A: To control the software with the taktile/TRITON taktile, the MIDI messages from the taktile/TRITON taktile need to be tied together with the switches, sliders, knobs, etc. Please refer to the operation manual of the software, and set these accordingly. 

A:
• The KORG KONTROL Editor cannot be used when the GarageBand/Logic Pro X is in use.
• If you’re using the standard Windows host driver, only one application or program can use the taktile/TRITON taktile at a time. To use the taktile/TRITON taktile with two or more applications or programs, please install the latest KORG USB-MIDI driver.

A: The bundled software can be downloaded from the KORG Sofftware Bunble webpage.
Please go to the KORG Software Bunble webpage for additional details: http://www.korg-license-center.com/

A: Yes, you can, but you need to use the USB hub, which can supply power to the taktile/TRITON taktile. (This will be supported with ver.1.10 after July 2015)

A: Applications and programs that are compatible with Core MIDI can be used. (This will be supported with ver.1.10 after July 2015

A: Yes, you can, but this requires the USB camera adaptor, and a self-powered USB hub. (This will be supported with ver.1.10 after July 2015)

A: Programs (single sounds) are available, not Combinations (multi-part sounds)

A: TRITON taktile does not offer an onboard sequencer.

A: TRITON taktile is not multitimbral and can play one Program at a time. 

A: TRITON Taktile cannot import data from the original TRITON series products.

A: Sounds can be edited on the TRITON taktile, however the edits cannot be saved. Editable parameters include: Volume, Cutoff, Resonance, Attack, Decay, Release, MFX1, MFX2 

A: Yes, when it is connected to the USB port, and SOUND/CTRL port is selected.

A: taktile/TRITON taktile cannot be used as an audio interface. 

A: Supported titles are as follows:
• Cubase 7
• Ableton Live 9Digital Performer 8
• GarageBand 10
• Logic Pro X
• Pro Tools 10 (except for Pro Tools Express)
• SONAR X2, and other software that accept data from MIDI input

A: Yes, you can set these to any controller except for the Trigger Pads.

A: You can use the taktile/TRITON taktile with the standard USB-MIDI driver included with the OS. However, we do recommend the use of KORG USB-MIDI Driver, since the standard USB-MIDI driver in Windows won't allow the taktile/TRITON taktile to be used by more than one application or program simultaneously.

A: Yes.

A: Yes.

A: Yes, you can use the taktile/TRITON taktile as a stand-alone device when you use the USB-compliant power adapter (DC5V, 550mA or higher).

A: For details, please refer to the KORG Software Bunble webpage: http://www.korg-license-center.com/

A: Yes. TRITON Taktile is equipped with a MIDI OUT.

A: Yes.

A: The following MIDI messages can be assigned:
• Touch Pad: Note, Control Change, Pitch Bend
• Knobs/Sliders: Control Change, DAW Control
• F1 - F8 Buttons: Note, Control Change, DAW Control
• Transport Buttons/Track Buttons: Note, Control Change, DAW Control
• Trigger Pads: Note, Control Change, Program Change
• Assignable Pedal Switch: Note, Control Change, DAW Control
• Assignable Pedal: Control Change
• MOD Wheel: Control Change, Channel Aftertouch

A: You cannot edit the Chord Scale function, but you will be able to assign four notes for each Trigger Pad in the Note/Control mode 

A:
1. Display the “Scene” parameter with the page ◀/▶ buttons, and choose “Cubase” with the value slider.
2. Open the “Device Setup” window in Cubase, and add Mackie Control to “Devices.”
3. Open the added Mackie Control page, and specify the DAW ports of the taktile in the MIDI input/output ports to be used.
4. Open the “MIDI Port Setup” page, and uncheck “In ‘All MIDI Inputs’” for the DAW ports of the taktile.

A:
1. Display the “Scene” parameter with the page ◀/▶ buttons, and choose the scene for “DP” with the value slider.
2. Open the “Control Surface” window in Digital Performer, and choose Mackie Control in “Driver” and “Unit.”
3. Choose the “DAW” ports of the taktile in “MIDI.”