Ableton setup

[Honeey]

TELL more please!!!!

Agreed with judas_beast I'm loving all the metal and good construction too.

Basically everything on it is assignable except for the little Korg part right beside the drum pad so you can be creative with it and use it however works best with your setup. I even assigned the joystick to 2 different parameters for x and y movement in camel space or similar fx and It's sort of like playing a video game sometimes lol

Specs:

Keyboard: 37 Keys (mini-keyboard, transmits velocity)
4-way Joystick (with switch)
16 Pads (can transmit velocity or fixed value)
8 Rotary Encoders
8 Sliders
Value Dial

Display:
Main Display: 8 characters (8x5 dot) with 3 segment backlit LCD
Sub Display: 8 characters (8x5 dot) with 3 segment backlit LCD
Tempo LED

User Memory:
12 (preloaded from factory)

Connectors:
DC 9 V (AC adapter)
MIDI IN, OUT, THRU
USB connector
Footswitch Pedal

Power Supply:
USB Bus Powered, or
DC 9 V (AC adapter), or
(6) AA batteries

Power Consumption:
AC adapter: 3.5W (Max)

Dimensions:
20.63" (W) x 9.13"(D) x 2.76"(H)
524(W) x 232(D) x 70(H)mm

Weight:
2.6kg/5.73 lbs.

[judas_beast]

Agreed with judas_beast I'm loving all the metal and good construction too.

Basically everything on it is assignable except for the little Korg part right beside the drum pad so you can be creative with it and use it however works best with your setup. I even assigned the joystick to 2 different parameters for x and y movement in camel space or similar fx and It's sort of like playing a video game sometimes lol
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Yes mate, you know it. I use the joystick, in my live thing, to control the frequency and amount for the ''erosion'' effect, in Ableton. It's wicked!

[Honeey]

Yes mate, you know it. I use the joystick, in my live thing, to control the frequency and amount for the ''erosion'' effect, in Ableton. It's wicked!

yaaa! high five from Canada :)