Reddit reviews Novation Launch Control XL MkII, Ableton Live Controller, Black
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Assign buttons, knobs and faders to any parameters within Ableton Live to make your own layouts; customize knobs with your own colors; switch between your own mappings and Live's functionalityCreate Your Own Layouts - Fully customisable with the included software editor.Plug Straight In - Bus powered and no drivers needed.16 Multi-color Buttons - 16 multi-color buttons for immediate Track Focus and key mixer controls.Get Started Immediately - Make music out of the box with included Ableton Live Lite software and Loopmasters sample collection24 rotary pots with 300 degree motion. 24 multi-colour indicator LEDs - one for each pot. Eight 60mm Faders. 16 assignable multi-colour backlit buttons. Additional 8 assignable backlit buttons.We recommend that you update to the latest version as previous versions of Ableton Live do not include the Launch Control integration. Launch Control will also work as a standard MIDI controller.HUI compatibility for mixer control in DAWs including Cubase, Logic Pro and Pro Tools. HUI is not supported in Pro Tools First. Note: Due to the implementation of HUI in Pro Tools the LC XL pan controls will not always line up with their centre positions. Power Requirements: . USB bus powered, including iPad. Novation now offers a 3-Year Warranty on this and all other Novation products.
This is the one I was talking about, still has 3 knobs+fader and a bunch of toggles for mute/solo/bypass fx etc. as you wish.
The novation lets you remap something like 10+ profiles to any midi CC you want, and then you can switch the profile by just hitting up or down on the novation. So what you could do is, let's say we have Knob A, B, and C on track 1:
profile 1
A=EQ, B=comp, C=pan...all for track 1. Or you could be wacky and assign A=EQ for track 1, B=EQ for track 50, C=comp for track 9...it's all up to how you make your assignments.
hit the up button to go to next profile
A=EQ, B=comp, C=pan...for track 9, or 10, or whatever.
Alternatively, you could make it like A=EQ lows, B=EQ mids, C=EQ highs for track 1, then hitting next profile switches ABC to A=comp threshold, B=comp ratio, C=comp attack for track 1, etc.
Really, because you're mapping them yourself, you can mostly "do anything" but it takes a minute to plan out and set up the logistics. You can decide on a workflow you like, and then go from there. Be warned that you'll want to save presets for ReaEQ, ReaComp, etc. for each instance of the plugin that uses different midi CC mappings...eg save ReaEQ presets as default1 w/ your track1 mappings, default2 w/ your track2 settings, etc. if you want to easily take them between projects, I think.
There might be a better way, again I haven't done much experimenting with it, mostly just ad-hoc assignments. But I can certainly test a couple things out if you're looking for something specific. Cheers!