Afraid to buy Axiom Pro Keyboard? Also, will a new one appear?

[Julia B]

I just wish they'd come out with an Axiom Pro 88. Do that and I'm in.

[filosofem]

Pro Tools Main Menus>Setup>Peripherals have you selected M-Audio and HyperControl In and Out?

[Patill]

yes, I did. Like I said, transport works now but all the other knobs are mixed up and I don´t know how to place them right...this is pretty strange^^

[YYR123]

Originally Posted by Patill

Re-Installed ProTools, didn´t help...


Also, can you tell me how to set the velocity of the pads to a specific level? And how to assign them to drum samples?

Your Axiom has preset curves for the velocity layers....Should you choose to use them....It's in the manual.

[filosofem]

Originally Posted by Patill

transport works now but all the other knobs are mixed up

Try a Factory Reset - M-Audio Knowledge Base. Once done, turn off Axiom Pro and follow these troubleshooting tips.

Deleting Databases and Preferences These are important steps in order to resolve various issues, such as assertion errors, graphic or display problems, and other intermittent issues that are not specifically hardware or compatibility related. Listed below are the paths to all the database and preference files installed by Pro Tools. Once you have deleted these files, you should empty the trash and restart your computer. These files will be recreated when Pro Tools is launched.

Digidesign Databases

• Double-click on the Macintosh HD icon on your desktop. (This would be your system drive if you have renamed it to something else.)
• Go to the Library folder.
• Go to the Application Support folder
• Go to the Digidesign folder
• Find the folder called Databases and drag it to your trash.
• NOTE: If you are using Pro Tools HD, DV Toolkit 2 or Complete Production Toolkit, you will want to backup your Catalogs folder before deleting the Databases folder.

Pro Tools Preferences

• From the Finder, click on the 'Go' menu at the top of your screen and choose 'Home'.
• Go to the Library folder.
• Go to the Preferences folder.
• Delete the following files:
  • com.digidesign.ProToolsLE.plist
  • DAE Prefs
  • DigiSetup.OSX
  • Pro Tools LE/HD/M-Powered Prefs

Repair Disk Permissions

• Double-click on the Macintosh HD icon on your desktop. (This would be your system drive if you have renamed it to something else.)
• Go to the Applications folder.
• Go to the Utilities folder.
• Double-click on Disk Utility.
• Select the hard drive containing the boot volume.
• Go to the 'First Aid' tab and select "Repair Disk Permissions".

Reboot, turn Axiom Pro On and launch Pro Tools, what happens?

[DigiTechSupt]

Also, make sure you have the latest Axiom firmware:

http://m-audio.com/index.php?do=support.drivers&f=1155