Mini Mk3

[cat64]

Has anyone tried this with the Mini Mk3? Any plans to support it?

[XORadmin]

Currently only the PRO models would work for you as the other ones have only USB connectors.
I have a MK3 but it didn't work out of the box for me (i got a usb converter for it). I will get back for that again when i'm busy with the USB connection for the NerdSEQ.

[cat64]

Currently only the PRO models would work for you as the other ones have only USB connectors.
I have a MK3 but it didn't work out of the box for me (i got a usb converter for it). I will get back for that again when i'm busy with the USB connection for the NerdSEQ.

I have a usb host box for my nerdseq and would be interested in any tips to get this working or any info that would be useful to help get my midi fighter twister working with it.

[XORadmin]

I had some tests with the MK3 yesterday and i could only get it working half, which means i could control the NerdSEQ, but no lights etc on the launchpad.
I can get it work with using windows as a pass through, so it works generally. I assume the problem is because the MK3 offers multiple devices and types on it's integrated USB hub.

What you do in the first place is turn off the MSD (Mass Storage Device) on the LP. (Manual in the drive that opens with your system)
From that point my USB host could recognize the LP. Then i found out that the LP has then 2 Midi devices instead of the usually one. One does work well with the midi data and one does not. Maybe you can choose which device to use with your host? Then you should be able to get it working.
Set the NerdSEQ to MK2 or Pro mode and the LP to programmers mode.

That worked through windows as bridge, but i had no lights on the top and side buttons, so it seems that also the layout is a bit different. But thats finetuning, once it works.