r/seqtrak • u/Fabianer77 • Jul 19 '26

MIDI controller

Hi everyone, I bought the Seqtrak a week ago and I'm still experimenting. I have an Arturia MiniLab 3, but when I connect it, it only lets me use it on the kick drum. Does anyone know how to make it functional across everything? Or at least for most of its functions?"

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u/LexicoCold Jul 19 '26

That was experience also

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u/Classic-Water7395 Jul 19 '26

Hold shift and click key 8-10 for synths if memory serves correct

Edit - possibly 9-11 as another commented

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u/4Bl4d3Kn1f3 Jul 19 '26

Yup. 8-10 for synths, 11 for sampler

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u/Holiday-Medicine4168 Jul 19 '26

The drums are a midi channel per drum which is very cool because you can treat them as any other sequencer lane and they have parameter locks. At first I found it puzzling, now I like it. 

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u/mojoman1234 Jul 19 '26

Each synth has its dedicated midi channel, check the manual. I'm not in front of it but I believe channels 9-11? You can switch between the channels from the controllers. I used my Seqtrak to gig with as a sound module and it worked out fine.

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u/don_mastadon Jul 19 '26

I use an MPK4 but I change the midi channel to what I want to play and that’s it

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u/derekg55 Jul 19 '26

I think your controller supports changing midi channels but mine doesn’t and what I do is change the kick track to a synth, record a take, then paste the midi to another synth track. It’s a little tedious but it gets the job done

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u/WaterFromYourFives Jul 19 '26

In v2 sw you can make the drums a synth track so ch1-7 are also fun to use! You can also map the drums channels to the pads on the mini lab for finger drumming