$35 Behringer launchpad knockoff with iPad novation launchpad!!

johnn

I> @telecharge said:

@johnn said:
Yea man, they raised the price! And after I made the video of the knockoff launchpad.. ppl starting make knockoff videos of my video! I'll keep my trap closed next time.

Low barrier to entry and such.

I love my cmd tc64. Im now thinking about gettin the launchpad control xl

johnn

Or the Akai midimix

telecharge

That's how they get you.

johnn

@telecharge said:
That's how they get you.

lol right right!

lukesleepwalker

Your trap was open?

johnn

@lukesleepwalker said:
Your trap was open?

lol , it's shut now.. so reeelax

lukesleepwalker

@johnn said:

@lukesleepwalker said:
Your trap was open?

lol , it's shut now.. so reeelax

Jus yanking yr chain.

johnn

@lukesleepwalker said:

@johnn said:

@lukesleepwalker said:
Your trap was open?

lol , it's shut now.. so reeelax

Jus yanking yr chain.

Lol ... hilarious man! I had a good laugh

johnn

@telecharge said:
That's how they get you.

I tried it in fl studio.. works great.

telecharge

@johnn said:

I tried it in fl studio.. works great.

@telecharge said:

This controller emulates the Launchpad S, so you should be able to find information applicable to both.

For example, Image Line (FL Studio) has this sweet reference list.
http://forum.image-line.com/viewtopic.php?f=1914&t=87521

You did check this out, didn't you?

johnn

@telecharge said:

@johnn said:

I tried it in fl studio.. works great.

@telecharge said:

This controller emulates the Launchpad S, so you should be able to find information applicable to both.

For example, Image Line (FL Studio) has this sweet reference list.
http://forum.image-line.com/viewtopic.php?f=1914&t=87521

You did check this out, didn't you?

Holy crap! lol I didn't it could do all that in fl. It's on now. Thanks for that man

theconnactic

A little OT, and a little sad to say, but I just deleted Launchpad. Fact is, for me, the iPad more a tool for songwriting/production than for performance. I hope Novation updates Launchkey soon, I might delete this one as well.

telecharge

@theconnactic said:
A little OT, and a little sad to say, but I just deleted Launchpad. Fact is, for me, the iPad more a tool for songwriting/production than for performance. I hope Novation updates Launchkey soon, I might delete this one as well.

Don't let it all go to waste. Grab those loops out of Launchpad if possible so you can use them elsewhere.

Nkersov

@johnn said:
I was dropping fat beats on the kitchen counter,

I do hope you cleaned up afterwards with a bleach based product.

supadom

I'm seconding what @blocsxnovation said. (Although they might be biased )

Yes, I'm sure Behringer button board is almost definitely great but looking at it from a selfish angle, supporting Novation (who by the way are an IOS home brand) is a no brainer.

1. You can actually talk to them and they respond.
2. Supporting a company that's heavily involved in IOS is bound to have a positive effect on further IOS development.
3. Better software support?

I thought I could come up with more reasons but it is 9.30 here in the U.K. and my brain ain't properly fresh yet. I'm sure there's more reasons to support Novation. Good software support generally means less fuffing, more playing.

[Deleted User]

I personally would support Novation over the Behringer for all that @supadom said and the fact I've had lots of Behringer gear break down just after the warranty expired. Yeah I know that's often the luck of the draw with electronic gear, but personal experiences often leave an impression

lukesleepwalker

I think of the value that Blocs Wave has brought to my music making life for the ridiculously small asking price and vote with my wallet.

Now, I don't have a problem with the OP or anyone else who doesn't subscribe to the same point of view. Some folks go to church, some folks don't, etc.

supadom

@lukesleepwalker said:
I think of the value that Blocs Wave has brought to my music making life for the ridiculously small asking price and vote with my wallet.

Now, I don't have a problem with the OP or anyone else who doesn't subscribe to the same point of view. Some folks go to church, some folks don't, etc.

Totally. There's also the question of how much money one has to spend.

My personal experience with Behringer stuff is guitar effects and they didn't feel like great quality but they didn't cop out on me either (probably because I never abused them because of how frail they looked). On the other hand the 6 Novation products I've own were pretty solid: x station 25 and 49, k station, launch key mini, lounchcontrol and xiosynth.

johnn

@Nkersov said:

@johnn said:
I was dropping fat beats on the kitchen counter,

I do hope you cleaned up afterwards with a bleach based product.

Vinegar.

johnn

@blocsxnovation said:
We would very strongly urge support for the Novation Launchpad over this product and brand. Even if solely on moral grounds. Secondarily, the new colour modes are a great leap forward, and will support innovative companies to push things forward.
https://uk.novationmusic.com/launch/launchpad#

Hi I'm back Quick question.
Okay.. so I got blocs wave and I am amazed at how good the loop packs are in this app! Now in a hypothetical situation, What if someone were to use them in an album.. copyright it and then sell it and make hella $$$? Would they owe you royalties or would credit have to be given prior to copyrights?

[Deleted User]

Depends on the soundpack

http://blocs.cc/soundpacks

johnn

@yug said:
Depends on the soundpack

http://blocs.cc/soundpacks

Aye thanks!!

Crawlingwind

I still don't know how they got away with releasing that shameless copy...

johnn

@Crawlingwind said:
I still don't know how they got away with releasing that shameless copy...

I got another one for $25. It works great.

johnn

@yug said:
Depends on the soundpack

http://blocs.cc/soundpacks

While in blocs wave, There isn't any information that tells me if it's a loop masters pack or a ninja tune pack.

AlexB

@supadom said:
I'm seconding what @blocsxnovation said. (Although they might be biased )

Yes, I'm sure Behringer button board is almost definitely great but looking at it from a selfish angle, supporting Novation (who by the way are an IOS home brand) is a no brainer.

1. You can actually talk to them and they respond.
2. Supporting a company that's heavily involved in IOS is bound to have a positive effect on further IOS development.
3. Better software support?

I thought I could come up with more reasons but it is 9.30 here in the U.K. and my brain ain't properly fresh yet. I'm sure there's more reasons to support Novation. Good software support generally means less fuffing, more playing.

@supadom said:
I'm seconding what @blocsxnovation said. (Although they might be biased )

Yes, I'm sure Behringer button board is almost definitely great but looking at it from a selfish angle, supporting Novation (who by the way are an IOS home brand) is a no brainer.

1. You can actually talk to them and they respond.
2. Supporting a company that's heavily involved in IOS is bound to have a positive effect on further IOS development.
3. Better software support?

I thought I could come up with more reasons but it is 9.30 here in the U.K. and my brain ain't properly fresh yet. I'm sure there's more reasons to support Novation. Good software support generally means less fuffing, more playing.

@supadom said:
I'm seconding what @blocsxnovation said. (Although they might be biased )

Yes, I'm sure Behringer button board is almost definitely great but looking at it from a selfish angle, supporting Novation (who by the way are an IOS home brand) is a no brainer.

1. You can actually talk to them and they respond.
2. Supporting a company that's heavily involved in IOS is bound to have a positive effect on further IOS development.
3. Better software support?

I thought I could come up with more reasons but it is 9.30 here in the U.K. and my brain ain't properly fresh yet. I'm sure there's more reasons to support Novation. Good software support generally means less fuffing, more playing.

+1 I recently bought a Launchpad Pro and I am absolutely delighted not only with the fantastic piece of hardware I bought but also with the fantastic support I got from Novation. I managed to make a set-up where LP pro is controlling half of its buttons Launchpad app in one Ipad and the other half controlling Genome in a second Ipad. The feeling of the buttons is extraordinary and overall I would no doubt this was a great purchase. On top it was a good way to thank Novation for the great app that introduced me into loops launching.

Thanks Novation!

AmpifyxNovation

@AlexB
Like!

kobamoto

@AlexB said:

@supadom said:
I'm seconding what @blocsxnovation said. (Although they might be biased )

Yes, I'm sure Behringer button board is almost definitely great but looking at it from a selfish angle, supporting Novation (who by the way are an IOS home brand) is a no brainer.

1. You can actually talk to them and they respond.
2. Supporting a company that's heavily involved in IOS is bound to have a positive effect on further IOS development.
3. Better software support?

I thought I could come up with more reasons but it is 9.30 here in the U.K. and my brain ain't properly fresh yet. I'm sure there's more reasons to support Novation. Good software support generally means less fuffing, more playing.

@supadom said:
I'm seconding what @blocsxnovation said. (Although they might be biased )

Yes, I'm sure Behringer button board is almost definitely great but looking at it from a selfish angle, supporting Novation (who by the way are an IOS home brand) is a no brainer.

1. You can actually talk to them and they respond.
2. Supporting a company that's heavily involved in IOS is bound to have a positive effect on further IOS development.
3. Better software support?

I thought I could come up with more reasons but it is 9.30 here in the U.K. and my brain ain't properly fresh yet. I'm sure there's more reasons to support Novation. Good software support generally means less fuffing, more playing.

@supadom said:
I'm seconding what @blocsxnovation said. (Although they might be biased )

Yes, I'm sure Behringer button board is almost definitely great but looking at it from a selfish angle, supporting Novation (who by the way are an IOS home brand) is a no brainer.

1. You can actually talk to them and they respond.
2. Supporting a company that's heavily involved in IOS is bound to have a positive effect on further IOS development.
3. Better software support?

I thought I could come up with more reasons but it is 9.30 here in the U.K. and my brain ain't properly fresh yet. I'm sure there's more reasons to support Novation. Good software support generally means less fuffing, more playing.

+1 I recently bought a Launchpad Pro and I am absolutely delighted not only with the fantastic piece of hardware I bought but also with the fantastic support I got from Novation. I managed to make a set-up where LP pro is controlling half of its buttons Launchpad app in one Ipad and the other half controlling Genome in a second Ipad. The feeling of the buttons is extraordinary and overall I would no doubt this was a great purchase. On top it was a good way to thank Novation for the great app that introduced me into loops launching.

Thanks Novation!

nice

RajahP

I wish Behringer will 'knock-off' Maschine Jam...

asnor

@Fruitbat1919 said:
I personally would support Novation over the Behringer for all that @supadom said and the fact I've had lots of Behringer gear break down just after the warranty expired. Yeah I know that's often the luck of the draw with electronic gear, but personal experiences often leave an impression

With Behringer you just get lucky more often.