I want a MIDI keyboard, but don't want to sell my launchpad or get a mostly-redundant device, so I was wondering if there'd be a way to convert one to the other depending on how I'm feeling. So, making a keyboard that uses the launchpad for its actual input... It might be as simple as just a bunch of solid pieces that go from key to button with guides for each, but I don't know how far out to the side I could go before those started having issues with the pressure being on opposite ends of a long bar. I was mostly wanting to know if anyone had already made custom attachments like this, or knows of similar attachments for other devices I might learn from? All I can find is stands, and with it as it is, I tend to just hold it with one hand and play with the other. My thumb can hit some buttons, other side against my leg or the desk edge for stability. As a tangent, anyone else have weird ways of holding their launchpad? weird layouts? As is, i mostly play in Sky, which only gives you 15 notes in a 5x3 grid onscreen, so my layout is just the same as that... but that layout messes with how i think about the two octaves, so I want to get away from it. Oh for goodness sake I rambled again. Every time. ADHD go brrrrrrr   submitted by   /u/SunsetMoth12   to   r/Novation [link]   [comments]