Novation Launchpad Mini Mk3

Very nice and is of hig quality 😊👍👍

Well, this is good product. Although the pads are bit small for playing sometimes but great for beginners to learn and even for advance players

rogic proで使用しています。アプリで操作すればmidiキーボードより便利かも！

I got this for music production on the iPad on a whim. I wanted a more physical way to input midi notes rather than drawing them in on a piano roll. This blew me away when I got it. Turns out Atom 2 auv3 supports the Launchpads clip launching. This is on top of it being a great all purpose midi controller. You can even create custom control surfaces! I loved this product so much I sent it back to get the more capable Launchpad X. Launchpad X adds velocity, aftertouch, clip record and 8 custom slots. This is all great but it is much, much bigger. I think in retrospect I should have stuck with the mini. One thing you should know about the mini is the buttons actually depress - they are sort of clicky. The Launchpad X buttons don't move. I don't think the buttons being clicky is totally bad but it may bother some people.

First off, the size is a big win. It’s super compact and fits anywhere on my desk or even next to a keyboard, which makes it perfect for sketching ideas quickly. The 64 RGB pads are bright and responsive, and it’s really satisfying seeing clips light up in Ableton exactly how they appear in the session view. In use, it’s simple in a good way. You’re not getting a ton of extra bells and whistles, but that’s kind of the point — it’s all about fast clip launching, basic drum triggering, and keeping your workflow hands-on instead of clicking around the screen. Once you get used to it, it becomes second nature. That said, it’s worth knowing what it isn’t. The pads aren’t velocity-sensitive, so it’s not ideal for expressive finger drumming, and you don’t get the deeper performance features of the bigger Launchpad models. But for ideas, live sets, and controlling Ableton sessions, it does its job really well. Overall, it’s one of those pieces of gear that just makes producing more fun and less mouse-heavy. If you’re in Ableton and want something portable and reliable, it’s hard to go wrong here.