![]() Use the pads on the Launchpad to launch the loops or effects by simply pushing down the pad corresponding to the boxes on the screen. On the Launchpad Intro, you will see that you can choose from eight or more “songs” that have been pre-programmed for the Launchpad. The Launchpad works with MIDI messages, so if your browser asks if you would like to allow the computer to control MIDI devices, then the answer is “yes”. Point your browser to that link, connect your Launchpad to your computer via the included USB cable and your Launchpad will light up. The easy way to start is with LAUNCHPAD INTRO (pictured above) at. You yourself can decide whether to use your Launchpad as a whole class project, in stations, as a reward activity, or however you like to add creative musical fun to your curriculum. Not only is engagement high with these devices, the musical feedback and creative response are things that get those endorphins rushing in the brain. ![]() Set one up in your classroom and kids of all ages (Kindergarten right through to Graduate students) will be begging to get their turn to create music. The pads are then used to launch short loops or sound effects, and you can create a piece of music by chaining together these loops and effects.īecuase of the straightforward layout, and also the fact that Launchpad triggers lights and sounds, students absolutely love using them. ![]() Each Launchpad has a grid of 8×8 square pads which light up when you connect them to appropriate software. The Launchpad, made by Focusrite’s Novation, is a grid controller that allows you to interact with music software on your computer. By Richard McCready, TI:ME Teacher of the Year, 2013
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