Pros: * can "follow" focused strip and "find" its EQ. The Launch Control looks like a fairly standard USB MIDI controller, offering knobs, backlit silicone-pad buttons and a handful of dedicated controls. I have an old Novation Launch Control that I use in Cakewalk by Bandlab (v 2021.01 Build 098 64 bit) for triggering Matrix samples and other things but I cant for the life of me manage to get any of the lights on the buttons to work (apart from the User one you see here). The Launchkey Mini is certainly compact, measuring just 325 x 175 x 43 mm. You could use them for one shot percussion triggers or to mute/unmute tracks or even to launch groups of tracks with the audition buttons in song mode. You can not control it when some other plug-in is in focus, after focusing different strip you need manually focus its EQ * there will be no light from LEDs 2) My plug-in (see the signature). Novation offer two ranges of full-sized keyboards: the SL range of general-purpose controller keyboards, and the Launchkey range, the latter aimed at electronic musicians using Ableton Live, and/or Novation's iPad apps. You can use the assign all the soft buttons on the LaunchControl to functions on the deluge if you want too in the same way described above. 16 x knobs provide tons of hands-on control for parameters, levels, and more. 8 x touch-sensitive mini pads let you trigger loops and samples with ease. Pros: * easy to setup * CakeWalk standard tools * you can control other modules / FXes / VSTi Cons: * ACT mapping "drive some people crazy." (the subject of one recent thread in Sonar board) * EQ should be in focus. Novation Launch Control USB Controller Features: An amazing compact controller for Ableton Live and other DAW software.
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For PC EQ there are 2 ways (only, and the first one in case that is not XL version): 1) ACT.
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