I am having windows 7 issues too, but more with the browser. If I select the hi tom pad an d try to insert a sound from the disk submenu it will not load. Instead it keeps loading Aicd SD1. The funny thing is once the program bombs every other pad I select to drop samples on will also get acid SD1. I'm working on a test case to send support for this.
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I have sent a report...
Everytime I load a sample on the pad 2 and select my sample on the disc, it loads Alien Sircuit SD1, but the sample name is shown correct in the Studio page...it only appears on the second pad.   

Hi I'm creating a mapping on the controller for the Korg M1 VST in Cubase 7. I'm creating it in memory slot 8 on the minilab
A few things I've noticed and a couple of questions

Setting the pots to absolute works all the time - as it says in the manual
Unfortunately every time i click a controller in midi controller software the VST instrument interface disappears. this means having to launch its interface again for every new controller assignment - a tad annoying. I'm not sure whether this is a fault of cubase or the midi lab software. An 'always on top' option in either the VST interface or the midi lab software would sort this one

I can't seem to make some assignments work. clicking on the VST controller and then the midi lab controller software seems to work on obvious things like cutoff and resonance but things that do not have a natural assingment. eg effect wet/dry on the M1 to param1 on the midilab software seem to result in no action. Anyone got any ideas?

When I save a configuration to my hard disk can I save a preset for all 8 pads at the same time or is it just saving the one configuration that I have assigned to memory slot 8? For instance can I set up the monopoly on memory slot 7 and the wavestation on memory slot six and save and restore them all at the same time from the hard disk?

All suggestions/answers gratefully received.

Once I have completed the assignment and saved the Cubase project I get no crashes. If I don't save my cubase project I am getting odd crashes.

I think this new controller is full of possibilities and with further software development and help from us its going to be the best travelling companion to any musician so lets get behind the coders at arturia and make this thing happen!   

FYI to anyone who has been my thread.  it is clear that up till now I have not been reading the correct PDF manual.

Arturia support sent me a link to the correct PDF manual, which is here:

 http://www.arturia.net/downloads/analogstudio/analog_lab_EN.pdf

They also said they are working on a video to help better explain this feature.

OK, I'm now off to begin studying the new PDF!

So far I'm LOVING the great sounds.  SUPER FAT ANALOG GALORE!

Cheerz,
Babz

Replying to my own question with an UPDATE....

Simply right-clicking/control-clicking, or command-clicking on a control or slider does nothing.  Can someone confirm this is correct?

However, after going around and hovering  over every single control in the interface, I stumbled across the MIDI button (right next to where it says "Default Controller".)  Something saying "MIDI CC Assignment Mode" popped up and all of the controls down below turned purple. " Hmmm.  Maybe I'm onto something here?"

With everything highlighted in purple I then tried, Cmd-Click, Control-Click, Right-click, on every knob.  Still no popup. 

THEN, I noticed two unassigned sliders on the end.  I choose Cutoff from it's popup menu, then right clicked on it and now, FINALLY something pops up saying "MIDI Control Setup. Learning…"  So then I moved a slider on my XP80 and IT LEARNED IT!

At the same time the knob control to the left started responding to my keyboard's controller movment as well.

So it seems that I have stumbled across a way to get it to learn using the two unassigned sliders, but how do I get learn to work for all of the other assigned sliders and knobs?

Is this the way it is supposed to work?

The steps are:

1. Click the MIDI button. (Controls turn purple).
2. Choose an unassigned slider and assign a controller to it.
3. Right-click on that slider. ("MIDI Control Setup. Learning…" window pops up.)
4. Move a control on your keyboard controller.
5. Click MIDI button again to exit MIDI CC Assignment Mode.

But how do I get it to work with all of the other sliders and knobs?

Is there a PDF manual somewhere that explains this?

I found something called "Analog_Laboratory_EN.pdf", but this seems to be outdated and written for the 49-key hardware device,  not the software that I recently downloaded this week.

Thanks for any help!

Best,
Babz

I´m so frustrated of spending my money (where I also hard worked for as you employers did in the past) in this crap called AnalogLab!

a friend of mine had nearly all old Arturia-Products and we worked together on trakcs using them a lot - as I´ve seen the AnalogLab here a few months ago it was for me clear to buy it, ´cause I´m a preset-junkie, no use of editing and so on 

but what you sold to me isn´t that what Arturia stands for

want my money back, but not possible, ´cause the musicshop said "no return of software"

hey employers of Arturia: try to do your work as good as in the past again and learn of this flop!

regards,
The Sarge!