Does it work with FL Studio 10? How is the sensitivity for the keys/pads
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I couldn't get it to work properly with FL Studio 11. As far as sensitivity, it's your basic plasticy feel most midi controllers have, not bad, not great.
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It works great in flstudio 10 and above, out of the box. the keys are not weighted but have a great response time and the pads are pretty amazing for a low budget piece of gear.http://d19ulaff0trnck.cloudfront.net/sites/default/files/novation/downloads/4647/launchkey-daw-setup-guide.pdf
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Yes it works with fl10. The keys and pads are fairly sensitive but that can be tweaked in fl studio
222162
it does work on sl studio 10, and it's not that sensitive you gotta smash buttons but if you're in the vibe it'll be perfect
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I've used it with ProTools 9, 10, & 11, Garageband, and Logic so far. It should work with Pro Tools 8.
137312
I've been using it with Windows 7 since purchase. I also use it with VISTA on anoher machine and have not run into any problems.Note: It's set up for quick integration with pro-Tools but works with other DAW's as long as you can MAP the various sliders and knobs.I use Cakewalk SONAR and mapping took only a few minutes so I can access the play, stop and record functions right from the keyboard.I also hooked up my standard sustain pedal. The action of the keyboard is pretty good.
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This keyboard is a controller only. It has no built-in sounds of its own. You must use midi to connect it to sound engine.
158697
I'm using 10.9.5 and it works just fine and did when I was using earlier Mac operating systems. However, the F-keys do not function as they would on a Mac keyboard. But, to me, that is worth it for the comfort of using this keyboard over a non-ergonomic keyboard. I have used these keyboards for about 10 years and hope they never stop manufacturing them!
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its a midi controller, it should work with with any program that accepts midi in or midi out
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no...its a midi keyboard it works with any DAW. Music software program like Ableton/Logic Pro/ Pro Tools.. It does not have sounds u have to plug it in..
137313
Yes it does.I think it's more a question of what DAW you're using. I would think that it works with most of them since it's merely a MIDI signal, but you may want to verify that through M-audio's website to make sure. I'm running Presonus Studio One with no issues, and since it's M-audio... it should run on any major DAW. Good luck!
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It's a midi controller, so you use it to control sounds you have downloaded on your computer through a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) like FL Studio, Ableton, Cubase. Depending on what you have, you can play any sound with it, but the keyboard itself doesn't have any data for instruments on it. I recommend researching VSTs for different instruments you would like to play. Enjoy! :)
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Yes, MPD18 is compatible with FL Studio like with any other digital audio workstation. It works with any program via midi.
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Hello Fidan, The LP works with any software that supports MIDI such as FL Studio, Ignite, etc.But Ableton live is a really good program that you can program to work with other software at the same time for different commands and actions.Note: Some MIDI software will not turn on the lights of the pads.
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I use it with logic x with close to 0 problems. As long as your computer recognizes it as a audio interface, which it should, then you can use it in close to any if not all DAWs
387883
It works out of the box in Ubuntu 13.10. The media keys on the keyboard work too. Specifically, I was able to use the play/pause button to control the playback of my music player (pithos) even when it was running in background
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I've used it with Komplete 9. Unless 10 is radically different, it's pretty much just a matter of opening KOntakt and choosing Triple Play as your midi controller. Velocity isn't going to be as controllable as with a keyboard, but it does work, amazingly. Latency is non-existent as long as you have your buffer settings correct. I've had to make readjustments with successive OS X upgrades, but that's a Mac problem. The Triple Play software is mostly used for calibration and playing with different sounds, but it's not required just to function as a controller. I play it through my iPad with Sample Tank as well. I've used it with Komplete 9. Unless 10 is radically different, it's pretty much just a matter of opening KOntakt and choosing Triple Play as your midi controller. Velocity isn't going to be as controllable as with a keyboard, but it does work, amazingly. Latency is non-existent as long as you have your buffer settings correct. I've had to make readjustments with successive OS X upgrades, but that's a Mac problem. The Triple Play software is mostly used for calibration and playing with different sounds, but it's not required just to function as a controller. I play it through my iPad with... » Read More I've used it with Komplete 9. Unless 10 is radically different, it's pretty much just a matter of opening KOntakt and choosing Triple Play as your midi controller. Velocity isn't going to be as controllable as with a keyboard, but it does work, amazingly. Latency is non-existent as long as you have your buffer settings correct. I've had to make readjustments with successive OS X upgrades, but that's a Mac problem. The Triple Play software is mostly used for calibration and playing with different sounds, but it's not required just to function as a controller. I play it through my iPad with Sample Tank as well. « Show Less
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It should work with all versions of Pro Tools. Its just a usb/midi controller with 4 line/ xlr inputs. It comes with Protools Express and a ilok usb key. PTE is a stripped down version of 9 and 10 mixed together.
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It can be used in fl studio and ableton and make it more simple to play a track on ur computer
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It will work, but you'll prolly have no lights. It'll send the MIDI but unless a DAW knows how to "talk back" to it, no lights will come up. If that DAW is automatically listening for MIDI data, it'll work out of the box. If there's a place to select MIDI controllers or enable them, you should only have to do that. Bottom line, it'll probably work, but you're also better off with a keyboard or control surface, in my opinion. EDIT: It does come with Ableton Live, albeit a very limited version of it. My suggestion is: Do stuff in your DAW, and then export the audio from the instruments. Load in Ableton and do all sidechaining on it (EQing before bouncing is fine). That way, should you want the LP S for Live Performances, you can use it. If you want it for production, I suggest you get something else. Novation has great keyboards with sliders and knobs, I'd get that.