Remove other related softwareĭelete the following file and folder if you have them on your Mac. If you see a greyed out Nanokontrol, select it and delete it with a backspace command on your keyboard.Ĭlick Setup in the same window and check if there is a Nanokontrol. Now click Control Surfaces in the same window and select the tab MIDI Controllers. If it’s there, select it and delete it with a backspace command. Check under the tab Inputs if you see a greyed out Nanokontrol.

Go to Preferences in the upper menu which is positioned under Logic Pro and select MIDI. You can simply do that by selecting the Nanokontrol and hit the minus sign. If you see a Nanokontrol as an Interface or External Device, remove it. Click Window in the upper menu and select Show MIDI Studio. Now go to Utilities and open Audio MIDI Setup. Go to the applications folder and drag the folder into your bin. If you have a KORG KONTROL Editor installed on your Mac, remove it. Go to the Korg website and download the Driver Uninstaller: Downloads | KORG USB-MIDI Driver – KORG USB-MIDI Driver Uninstaller | KORG (USA) Remove Nanokontrol 2 driver, Editor and device So if you’re on a different OSX version, please check the Korg website first if you need to do these deletion steps too. If you never used or installed it before, you can skip this step and continue straight away with step number 2. I’m on MacOS Catalina 10.15.7!įirst we make sure that we delete all old drivers, files and settings from the Korg Nanokontrol 2. Step 1: remove old Korg Nanokontrol 2 drivers, settings and filesīefore we start, disconnect your Nanokontrol 2 from your Mac.

05:30 – Step 3: Set up your Nanokontrol in Logic Pro.

02:56 – Step 2: fresh install of the Nanokontrol 2 on your Mac.

00:43 – Step 1: remove old Korg Nanokontrol 2 drivers, settings and files.Also sub to my channel for my music and videos about how to write orchestral music for film. Don’t forget to hit that like button if you appreciate this video.

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