Over the years, I’ve loved Boss multi-FX pedals, they are so flexible & well-thought-through. Starting with a GP100, I was using a GT3 until recently and now, thanks to my thoughtful son, I own the latest GT-1 device! I think … Continue reading →
The current trend for multi-fx seems 100% down the foot-pedal market. Apart from the dubious merits of having £1000+ worth of gear on the beer-sodden stage to jump up and down on, I’ve yet to find a pedal that is … Continue reading →
You have a limited range of colours assignable to each controller, but if you set them up in banks of 2, you can then tell ableton to use matching colours for a set of macro controls. I find this really … Continue reading →
With the death of the Novation forum (boo hiss) I’ve started a facebook group to discuss this device, any version, all welcomed. https://www.facebook.com/groups/launchcontrol … Continue reading →
Who says shopping isn’t tun, when you can find fancy USB cables for 21p… … Continue reading →
Who says the days of carboot bargains are over? I spotted this Carillon control 49 today, one key sticking up & clearly broken but (guess which one) otherwise in great nick, with a USB cable. It bore a sticker that … Continue reading →
Roland’s Edirol PCR keyboard series will *not* be getting a windows10 driver, according to Roland. Well thanks guys, back to midi cables then…. … Continue reading →
I’ve had a message from Keith Wilson, who is struggling to make his FCB talk to ableton looper. So here’s a rundown of a “looper bank”, I have 3 such banks, 2 for a guitar loop, a third for keyboards. … Continue reading →
I’m proud to say that my son’s company, Arachnid Audio, make fine foot-pedals. I use one in my rig 😉 Get in touch if you need a classy looking, hand-made pedal… … Continue reading →
Unbelievably, Novation have closed their forum. They say: “As the Novation community has developed over the years, it has naturally found the bulk of it’s voice on Social Media. To ensure we can be there to discuss and support you … Continue reading →