The 25-key Controller for Ableton

The Novation Launchkey 25 is your quick and easy solution for producing and performing electronic music using Ableton Live. But even if you use another DAW, you’ll appreciate the Launchkey’s ergonomic layout and just-right feel. Simply plug it into your computer’s USB port and the keys, fader, knobs, and velocity-sensitive RGB pads give you complete hands-on control of Ableton’s session view, instruments, effects, and mixer. Launch your clips, control your effects, play beats, and more with the Launchkey’s 16 pads. They’re fitted with full-color RGB LEDs, so they’ll precisely match the color of your clips, and their velocity sensitivity means you can pack your beats with expression. The Novation Launchkey 25. Don’t launch your DAW without it.

Sculpt your sound to perfection

Novation’s Launchkey 25 lets you sculpt your sound to perfection. Use the Launchkey’s eight rock-solid rotary knobs to tweak your instruments and effects, and the dedicated fader for hands-on control over selectable mixer channels. You’ll find the 25-note synth-action keybed delightful to play. Of course, it’s velocity-sensitive so you can perform your parts expressively.

Designed for Ableton, works with any DAW

Novation designed the Launchkey’s controls to integrate immediately and seamlessly with Ableton Live. All the controls are completely assignable, however. And if you do use another major DAW, the Launchkey 25 will instantly map to it via Novation’s InControl protocol.

Your ideal gigging controller

The Launchkey 25 is roadworthy enough for you to use anywhere. It’s ready-to-rock the second you plug it into your laptop. And you don’t need drivers or power cables because it’s USB bus-powered and class-compliant. Out of the box, Launchkey comes with everything you need make music, including Ableton Live Lite, Novation Bass Station and V-Station, and a killer 4GB library of session-ready samples from Loopmasters. Your Novation Launchkey 25 also includes your choice of XLN’s world-class Addictive Keys virtual instruments