Launchpad Pro [MK3] - Note Mode // Novation

Note Mode ensures you can never play a wrong note and, with our Novation Launchpad Pro [MK3], it adapts to whichever track you have selected. Enrique takes you through the feature and shows you how you can use it to expand your creativity.

Launchpad Pro [MK3] is our most powerful 64-pad MIDI grid controller for producing: both in Ableton Live and with your hardware. It gives you everything you need to create and perform your tracks.

Featuring deeper Live integration and dedicated buttons that get you closer to the Ableton workflow, Launchpad Pro [MK3] is our most advanced grid controller for producing with Ableton Live. Plus, keep your tracks evolving with the four-track, eight-note polyphonic, 32-step standalone sequencer, get inspired to build harmonies with chord mode and never hit a wrong note with scale mode.

Make Launchpad Pro [MK3] your own. Custom Modes lets you design the perfect controller for your live setup and perform with all your gear, however you want. You can also tailor Launchpad Pro [MK3] to take control of MIDI-compatible hardware and software – with or without a computer.

That’s not all, Launchpad Pro comes with a constant source of inspiration featuring plug-ins, sounds, instruments and effects from AAS, Softube, XLN Addictive Keys, and Klevgrand R0Verb and DAW Cassette- plus membership to Novation Sound Collective.

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[DopamineOverload]

Does Note Mode work the same way while in the Sequencer? Can't seem to find a solid answer... Sequencer has Drum, Scale, and Chromatic... for Sequencer Scale, does it remember the settings of the regular note mode? Octave, semitone transpose, scale type? Thx!

[damianbrown]

Let us change the color of Note Mode!!!!

[ripley]

What does changing the root note actually do when playing. Does it arrange the notes differently?..

[neurogod]

Why don't you tell me how to go into the settings and reduce the brightness ???

[sujoybose]

Hi,
Anywhere I can find the chord shapes in scale mode?