All in the title really.
Are they really as good as they look to be from the videos on youtube.
I'm contimplating a big spend this summer and it may be a launchpad, a zeroSL mk II and an ultranova for producing.
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All in the title really.
Are they really as good as they look to be from the videos on youtube.
I'm contimplating a big spend this summer and it may be a launchpad, a zeroSL mk II and an ultranova for producing.
The Launchpad is amazing for the price. I use mine with Ableton for productions and as a dual Midifighter, looper and hot cue trigger in Traktor.
However, for a big spend specific to producing, I'd go for the all in one APC40 probably.
Sometimes a bit plasticky feeling (launchpad, in comparison to the akai APCs) but good hardware.
I think you really cant go wrong with either.. I went for the APC because i liked the idea of knobs and faders, which the launchpad didnt even have one.
I like the Monome/Sequencer mappings for the launchpad better then i like the APC's.. If you have the money buy them both.. You can get either of then used for next to nothing.
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Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
Hahaha, now were talkin my language.. Visual feedback = TONS in my book.
Although that seems overboard and i would get lost in it.. You could have a lot going on there thats for sure.
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Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
Someone should make one so big that when you play it you end up kind of drawing a big LED picture on the monome by the end of the set. Kind of like mixing music and art in the kind of way only Neil Buchanan would! :D
Completing the picture riught at the end of buildup.. ahaha. would be epic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunford
the zero sl mkII is for knobs and faders, and tbh the launchpad will be more for performing than producing.