Can you run this comfortably through midi and a DAW to increase and expand workflow?
2000930
Only if your already experienced in this field. Other wise you may be a little lost. It's a pretty simple little machine.
1929233
It comes with a lite version of ableton I believe. You can upgrade to the standard and the suite later on. You can start making music out of the box.
1053110
It can be used in fl studio and ableton and make it more simple to play a track on ur computer
444684
It has Midi, I seems like it would. I haven't used it with midi yet, but if you have some time of midi connection or rack, you can probably use it to control reason. I use Ableton tho.
216866
It works in lots of programs set as an midi. What daw (music software) are you using?
1722395
Yes, you can connenct is as a Master keyboard. It's not a DAW controller. The keyboard is amazing. Enjoy it.
355620
Nothing much. You need a USB port (and potentially a USB hub with an external power supply in case there isn't enough power for the interface). Other than that as long as your computer can support a proper DAW it should be fine.
340024
I have maschine as well any usb midi will work, I run my Maschine through cubase 7.5 so have control via cubase maybe give native instruments a call they are very helpfull !!
1116322
Yes you can, whatever you are using As a MIDI you may need to go online and find the mapping for it, or you can map whatever the media is yourself, Google should be a great help on step by step setup
166522
Yup, no problem. I've run it on Yosemite through Ableton and Reason without any issues.
308028
I honestly don't think so, mainly because the controller is supposed to work with your DAW via USB or MIDI. As I understand, UX1 has input for 1/4 plugs, so you would not be controlling any software.
2115981
Do you mean, just take previous recordings and process the sound for better fidelity (via EQ's, noise reduction, etc.)? Not sure what you mean by "clean/scrub audio" but this is a full DAW with multi-track recording, editing, mixing, arranging and producing. It includes Midi in/out and can host a multitude of plug ins. It also comes with it it's own suite of plugins for effects, EQ, etc. It is a full workstation. If all you want to do is process audio, I would look at something like SoundForge or another simple audio editor
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no. you can gave up to 4 separate midi layouts at one time by cycling with the program button. giving you a total of 32 knobs and pads.
927142
If you have your audio channels set correctly, then yes, you should be able to. Remember, the Launchpad only works in Ableton.
482271
I am sorry, I don't have experience with those applications. I use this on my music recording studio to which it really makes work within the DAW quick and easy so creative juices aren't stalled - get right to work immediately.
1496300
It's easy to use if you've used other MIDI controllers with your DAW before. The biggest thing that you'll have to learn is about mapping the individual knobs, sliders, and buttons to your DAW if you're not using Ignite which comes with it. Also getting around the HyperControl can be tricky, but Google and YouTube are your friend for that situation.
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i don't know anything about "arturia". sorry about that. but you'll be better off with a sound card that has "asio" tech. "asio" tech. doesn't rely on your cpu for the software performance. my acid studio took to it like a hungry dog. i've taken reg. wav. files (songs i recorded years ago", and drag & drop it on a track without a problem. had to burn cd's on the slowest speed, or the program would crash / lock up. its also tempermental with "midi files" and recording them. now, its only $18 so its not a bank breaker. you shouldn't have to get a 2nd mortgage on your home. i have creative sound blaster x-fi platinuim sound card / system. it was a real cool deal about 8 years ago and still is capable of doing a high-end job. you might look in that direction for doing music / computer / studio quality projects. i just invested a small fortune in "avid protools" and a "avid m-box 3". but haven't tried it out yet. i'm trying to get away with what i can on this old computer (os is windows xp with sp3). i don't know how much money your willing to invest or how much you already have invested, so if you can afford better software and have a pc that can handle it, my advice is "you get what you pay for".