Launchpad for iOS // V2.0 Realtime Tempo and Link Tutorial
Published on Jun 14, 2016 Launchpad for iOS
Launchpad for iOS // V2.0 Realtime Tempo & Ableton Link
iTunes: Novation Launchpad - Make & Remix Music - Novation
"What's New in Version 2.0
We’re proud to present the biggest ever update to Launchpad for iOS. We’ve completely redesigned the audio engine to add real-time stretching, so you can now change tempo at any time. We’ve also added Ableton Link, which allows you to play Launchpad in time with your other music apps, music devices and Ableton Live. All this, for free, on iPhone and iPad. Thank you for using Launchpad.
Highlight Features
• New real-time stretch engine - Change tempo while playing
• Ableton Link support - Jam in sync with your other apps, devices or laptop
• Free update for all iPhone and iPad users - No in-app purchase required
• New tempo control, with tap tempo and tempo display
• Effects adapt intelligently as the tempo changes
Other updates
• Various minor bugfixes and improvements"
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