MIDI / USB Controllers
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In part 1 of this 3-part series, we dive into the essentials of recording and the basics of audio engineering! We also explain audio interfaces and how to craft seamless sessions in Pro Tools. From analog instruments to MIDI, learn how to create a track from scratch like the pros.
0:00 - Intro
2:40 - Equipment layout
4:15 - Setting up a session in ProTools
7:18 - Setting up instrument tracks
15:14 - Recording directly to a track
30:03 - Recording on mobile
31:50 - Adding the bass track
35:18 - Adding verse bar
37:03 - Final thoughts
38:08 - Q
Novation is announcing new 4th-generation versions of its popular Lauchkey USB MIDI controllers featuring a complete top-panel redesign, lots of new elements and abilities, and—on the two largest models—updated keys. There are several variations to choose from, including two mini-key models (with your choice of 25 or 37 keys) and four full-size models, available with 25, 37, 49, and 61 keys.
MIDI pad controllers are not only supremely fun when you have the right tools, but they also provide a creative and intuitive approach to writing music. Especially if you’re not a keyboard or guitar player, it’s an easy way to realize your musical ideas, allowing you to get from thought to creation with faster efficiency. Whether you’re just looking to create a fantastic bottom line, or you’re trying to produce a fully fleshed out track, we’ve got some pad controllers that will get you on your way.
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