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The community's favorite Ableton Live controllers - Top Ableton Live controllers
Learning
Many of you out there use the famous Ableton sequencer and at one time or another have surely considered getting a controller to gain some creativity, comfort and speed.
04/28/18
MIDI Learn Explained - Control your software remotely with real knobs, buttons and faders
Learning
I’m often surprised by musicians who use their mice or trackpads to change MIDI software parameters, and then complain that they miss using real knobs and buttons. I’m surprised because they could us…
10/19/15
A Demo of Native Instruments' Innovative New MIDI Contr… - Video: Komplete Kontrol S Series Keyboards
Learning
We recently visited Native Instruments' Los Angeles office, an impressive place where you can see the famous “Hollywood” sign when you look out the window. Though the view was dramatic, we were more …
10/14/14
Akai APC 20 Review - Live at your Finger Tips
Written test
With the APC40, a control surface fully dedicated to Ableton Live, Akai created an extremely successful tool, so the launch of the APC20 comes as no surprise: an APC40 amputated of its right section …
10/04/10
Novation Launchpad Gear Review - Novation Launchpad: Who's Pad?
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Novation surprised everyone by bringing out an Ableton Live dedicated control surface. Like Akai's APC? Not really, and obviously not at the same price.
01/26/10
Review of the Novation Zero SL Mk II - Novation Remote Zero SL MKII
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When Novation announced Automap Universal at the 2007 NAMM many were instantly intrigued by the concept. Many producers and long time fans of MIDI control were eager to get this revolutionary product…
09/03/09
Percussa Audiocubes: The Test - Audio Cubism
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Out of the blue, it just appeared in my office, like the megalith from Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey. A cube: 7.5 cm long, as white and smooth as paraffin, with a pair of LEDs on four of its six…
04/30/09
Novation's Nocturn: The Test - Night Controller
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Novation is well known for quality keyboards, MIDI controllers and synthesizers, whether it be hardware or software. Does Nocturn, the newest member of the Novation controller family, featuring the A…
10/31/08

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