Go to the Ports (#3) area and choose the same port number for both Output and Input by clicking-and-dragging up/down within the area.Select Controller Type (#2) and choose Mackie Control Universal.Not all controllers will offer a MIDI5 option since not all have multiple MIDI output ports. The first SAMSON input makes the connection to use keys or pads if available while the MIDI5 input connects the remote control required for your knobs, faders, transport etc. Enable all Launchkey devices in the MIDI input list. Open FL Studio and go to MIDI settings (F10). Wait for Windows to install the device and say its ready for use. Choose the first SAMSON Input option listed in the Input menu and the MIDI5 input if available. Without opening FL Studio connect your device to your PC via USB.Make sure you select your Samson controller in the Output menu.Within FL Studio click on Options> MIDI Settings and select the MIDI You’ll see your Samson controller listed in the Output and Input section.The built-in Presets on the Samson Graphite 25 and 49 are specifically designed for Mackie Control. If your Samson controller provides a Mackie Control preset it needs to be selected for Mackie Control. Select Samson controllers support Mackie protocol where as others allow for flexible manual assignments. If you want to manipulate controls of your plug-in instruments, you’ll want to use generic assignments that you’ve made manually. Mackie Control is a protocol that is hard-wired to control volume faders, pans, mute/channel select and transport controls. When you want to use your Samson controller to control things like volume faders, pan knobs, mute/channel select switches, transport controls and VST instruments, keep in mind you have basically two different methods to work with…Mackie Control and generic control.
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