Introducing a compact, new addition to the Launch Control range
Launch Control 3 adds additional tactile control to your DAW, plugins, and hardware.
Today, we’re excited to unveil the latest generation of our most compact control surface, Launch Control 3. The new controller packs the most powerful features of Launch Control XL 3 into a smaller footprint and is perfect for adding an extra layer of tactile control to any studio or stage setup.
We’ve redesigned Launch Control with 16 endless rotary encoders; eight assignable buttons; and a crisp, clear OLED that displays all the info you need directly on the controller itself. Around the back, you’ll find 5-pin MIDI In, Out, and Out2/Thru connections for all your MIDI-capable hardware alongside USB-C.
Right out the box, Launch Control 3 includes deep, custom integration with popular DAWs including Ableton Live, Logic Pro, FL Studio, Cubase, and Bitwig, plus Mackie HUI support for other software. And, with Novation Components, it’s easy to create and save up to seven Custom Modes to suit your unique setup.
Key features
- Powerful integration with all major DAWs: Deep integration with Ableton Live, Logic Pro, FL Studio, Cubase, Bitiwg, and more — plus Mackie HUI support.
- Connect all your hardware: 5-pin MIDI In, Out, and Out2/Thru connections with comprehensive filtering and routing options work with or without a computer.
- Create custom mappings: Assign MIDI parameters to encoders and buttons, store up to seven Custom Modes, and manage them with Novation Components.
- Crisp OLED display: Get detailed, real-time feedback on each parameter as you adjust.
- 16 endless encoders: Pan tracks, adjust sends, or customise your own controls. All with adjustable acceleration curves and RGB status indicators.
- Eight assignable buttons: Switch focus between DAW tracks and solo, arm, and mute them — or map to custom switches and parameters.
- Software included: Launch Control 3 comes with Ableton Live 12 Lite and Cubase LE, plus Klevgrand’s Fosfat, Baby Audio’s Parallel Aggressor, and Output’s Movement.
