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Novation Launchkey 37 [MK3] MIDI Keyboard & Focusrite Solo Bundle

Studio-grade MIDI control and clean preamp gain in one bundle — everything a producer or vocalist needs to track, compose, and mix from day one.

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Overview

This bundle pairs two well-regarded entry-to-mid-tier production tools that complement each other cleanly: the Novation Launchkey 37 MK3 MIDI keyboard controller and the Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd Generation USB audio interface. Together they form a complete signal chain for solo producers, singer-songwriters, and vocalists — the Launchkey handles composition, DAW control, and MIDI performance across 37 velocity-sensitive keys, 16 velocity-sensitive pads, and 8 rotary encoders, while the Scarlett Solo captures analog audio through its upgraded 3rd Gen mic preamp at 24-bit/192kHz resolution. The combination is particularly well-matched for Ableton Live users, where the Launchkey's deep native integration turns the controller into an extension of the session rather than a peripheral to configure.

The Scarlett Solo's preamp represents a meaningful step over the previous generation — lower noise floor, higher headroom, and the addition of Air mode, which applies an ISA-modeled high-frequency character that adds presence to vocals and acoustic sources without touching EQ. The Launchkey's onboard intelligence — scale lock, chord mode, and a full arpeggiator — operates independently of any DAW via both USB and the 5-pin MIDI output, making it useful with hardware synthesizers as well as software instruments. Both units are bus-powered via USB, keeping the desktop setup clean. The included software bundle adds Ableton Live Lite, an Avid Pro Tools subscription, Antares Auto-Tune Access, and a substantial collection of virtual instruments and plug-ins — making this a genuinely complete production toolkit for the price.

Specifications

Launchkey Keys
37 velocity-sensitive keys
Launchkey Pads
16 velocity-sensitive pads
Launchkey Encoders
8 rotary encoders
Launchkey MIDI Output
5-pin MIDI + USB
Scarlett Solo Resolution
24-bit / 192kHz
Scarlett Solo Mic Inputs
1 XLR (upgraded 3rd Gen preamp)
Scarlett Solo Instrument Input
1 high-impedance ¼" jack
Scarlett Solo Outputs
Balanced line outputs
Scarlett Solo Connectivity
USB
Air Mode
Yes (Scarlett Solo)
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, each unit connects independently via USB to your computer. The Launchkey 37 handles MIDI data — notes, CC, transport, and DAW control — while the Scarlett Solo handles analog audio conversion at 24-bit/192kHz. They operate as separate devices within your DAW and can both be active simultaneously without conflict.
Ableton Live receives the deepest integration — the Launchkey 37 maps directly to session view, clip launching, and mixer control without any configuration. Logic Pro, Reason, Studio One, and Cubase support HUI-based control. Pro Tools integration runs via HUI. For other DAWs, the Launchkey works as a standard MIDI controller with manual mapping.
No. The Solo has one XLR mic preamp input and one high-impedance instrument input (¼" jack). Only one microphone can be connected at a time. For two simultaneous mic inputs, the Scarlett 2i2 is the appropriate step up.
Air mode applies a high-frequency presence boost modeled after Focusrite's ISA transformer-based preamps. It adds clarity and air in the upper midrange and high frequencies — particularly useful for vocals and acoustic instruments that benefit from extra definition without EQ processing in the DAW.
Yes. Scale modes, chord modes, and the arpeggiator are onboard features that operate via MIDI output regardless of which DAW or software is running. They work over both USB MIDI and the 5-pin MIDI output, making them available to hardware synthesizers and other MIDI devices as well.