The Alesis Q and QX series controllers provide incredible control of MIDI mappable DAW and plugin environments without the necessity of drivers. This tutorial explains how to troubleshoot USB connection issues with the Q and QX series keyboard controllers in the Windows and OSX environments.
This guide provides a walk through on how to map the knobs, sliders, and transport controls on Alesis QX series MIDI controllers to controls in Apple's Logic Pro software. This applies to the QX25, QX49, and QX61 controllers. It also covers saving and loading a template of the mapping you create.
We've put together answers to some of the most common questions about the Alesis Q25, Q49, and Q61 MIDI controllers. We've included Program Changes, MSB & LSB, and assigning sliders. With these tips under your belt, you'll have even better control over your virtual instruments and software.
With MIDI mappable pads, knobs, sliders and more, the Alesis QX series controller allows for great flexibility and improved workflow for the studio environment. To make it even easier to integrate into your setup, Alesis created MIDI mapping templates which allow for immediate mapped control over many aspects of Ableton Live without being forced to create a preset of your own. To add the Ableton Live preset to your system, just follow the steps in this article and you'll be on your way to making great music in no time!
