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Novation Launchkey 49 was released in 2013 as the rest of the series was. From its counterparts, it differs in the number of keys, and in the increased number of sliders (9), compared to Launchkey 25. The MIDI controller has 3 main features that are...
Novation Launchkey 61 was released in 2013 and is the leading instrument of the line. It differs owing to its 61-note keyboard. The MIDI controller has 3 main features that are designed to win your attention: the introduction of popular pads on the...
MIDI keypad Launchkey Mini was released in 2014, and is the pioneer of the series. The instrument features 2 octaves (25 keys), 16 multi-color velocity sensitive pads, 8 assignable knobs and 7 function buttons. Most notably, the Launchkey series housing...
Ableton Live DAW has a grip on the music market and has been actually having it for the past 10 years. During this time, there were a lot of controllers that were perfect for this sequencer, but the best ones are those that are created by the software...
The updated version Launchpad Mini was released in 2013, and comparing to its predecessor, it’s compatible with iOS devices, and its reduced size makes it even more compact and manoeuvrable. MIDI Mini controller taken all the controls from the "big...
Launchpad Pro is the latest controller released by Novation for the Ableton Live digital audio workstation. It combines a simple and compact form factor, and has a deeper, more flexible set of functionality. Like the original device, Pro includes 64...
The Novation Launchpad S was released to replace the original. It has a similar appearance, an interface, but it has some additional features. Updates have affected the LED component, which has become much brighter, as well as the response time. In...
In the early 80's there was a serious competition between the Linn Electronics and Roland brands. At that time the legendary TR-808 drum machine climbed onto a high pedestal and Roger Linn released Linn 9000 (1984) at incredibly high price. However, the...
LinnDrum, or LM-2, went into production in 1982. LM-2 is an updated version of the LM-1, with added crash samples and cymbal rides. Unlike Roland TR series, the drum machine used 28-35 kHz samples of real acoustic drums. Thus, LinnDrum appeared to be a...
In 2015, a peculiar, notable for its appearance midi-controller – Linnstrument - was presented. It is a three-dimensional MIDI instrument encased in a metal housing with natural cherry wood inserts. The multi touch surface is made of translucent silicone...
