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Press the Shift/Scene button, and the eight channel strips will switch from controlling tracks 1-8 to tracks 9-16.

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Assuming youвЂ™re going to be using it with Live Lite 9 or the full version of Live (the board works the same either way), the channel-strip controls break down like this: A push-button controller at the top operates track pan and selects the track when pushed the two knobs per channel control send amount for Sends A and B the fader works track volume and the three buttons per channel mute, solo, and record-arm a track.

Keyfadr includes eightВ blocks of channel-strip controls at the top. Perhaps best of all (if youвЂ™re a Live user or want to get started on it), Keyfadr integrates with Ableton Live (and includes Live Lite 9). Keyfadr also sets itself apart with a Chord mode for triggering chords with a single note, and a built-in arpeggiator, which can help you track patterns into Live. ItвЂ™s definitely wider front-to-back than something like the Akai MPK Mini, Novation Launchkey Mini, KMI QuNexus, etc., but at about 2 lbs, the plastic-body Keyfadr feels quite light to carry and easily slips into modestly sized backpacks with a laptop and a pad controller. For one, it has more numerous and larger controls than the average 25-key mini-keyboard, and it does so without sacrificing portability. The Reloop Keyfadr takes a bit of a different tack on the category, though.

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If youвЂ™re searching for a portable MIDI keyboard, either for live performance, mobile production, or both, thereвЂ™s a plethora of options out there. If that appeals to you, Keyfadr also comes with a potentially useful Chord mode and an internal arpeggiator for creating quick synth patterns or drum rolls. The Bottom Line:В There are tons of 25-key mini MIDI keyboards to choose from, but not all of them have this many controls or Ableton Live integration. The Bad:В No pitch bend/mod wheel controls could use a setting to control Live Device macros and more arpeggiator patterns. The Good: Compact and lightweight lots of controls Ableton Live integration can control Scenes and clips in Live internal Chord and Arpeggiator modes.

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PC: Windows XP/Vista/7/8, multicore processor, 2 GB RAM. Minimum System Requirements (for Live 9 Lite): Mac: OS X 10.5 or later, Intel multicore processor, 2 GB RAM.

Ships with: Ableton Live 9 Lite, USB cable, quick-start guide.Дimensions: 12.6 x 8.66 x 1.14 inches (32 x 22 x 2.9 cm) Price: $299 (MSRP) $229 (US street price) $156.13 ( on Amazon)Д¬ommunication: MIDI over USB (bus powered) Is it worthy of your twiddling fingers? We gave it the once-over to find out. Without sacrificing mobility, it packs in some healthy channel-strip controls, Ableton Live integration, and internal Arpeggiator and Chord modes. Intro or Little is to get you into the game and make you buy a bigger version.Portable MIDI mini-keyboards have become a dime a dozen, but ReloopвЂ™s Keyfadr tries to give you a little more bounce for the ounce. Thanks.I don't think that with 8 scenes you can do something serious. Maybe it's obvious and I'm just too dumb, but can someone tell me if they're one and the same or if they're different, and if so, how? Well, they hinted at it, but didn't say it outright. So then I thought that Intro was the same as Lite, but then after searching a lot to see if they were, I saw some posts say they were different. Then, however, it took me to a page where it compared Intro, Standard, and Suite. I found the page concerning Lite, then at the bottom it had a link to compare Lite with all the other versions - which was what I was looking for. So I went to the Ableton website and checked around to see what Lite was. This interested me because I've lately been hearing more and more people use Ableton (or even Logic/Pro Tools) and less of FL (which I thought was funny considering a few weeks ago IL said they were the most used DAW). Then I noticed that it came with Ableton Live Lite. I use FL Studio so that worried me for a second, then I saw it would still work with my DAW. I'm going to get a Novation Launchkey in a few days and noticed that a lot of it mentioned integration with Ableton. So.I've checked everywhere for an explanation of this and I can't find it.Maybe I'm just not smart, I don't know.ДЄnyway, here's the thing.

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