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147Control Surfaces Support Guide for Logic Pro
Launchpad modes
Novation Launchpad modes overview
You can access and control different aspects of Logic Pro with a Launchpad device using
the following modes:
Session mode: Trigger scenes and cells in Live Loops. Each pad corresponds to a Live
Loops cell.
Mixer mode: Access basic mixing functions like mute, solo, track arming, volume, pans,
and sends.
User mode: Use the pads to send MIDI Note messages to play notes and trigger samples
with your Launchpad device. See the documentation provided with your Launchpad device
for information about User modes and MIDI note assignments.
Use a Novation Launchpad in Session mode with Logic Pro
In Session mode you can trigger cells and scenes, represented by the 64 pads and scene
buttons, and perform basic editing and arranging functions. Tap the navigation arrows to
shift the grid left or right, or up and down.
Tap a pad to trigger the cell it represents. Cells in Momentary Play mode play when you
press and hold the pad and stop when you let go.
The eight Scene buttons under the pads trigger the scene they represent. The Scene
button reflects the state of the cell by flashing, pulsing or changing color.
Control surface bars to the left of the track headers and under the scene triggers in Logic
Pro indicate the track and scene range that you control with the Launchpad device. You
can change the color of the control surface bars in the Device inspector at Logic Pro >
Control Surfaces > Setup.
For all Launchpad devices, an unlit pad indicates an empty cell. However, the color of the
pads for different states depend on the model of the Launchpad device:
• Launchpad, Launchpad S, Launchpad Mini:
• Flashing green: Triggered (about to play) or stopping
• Flashing red: Counting in (about to record)
• Green: Playing
• Red: Recording
• Amber: Stopped.
• Launchpad MK2, Launchpad Pro, Launchpad X, Launchpad Mini MK3
• Flashing green: Triggered (about to play) or stopping
• Flashing red: Counting in (about to record)
• Pulsing green: Playing
• Pulsing red: Recording
• White: Selected
• Other color: Color of the cell in Live Loops grid