is this compatible with other platforms like fl studio, logic, ableton etc?
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Yes, I use both ableton studio and the Cubase LE.. this is a very good quality MIC no white noise. I do find that aftetr time using the direct monitor with the headset that it seems to start to drop VOL. but i tested it with a sound meter and it in fact does not drop it is that your ears get use to the Vol you set and if your like me and love it a little bot louader then you might need to get a Headphone Amp to run through...vordakoz@hotmail.com
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I have ableton and cubase and it works almost seamlessly with them. The only negative criticism is of myself for not getting the 4i4 or better because of the lack of the midi-in on the 2i2 ( the higher input models have midi ins). But that oversight wasy own because I said,'I'll never need it....' And behold, my keyboard without midi-control capability because I didn't spend the few extra. But the quality is stellar. If they continue to make these this well I will continue to buy them! -Ck
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I have used this successfully with Sony Sound Forge Audio Studio, Steinberg Wavelab, various Amplitube software, Cubase, Ableton, and a variety of other software. Most of my success is with ASIO4ALL drivers for which there are plenty of info and download resources available.As for Logic compatability, I can't say ... my guess is it will work as the Focusrite has been extremely flexible and great.FYI using the interface may or may not require minor setup or adjustment (such as engaging drivers ) when using mutiple programs together or independantly. This is really not an issue, just a common quirk that you will sometimes encounter, and in the end you will be able to operate as designed.Hope this helps. I have used this successfully with Sony Sound Forge Audio Studio, Steinberg Wavelab, various Amplitube software, Cubase, Ableton, and a variety of other software. Most of my success is with ASIO4ALL drivers for which there are plenty of info and download resources available.As for Logic compatability, I can't say ... my guess is it will work as the Focusrite has been extremely flexible and great.FYI using the interface may or may not require minor setup or adjustment (such as engaging drivers ) when using mutiple programs together or independantly. This is really not... » Read More I have used this successfully with Sony Sound Forge Audio Studio, Steinberg Wavelab, various Amplitube software, Cubase, Ableton, and a variety of other software. Most of my success is with ASIO4ALL drivers for which there are plenty of info and download resources available.As for Logic compatability, I can't say ... my guess is it will work as the Focusrite has been extremely flexible and great.FYI using the interface may or may not require minor setup or adjustment (such as engaging drivers ) when using mutiple programs together or independantly. This is really not an issue, just a common quirk that you will sometimes encounter, and in the end you will be able to operate as designed.Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I use it with logic x with close to 0 problems. As long as your computer recognizes it as a audio interface, which it should, then you can use it in close to any if not all DAWs
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Any soft with MIDI compare (cubase. logic. etc)Its mean you can use it not only with computer soft if you have MIDI connection and great desire to explore:)
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Yes yes yes! If (and that's a big if) you plan on sampling or you also own a USB keyboard. This is what I do; I integrate my work flow with logic pro X (although you can use machines software alone ). It does come with maschine 1.8. It is NOT a standalone maschine. You must connect it to your computer or laptop to use it. Keep in mind it has only 16 pads so this is not ideal to play your keys on. I plug in my USB keyboard and play the sounds (VST) that way and it's brilliant. I highly recommend it, but research the hell out of it before you buy.
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The MIDI controller will work. The included software runs on Windows and Mac.
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I'm sure this unit will work with every DAW. I've personally used it with Ableton and Logic 9, and it works great. It's pretty easy to set up as well.
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Yes. My son says its compatible with it and easy to use. He likes it more than protools..
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It does work for Mac. Anything that is a "class-compliant MIDI controller" will work for any computer operating system as long as there are USB ports.I use it on my 2012 iMac with Logic Pro 9 sometimes. This device was not designed to be used with Logic, but there are programs to use it with on Mac. It was originally designed for use with Ableton, and that program has a Mac version.It cannot make sounds at all. It controls software that makes sound. You should research the software first. It comes with some synths, and it can be used with the Launchpad app on iPad. Professionals are going to use it to perform music live, loop clips, trigger samples, and in some cases as a production tool. It does work for Mac. Anything that is a "class-compliant MIDI controller" will work for any computer operating system as long as there are USB ports.I use it on my 2012 iMac with Logic Pro 9 sometimes. This device was not designed to be used with Logic, but there are programs to use it with on Mac. It was originally designed for use with Ableton, and that program has a Mac version.It cannot make sounds at all. It controls software that makes sound. You should research the software first. It comes with some synths, and it can be used with the Launchpad app... » Read More It does work for Mac. Anything that is a "class-compliant MIDI controller" will work for any computer operating system as long as there are USB ports.I use it on my 2012 iMac with Logic Pro 9 sometimes. This device was not designed to be used with Logic, but there are programs to use it with on Mac. It was originally designed for use with Ableton, and that program has a Mac version.It cannot make sounds at all. It controls software that makes sound. You should research the software first. It comes with some synths, and it can be used with the Launchpad app on iPad. Professionals are going to use it to perform music live, loop clips, trigger samples, and in some cases as a production tool. « Show Less
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To be honest idk but I know it works for just about any music production software. Just properly install drivers , iv used with logic, fruity loops, reason. But you might wanna Google to be sure. Check the software forums.
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The software (which I need to emphasize isn't professional and the controller should be used with software like Ableton Live and FL Studio) required a pc with a dual core processor. Chances are your cpu is dual core. Single core desktop cpu's haven't been used in mainstream in a long time. You are likely using a quad core cpu.
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you can get the FL Studio 10 demo for free (demo is full program but without the ability to save...you can export all day though.) the program is as simple or as complex as you want it to be. For me, it's the most user friendly. To make your MIDI work...just go to options..midi options...scan midi devices...select the lpk...click enable, and you're good to go. lol. for the other stuff, just watch youtube tutorials...djignyte makes some good ones.
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Virtual DJ and Trakkor are more or less "plug-and-play". I would imagine its not to difficult to map other software to it http://www.adjaudio.com/ProductDetails.aspx?ItemNumber=1460&Category;=23
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Yes, I'm using it with nuendo, ableton live, guitar rigg and works perfectly. Just set the input device to iO2.
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Hi. I really don't know since I don't use those programs but it is fully compatible with Ableton Live. You can map different knobs to control parameters in Ableton. It should work with the software you mention I think
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I used mine for Logic Pro 9. And they were assignable. You should be able to use it for "up" "down" commands. If Ableton has any type of midi learn functions. You should be good to go! Hope this helped!
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I believe you can, although I only tried it with Traktor, which was the software that came with my equipment.
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It will work, but you'll prolly have no lights. It'll send the MIDI but unless a DAW knows how to "talk back" to it, no lights will come up. If that DAW is automatically listening for MIDI data, it'll work out of the box. If there's a place to select MIDI controllers or enable them, you should only have to do that. Bottom line, it'll probably work, but you're also better off with a keyboard or control surface, in my opinion. EDIT: It does come with Ableton Live, albeit a very limited version of it. My suggestion is: Do stuff in your DAW, and then export the audio from the instruments. Load in Ableton and do all sidechaining on it (EQing before bouncing is fine). That way, should you want the LP S for Live Performances, you can use it. If you want it for production, I suggest you get something else. Novation has great keyboards with sliders and knobs, I'd get that.
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it's no mater windows 8 or mac osx it's midi device work with usb hub and soundprogramm like ableton or cubase e.t.c.