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When using Ableton’s Drum Racks, Drum mode will – apart from triggering sounds – select the
associated Drum Rack pad within a Drum Rack. This means on release, the last played Drum Rack pad
lights up white and Ableton Live shows the selected Drum Rack pad on the screen.
Using Ableton Live’s Mixer
The eight Pots and eight Faders (49, 61 and 88 key models only) provide hands on control over
Ableton Live’s mixer. You can control the Volume, Pan, Send A and Send B levels of the tracks in your
project.
Pots
The eight pots provide hands-on, rotary control over Ableton Live’s mixer components. To prevent
any sudden jumps in control when you start turning the pots we have implemented a “Pot Pickup”
function.The pots will only start controlling the parameter once it has been moved to the position
shown in Live. For example if a parameter is set to 0 in Live you will need to turn the pot all the way to
the leftmost limit for it to be picked up (this can be turned off in Live’s preferences).
When your Launchkey is connected to Live, the pots automatically enter Device Mode, to assign the
pots to Live’s Mixer (Volume, Pan, Sends) hold the Shift button and press the labelled pads in the
upper row.
Volume - This mode allows you to control Track volumes using the pots. To select this mode, hold the
Shift button and press the Volume pad.
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