Evolution MK461c- Setup w/ Cubase SX 3 This Zip file contains an XML file for Cubase SX 3 (MK-461c - CubaseSX3.xml) and 1 for Enigma to be loaded into your Evolution Keyboard (MK-461c Enigma 4 Cubase.xml). By importing this File into a Generic Remote setup in Cubase, you can use factory preset 1 on your MK461c for volume, panning, transport control over Cubase. (*Note - I'm not sure why, but the transport buttons seem to behave erratically, especially FF and RW) This setup was created using Cubase SX 3.1.1. First load the "MK-461c Enigma 4 Cubase.XML" file into your MK-461c and recall preset 1. See the included tutorial "Enigma - importing and uploading presets" for instructions on how to do this. In Cubase, go to the Devices Menu and choose "Device Setup". Click the "+" sign in the top left and select Generic Remote. The new Generic Remote should automatically be selected, but if not, it's under Remote Devices>Generic Remote. Click the "Import" button, then locate and Open the "MK-461c Cubase SX3.xml" file. At the top, choose your Keyboard for MIDI input, click Apply, then click OK. ** See the attached screenshot, you can click in the channel/cateogry column and make sure that the "Master Fader" is assigned to your stereo output bus. The controls are mapped as follows: On the numeric keypad, 1 = stop, 2 = play, 3 = record, 4 = cycle, 5 = ReWind, 6 = Fast Forward. **Note - for me, the transport functions seem to behave erratically, especially RW and FF. The 1st 8 sliders on the MK-461c are assigned to control volume level for AUdio Tracks 1-8, and the 9th fader is assigned to control the Stereo Output bus/fader (this should effective be a Master Volume Control). The 1st 8 knobs are assigned to control panning on Audio Tracks 1-8. All of these controls are assigned to MIDI Ch 1, so you can re-assign the global channel for the keys without affecting your remote control functionality.Download Driver Pack
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