Review: LaunchPad X vs MINI MK3 // Custom layout tutorial // Novation LaunchPad

Try the mini and if you like it sell it and get the x... Long story short

That was such an informative comparison. Thank you and god bless. ❤

mini. cheers

"There are plenty of tutorials online that explain how to make light shows."
Lol wuuut?

Actually, there still is not a SINGLE tutorial for either of these devices, and the old tutorials don't work for these devices. I was hoping you would kinda explain how to get started doing that.

got excited about the possibilities and bought a mini. Turns out it's a mark2, which doesn't work with the software. Is there a workaround?

For some reason I have 8 custom modes in launchpad X I thought I'm supposed to have four, explanation please?

So the smaller but newer device can't do the same, although it literally looks the same, but smaller ... smh

launchpad mini is suffisant to do what pad were made to do : launch clips. All the rest is only marketing.

Could somebody tell me how to turn on the light mode seen in Intro please?

Does this work with Logic Pro? I've seen some people have mentioned they could not get it to work with Studio One.

am I right in thinking that I could customise the Mini to allow me to have every pad as a mute track on Logic?

LAUNCHPAD PRO MK2 .. COMPENENT NOT SUPPERTED.. :(

Can you do keystrokes with both of these? Didn't see that in the software

Thanks for answering every question I had about these and more. You’re the man.

Can either controller be used with DAWs other than Abelton Live and Logic Pro? For example, could they be used with Acoustica Mixcraft Recording Studio 9?

I decided to buy launchpad mini for both FLStudio and Ableton...it is really good 👍🏻👍🏻

Are there any resources explaining what we are looking at if you long press Session/Drum/Keys/User on the LP Mini 3. Thanks

I'd love an update on the 2.0 firmware!

Wow. Amazingly detailed!

I am weighing up which Launchpad to buy, this comparison is very useful. I'm thinking of going for the mini- its cheap, small and probably has most of the features I'd use.