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Novation Launchpad Mini MK3 - an Affordable Means to a Stream Deck

Novation Launchpad Mini MK3 - an Affordable Means to a Stream Deck

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MIDI TRIGGERS ALERT! Today I bought a Novation Launchpad Mini mk3. It was around $150 CAD after tax. My main KM MIDI trigger box for years has been a Korg nanoKEY2 with its 25 compact keys, fits nicely on the desk. I recently built a 49-trigger layout using octave switching - it was all feeling a little claustrophobic. I was craving the rows/columns grid, more of an in-lap videogame controller type feel. Pro Tools speed demands are ever-increasing. The Mini mk3 is 64 pads for $150, I neede

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Bought a second hand Launchpad Mini yesterday and turned it into a simple stream deck. : r/Twitch

Novation Launchpad Mini MK3 Grid Controller for Ableton Live

Compact Pad Controller for Ableton Live 64 RGB pads 16 Buttons Direct integration into Ableton Live - play clips and scenes at your fingertips, stop,

Novation Launchpad Mini MK3

Novation Launchpad Mini MK3 Grid Controller for Ableton Live

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Novation Launchpad Mini is a compact and portable 64 RGB pad MIDI grid controller. It gives you everything you need to start performing in Ableton Live - and it'll fit in your bag. Start making and performing tracks with Ableton Live wherever you are, using the huge array of sounds in the box to get you started. Launch Your Music Making Bright pads make it easier than ever to see your Ableton Live session and launch your sounds.

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I mapped my most used keycommands to midi CC buttons on my launchpad to speed up my workflow. :) Have anyone done anything similar? And if so, which commands have you chosen