Interesting ideas Jonas
I think the idea about being able to add modules might be pretty difficult to implement as there are so many different types..
Perhaps you mean you are just interested in this functionallity for a specific type of module like Mono Notes sequencers and other types of sequencers?
This would likely be easier to setup especielly if you already have defined a synth plug or midi output for same for the stack.
I've spending a great deal of time figuring out how to get central control setup for awhile so haven't been using the Launchpad that much for the type of work the Launchpad shines at, real time performance.
But when I edit sequencers I uses it for detailed editing.
But recently I've changed gears and just been using a simpler setups, jamming with it with Diva or Chromaphone while using the Wavestation Drum kits and the Blofeld arp and synths as backing tracks.
Here the Launchpad is great for working with the start step+ end step of the Drum sequence and moving it around to get alot of variation. This technique also works great with the arp sequence I've setup for the blofeld.
I think for live playing of several sounds the Launchpad combined with pedals and the mod wheel pitchbend aftertouch and an a 8 button box like the nocturn gives alot of control with out much of a reallestate hit. I also have the Maschine, so I'm ready to create a realtime soundstorm, with massive control.. Additionally I could use one more 4 octave keyboard, preferrable so I've got to types of sound sources at once. lead and bass for example
Launchpad fits right in to a Live enviroment for sure. It's simple enough that you can still keep focus performance issues.
About the stickers, I find the space on the launchpad itself so limited the the text size on the stickers gets too small to be read, especielly in bad light.. All the more reason to learn the assignments by heart. Barring that perhaps a DIY frame that the Launchpad could sit in with enough space for larger text could be a solution.
Regards
Wade
I think the idea about being able to add modules might be pretty difficult to implement as there are so many different types..
Perhaps you mean you are just interested in this functionallity for a specific type of module like Mono Notes sequencers and other types of sequencers?
This would likely be easier to setup especielly if you already have defined a synth plug or midi output for same for the stack.
I've spending a great deal of time figuring out how to get central control setup for awhile so haven't been using the Launchpad that much for the type of work the Launchpad shines at, real time performance.
But when I edit sequencers I uses it for detailed editing.
But recently I've changed gears and just been using a simpler setups, jamming with it with Diva or Chromaphone while using the Wavestation Drum kits and the Blofeld arp and synths as backing tracks.
Here the Launchpad is great for working with the start step+ end step of the Drum sequence and moving it around to get alot of variation. This technique also works great with the arp sequence I've setup for the blofeld.
I think for live playing of several sounds the Launchpad combined with pedals and the mod wheel pitchbend aftertouch and an a 8 button box like the nocturn gives alot of control with out much of a reallestate hit. I also have the Maschine, so I'm ready to create a realtime soundstorm, with massive control.. Additionally I could use one more 4 octave keyboard, preferrable so I've got to types of sound sources at once. lead and bass for example
Launchpad fits right in to a Live enviroment for sure. It's simple enough that you can still keep focus performance issues.
About the stickers, I find the space on the launchpad itself so limited the the text size on the stickers gets too small to be read, especielly in bad light.. All the more reason to learn the assignments by heart. Barring that perhaps a DIY frame that the Launchpad could sit in with enough space for larger text could be a solution.
Regards
Wade
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