPK Editor.

Also crashed like mad on me until I used the one from CD (running latest OSX Version). Since the Editor is built in Max/MSP they probably only compiled it on OSX without further testing. Thats my guess.

Editing the MIDI Channels is very easy on both sides (the Control Surface Textfile is commented so you shouldnt have a problem finding it). The only thing notable is that the MIDI Channels in Abletons Script are from 0-15, whilst from 1-16 in the MPK Editor. So Channel 15 in MPK = Channel 14 in Control Script and so on. Btw: I thought about adding further functionality to the Drum-Pads to control the Grid with visual feedback, but no one really needs that or do you? (I have dedicated controllers for that myself). Yeah, I had the sample problems with the MPK Editor. Also crashed like mad on me until I used the one from CD (running latest OSX Version).

Since the Editor is built in Max/MSP they probably only compiled it on OSX without further testing. Thats my guess. Editing the MIDI Channels is very easy on both sides (the Control Surface Textfile is commented so you shouldnt have a problem finding it). The only thing notable is that the MIDI Channels in Abletons Script are from 0-15, whilst from 1-16 in the MPK Editor. So Channel 15 in MPK = Channel 14 in Control Script and so on. Btw: I thought about adding further functionality to the Drum-Pads to control the Grid with visual feedback, but no one really needs that or do you? (I have dedicated controllers for that myself) Here's a -1 for Grid control I don't think I could use it on the MPK mini.

The script is great. I'm really happy for the arp sync.

Akai Mini Mpk Editor

From your pack - Preset 1 uses Ableton's tempo, and Preset 2 uses the controller's tempo for the arp. I can't use the controller to set master tempo, can I? What are some examples of when I'd need to edit the UserConfiguration file? I tried reading along in the UserConfiguration.txt file but didn't really understand the comments. Again, thanks for taking the time to piece this together. The script is great. I'm really happy for the arp sync.

From your pack - Preset 1 uses Ableton's tempo, and Preset 2 uses the controller's tempo for the arp. I can't use the controller to set master tempo, can I? Probably not, but to be honest i dont know. Since there are no numbered keys to enter the tempo. But you can control Abletons TAP Button via CCs.

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Hit CMD+M (Mac) or CTRL+M (i guess) to enter the mode to assign MIDI Commands. Click on the TAP Button on the top left. Hit the 'CC' Button on the MPK and then hit the desired Pad.

Hit CMD+M / CTRL+M respectively again. Now the Pad you just hit can be used to Tap the tempo in ableton. You can also use one of the knobs instead and assign them to the tempo display right next to the tap-area, but you wont be able to use it on the auto-mapped control-surface thingys anymore. What are some examples of when I'd need to edit the UserConfiguration file?

Akai Mpk Mini Midi Editor

I tried reading along in the UserConfiguration.txt file but didn't really understand the comments. Again, thanks for taking the time to piece this together.

Well, this isnt really a script. Not in a way like for the APC40 for example.

The UserConfiguration File comes with Ableton by default, I just took it and configured it to the MPK accordingly. All functions and possibilitys which that file are basically done. You can do stuff like changing the MIDI-Channel though in case something interferes. This is killing me. I've never seen so little documentation for any device. I'm still rather green when it comes to midi controllers, so I know my lack of understanding for the theory behind it all severely limits me, but why aren't there more specific instructions anywhere for getting the device to work?

I've uploaded the preset and the dropped the MPKmini folder (you did mean the whole folder, yes?) into the right spot. Dropped an impulse kit into midi track. The knobs are mapped right at any rate, but I don't understand how to get the pads working. I've read the User config as well but I just don't understand. Sorry, but could someone illustrate this in some way. Thanks in advance.

Still no success whatsoever. I uploaded the presets first, added the remote script after, did nothing. One thing i noticed is that under control surfaces, mpk mini does not actually show up anywhere (under control surfaces i have selected MPK 25), but input and output both have mpk mini as well as mpk mini editor 1 and 2 (which would be those presets correct?) well anyway my editor program works fine and my controller works fine and i followed all of the instructions step by step so i really don't know what the problem is.

Actually atm i cannot even manually map the knobs to any effects on the drum rack, so i'll keep fooling around with the options and hopefully something will work itself out.