ICON PlatformNano - Getting Started; Connecting Your Platformnano Controller

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MCP
Nuendo/Cubase; Digital Performer; FL Studio; SamplitudePro;
Reaper; Studio One; Bitwig; Reasons; Sonar; Audition; Ableton Live
Logic Pro
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ProTools
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Connect the PlatformNano to your Mac/PC via the USB port
 Choose a USB port on your Mac/PC and insert the wide (at) end of the USB
 cable. Connect the cable’s other end to the PlatformNano. Your Mac/PC should
 automatically “detect” the new hardware and notify you that it is ready to use.
1. Select the DAW at PlatformNano.
 Press <</>> to scroll through the DAW mode list and then press the “DAW mode”
button to make the selection.
 Tip: PlatformNano will memorize your last selected DAW mode and re-enter the
same mode a few seconds after it the unit has been switched powered on. (i. e.
DAW mode selection is not needed necessary if the last DAW mode is being used. )
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 Setup your DAW
 Activate the ICON PlatformNano controller in your DAW or MIDI software using “MIDI
Setup” or “MIDI Devices”.
 Select MCP for Nuendo/Cubase, Digital Performer
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FL Studio, SamplitudePro, Reaper, Studio
One, Bitwig, Reasons, Audition, Sonar, Ableton Live, Digital Performer select Mackie Control.
 Select HUI for Pro Tools.
 Select Logic Pro for Logic Pro.
 (Note: Every application does this a little differently, so refer to your software user
manual for the settings. )
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Getting Started
Connecting Your PlatformNano Controller
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