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Regarding the KKMK2 - Currently the 'led count' is fixed to the length of the S61. Testers - please contact me or visit the discord. API documentation will follow within the next releases if there is something like a stable version. To get some first examples or contact me. If you are a developer and interested in this topic, please contact me! What can i do with rebellion?

I talked to a handful of people about the (a better) integration of the NI devices into Reach me via email ( ) or the official Discord channel ( ). I am currently searching for users who can use Rebellion with their (currently unmapped) devices, test some things and send me the logs. If anybody owns such devices please let me now, i'll try to create a special debug version of Rebellion. There are several other (or older) Native Instruments devices which may also work:Дue to missing hardware that can't be tested yet. To a file named a in the Rebellion root folder - of course adding your specific device to the file. Komplete Kontrol M => 'KOMPLETE_KONTROL_M'.Komplete Kontrol A => 'KOMPLETE_KONTROL_A'.Komplete Kontrol MK2 => 'KOMPLETE_KONTROL_MK2'.Komplete Kontrol MK1 => 'KOMPLETE_KONTROL_MK1'.Maschine Mikro MK1 => 'MASCHINE_MIKRO_MK1'.Maschine Mikro MK2 => 'MASCHINE_MIKRO_MK2'.Maschine Mikro MK3 => 'MASCHINE_MIKRO_MK3'.It should be possible to use Rebellion with the following devices when a release version is done: They are integrated into the core but not mapped yet (button names and such stuff will not work in the event messages). That can be overwritten/extended via the a.Дue to the fact that i don't own other devices I need external testers for devices. Two device types (MASCHINE_MK3, KOMPLETE_KONTROL_MK2) are currently automatically searched by the core when it is started/used - they are also tested and working (and completely mapped). The logfiles are human readable, in case of interest what the entries mean, just ask.

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The logs may contain the serial number of the devices because the communication is bound to the serial numbers as some sort of unique identifiers. No sensible data is captured from the computer, it's just about the communication to and from the Native Instruments devices. rebellion_host |tee -a stdout.log Privacy information For a test please start the application with redirected stdout into a file like Stdout will display everything (and even more) debug information.

printdump.log contains noncaptured/unknown protocol events.

print.log contains redirected 'print' lines.

Rebellion creates two logfiles in the application directory. pressing keys in order to have command layers, e.g.

integrated state machine for handling specific use cases (e.g.

integrated graphics API for devices with displays.

maybe: high level support via MIDI messages.

access to low level functions via library.

C++ based program (src/host) which can be used to display the events and play around a bit the the current user defined test functions (load image, toggle LEDs.

Go based daemon as higher level gateway (src/rebelliond) (OSC, MIDI?).

core contains Lua 5.4 as cross platform scripting engine for user defined functions and tests/prototyping.

core library developed with C++ (src/librebellion).

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available for Windows and MacOS (via platform abstraction layer).LGPLv3 with some closed-source scripts but for a more detailed info see FAQ.md. Rebellion (alpha1) controlling the Native Instruments Maschine MK3.Rebellion (alpha1) controlling the Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S61 MK2 - switching instances.

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Rebellion tries to masquerades itself as Maschine2 or Komplete Kontrol software instance by connecting to NIHA/NIHIA and takes over the supported device(s). Other existing solutions are using the MIDI API or stop NIHA/NIHIA to access the devices directly via USB - but when NIHA/NIHIA are stopped, the Native Instruments software ecosystem can't be used anymore. Rebellion tries to break these limitations by adopting a proprietary IPC protocol which is used by Native Instruments itself when passing data between the Maschine and Komplete Kontrol software to NIHA/NIHIA (the Native Instruments Hardware Agent/Native Instruments Host Integration Agent 'services'). Of course it is currently possible without Rebellion to access some of the functions via MIDI without any additional software but that's limited.

Rebellion is an ongoing project which lets you use Native Instruments devices (such as a Maschine MK3 or the Komplete Kontrol MK2 keyboards) outside the Komplete Kontrol or Maschine software. It will be instable and slow as hell! General info Please keep in mind, that this is the second alpha version.

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