#Cockos REAPER for ipod instal 64 Bit

Here I have the folders FX and MCU (which has the sub folders 64bit_version, Config, Overlay, PlugMaps as well as the files DefaulActionsReaperKeyMap, gpl-2.0 and whats_new).Īs well as some other.

I downloaded reaper_csurf_mcu_klinke_v0_6_4 zipped and unpacked it under program files/Reaper (圆4)/plugins I have it plugged in, and the scribble strip panel and jog wheel light up when plugged in into the computer via the USB and the unit is turned on. You're supposed to power on the X touch holding down the far left select button. Watched a youtube video on using X touch with Ableton Live and I didn't set the hardware up properly. My apologizes for the long winded newb question.ĮDIT: Nevermind the below long winded question. Oh well, this is the best solution so far apart from that. Ideally I'd like to have the ability of flipping vpots and faders for FX param tweaking on the xtouch mini's vpots. The only issue now is that Klinke doesn't support flip purely for plugin adjustment on the vpots, because flip is assigned to bypass, and the vpots are possibly mapped to discreet params. Now I can edit FX, use folder mode, do bank shifts all from both devices, while staying perfectly synced to each other. Instead I have now come up with a midiox routing that enables both devices to be the main device. I have realised I can never get the integration I need with the 'b' hack. I have now been able to create actions for global bank up/down and bind them to keys, so the XTouch Mini and Touchdaw are acting as one device.Įdit: I had reported some issue with this, but it's because I was accidentally defining the bank up with the 'button' version of the action instead of the 'key' version.

#Cockos REAPER for ipod instal 64 Bit

I guess it's a 64 bit only glitch as you say. Including separate reaper actions for the main and b controller. So I grabbed the 32 bit reaper to test your extension, and everything is working as expected.