#Axiom 61 driver windows 7 64 bit how to
#Axiom 61 driver windows 7 64 bit install
#Axiom 61 driver windows 7 64 bit manual

There was a noticeable delay when trying to play a beat. The big issue with the pads is the delay. This next section was written when I first got it and should be taken as a noobie's experience. If you're just sequencing, of course you can delete extra notes and quantize the whole thing so it doesn't matter if you screw up. One more little quirk, sometimes when you try to play a note you hit it once, but it double hits (kinda like a flam if you know what that is). Again, there are sensitivity options but it doesn't change the fact that it doesn't register until you're giving it a pretty decent tap, and doesn't get max unless you wail on it it would be nice to have more dynamics. Usually it doesn't even go to 127, but I don't want to hit it any harder. And to get it to 127 I have to really wail on it. If I keep tapping a tiny bit harder until it register, about the softest I can hit is like 30. When you hit one it shows on the LCD how hard on a scale of 1-127.

#Axiom 61 driver windows 7 64 bit how to

So, now that I had them working, as I said previously, it was just a quick read to find out how to change the note that plays for each one.

#Axiom 61 driver windows 7 64 bit manual

Then after reading the manual I found out they default to mixer mode, there is a small circular button with a P on it (presumably for Pads), that puts them into play mode, basically. Probably 99% of the time this is simply going to be a minor annoyance.ДЄt first they didn't work. And that's a shame because it takes a few full turns to go from min to max. As far as I can tell there isn't a simple 'sensitivity' setting to just make the linear mode more sensitive. Or even change it to linear (it changes at the same rate regardless of speed). You can edit the settings to make this less or more effective. If you rotate them slowly they increment slowly. I'm not much of a keyboard player (yet) but they seem good to me. They're advertised as 'semi-weighted' and I guess that means, well a lot of keyboards just have plastic keys and it doesn't feel like a traditional piano with ivory keys, this feels better. Not really that bad but it was a bit heavier than I expected. That makes it portable, however, it's not exactly lightweight it's about 7 pounds. It's compact, actually just about the same length as my computer keyboard.

#Axiom 61 driver windows 7 64 bit install

You may have to go to M-Audio's website to install something based on what software you will be using with your controller. Very intuitive (once you know what you're doing). It actually shows the name of the instrument I have selected or the name of the parameter the knobs are affecting. I use Propellerhead Reason 6 and it works great. Like I said, it's been my first controller and I was programming the pads to play different drum sounds after just a couple minutes of reading the manual. There is an extensive manual on the included disc. I see a lot of people saying it doesn't have documentation or it has bad documentation: complete crap. Took a couple minutes to get it working but it wasn't too hard.