Are you ready to take your ParksTool MIDI controller to the next level? With MidiKey2Key, you can transform your compact and versatile ParksTool device into a powerful, customizable control surface that rivals expensive alternatives like the Stream Deck.
Maximizing Your ParksTool's Potential
ParksTool offers a range of MIDI controllers with various configurations, from single knobs to multiple encoders, keys, and faders.
By pairing your ParksTool device with MidiKey2Key, you can unlock a world of possibilities:
- Customized Control: Map each encoder, key, or fader to specific functions in your favorite software.
- Streamlined Workflow: Use your ParksTool for audio mixing, video editing, or even controlling your smart home devices.
- Cost-Effective Solution: Utilize your existing hardware without the need for additional expensive equipment.
Setting Up Your ParksTool with MidiKey2Key
- Connect your ParksTool device to your computer.
- Install and launch MidiKey2Key.
- Configure each control on your ParksTool to perform desired actions.
- Enjoy your newly supercharged MIDI controller!
Whether you have a simple ParksTool 1ES2K with a single encoder or a more complex ParksTool 8E16K with 8 encoders and 16 keys, MidiKey2Key allows you to harness the full potential of your device. Transform your compact MIDI controller into a versatile command center for all your digital needs. Embrace the flexibility of your ParksTool and elevate your productivity with MidiKey2Key. It's time to rediscover the power sitting right at your fingertips!
Here's how I set the devices with MidiKeys2Keys
1. Download MidiKeys2Keys from here
2. Plug the device with your PC and select ParksTool Midi device
3. press the start button the the right up corner to listen to midi device.
4. Press any key to check the data. the data will be shown up in the Midi-in log view down below.
5. double click on the data row.
6. A popup shows up. In this example, the key will be set as "Start Program" click on the next tab and check Active
You need to check both React on 1st value and React on 2nd value so it only react pressed.
if you put a web address there, it will automatically open a default browser and show the web site.