To do so, you must first uninstall the current version of Controller Editor and then reinstall version 1.7.4 as explained below. If you wish to edit the MIDI properties of your controller you can downgrade to Controller Editor 1.7.4. Since Controller Editor 1.8.0, support for the following NI devices has been discontinued: Controller Editor software, a little application that allows you to precisely define all MIDI as- signments for your KOMPLETE KONTROL S-SERIES keyboard. Some legacy products are no longer supported and thus their templates cannot be edited. Legacy products no longer supported with current version of Controller Editor control for third-party instruments with the included Controller Editor software. Note: Controller Editor must still be used in order to customize MIDI commands on the first-generation KOMPLETE KONTROL S-Series MK1 keyboard. Custom MIDI assignments are made directly in the MIDI Assignment Editor of the KOMPLETE KONTROL software. Here you can define what kind of MIDI messages are assigned to the controls of the keyboard in MIDI mode. Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S88 MK2 MIDI Controller Keyboard. The customization of MIDI commands for KOMPLETE KONTROL keyboards (A-Series, M32, & S-Series MK2) is not possible in the Controller Editor software. You can access the MIDI Assignment editor by clicking the MIDI icon in the top right of the KOMPLETE KONTROL software when your S-Series MK2 keyboard is connected: If your controller does not appear in Controller Editor, it is due to the reasons listed below: Hardware Controllers which are configured from their Application
Use the Controller Editor to adjust touch strip behavior.
KOMPLETE KONTROL S-Series MK2 Driver 5.0.
Different hardware controllers will allow for different abilities in configuration of their outgoing MIDI Control Changes. Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S49 Keyboard Controller, MIDI Keyboard Controllers. Controller Editor 2.6.2 Mac OS 10.12 and above Full Install.