Your Nuances controller doesn’t need any driver.
Just plug it to your computer and you are ready to go !
Configuring your DAW :
Nuances controller îs a MIDI device, your DAW will se it as any MIDI keyboard.
Please note : the Nuances controller isn’t a DAW control surface.
Most DAW will use any connected MIDI input controller when recording a MIDI track and you should be able to start working with it as soon as you connect it to your computer.
If you have any issue with your specific DAW, the procedure to add the Nuances controller is the same as adding any Midi keyboard. (Detailed instructions for specific DAW below).
All CC values sent by the Nuances controller are sent on Midi channel 1.
Choosing Midi CC :
Logic Pro
There isn’t any specific configuration to do with Logic. Just check that Your Nuances controller is selected in :
Logic Pro/Settings/Midi…
Protools
There isn’t any specific configuration to do with Protools. Just check that Your Nuances controller is selected in :
Setup/MIDI/Midi Input Devices …
Cubase
To use a MIDI device in Cubase, it must be Active in MID Port Setup :
Setup/Studio Setup
Then select MID Port Setup in the left-hand panel
Nuances Midi Controller must be “Active“
Digital Performer
Your Nuances controller has to be selected on the MIDI Studio window go to :
Studio/Bundles
Click the MIDI Studio window
Your Nuances controller should appear above the I/O grid in the same fashion as the MIDI interface shown in the screenshot below.
No additional I/O configuration is required.
Ableton Live
Go to the Options tab, click Preferences, then click the Link/MIDI tab on the left.
Locate your Nuances controller in the Input section and turn the Track button to ON to enable it.
Move a fader to confirm you’re getting MIDI signal.
You’re done !
