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Testing the Novation Launchpad


Test of the dumbfounding Novation Launchpad for Ableton Live using a Macbook, Live 8.0.9 and a KORG Nano Key

This entry was posted on Monday, May 24th, 2010 at 9:17 am and is filed under ableton live. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

17 Responses to “Testing the Novation Launchpad”

  1. GuiilhermeBruniera on May 24th, 2010 at 10:13 am

    o cara destroi

  2. You can switch to the volume, pan and Send A / Send B Page!

  3. the buttons are NOT touch sensitive

  4. man im confused… one say eys and the other says no.. please confirm anyone..

  5. @TheVoopover yes

  6. @TheVoopover nope

  7. great stuff m8 :-) :-)

  8. is the buttons touch sensitive? like a drum pad..?

  9. introducinglive on May 24th, 2010 at 2:37 pm

    good work! M

  10. Nice save at :46 :) What were you doing on that page you switched to? Sweet video, shows me a lot on how the launchpad can be used.. and those “button faders” aren’t really that horrible, like I thought they might be.

  11. great stuff… Your no good for me, wouldn’t ave been my choice there tho…. still great vid

  12. good shit, i love the prodigy

  13. hey i just got the launchpad about a week ago and ive used abelton before im just new to the whole djing thing, so i was wondering where you got those fx and clip& tracks, kuz i still dont know where there under,

  14. thats no transposing at all. i cut the three notes of the originalsample in three little files using the SAMPLER of Ableton. Than assigned each of them to a note in the Keyboard using the Zone Function in SAMPLER.

  15. how do you transpose the original part at 8:26 with your midi keyboard in ableton?

  16. Awesome!!! loved the breaks except that track @ 3:00 not that I hate electro, I love it, but the change wasnt my cup of tea I guess…

  17. VibraphoneVibes on May 24th, 2010 at 6:00 pm

    nasty… can i get a tracklist?

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