A small python script that turns your Novation Launchpad into a 4K rythm game controller!
git clone https://github.com/alexfeed1990/LaunchToRhythm.git
cd LaunchToRhythm
pip -r requirements.txt
python LaunchToRhythm.py
The configuration is pretty simple and self explanatory:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| effect1enabled | If the first effect is enabled or not. |
| effect2enabled | If the second effect is enabled or not. |
| effect1speed | The speed of the first effect. |
| effect2speed | The speed of the second effect. |
| effect1color | The color of the first effect. |
| effect2colors | Array of the colors used in the second effect |
| effect2colors 1 | First color used in the second effect (Background color). |
| effect2colors 2 | Second color used in the second effect (Foreground color). |
| keys | Array of the 4 keys pressed. |
| keys 1 | First key. |
| keys 2 | Second key. |
| keys 3 | Third key. |
| keys 4 | Fourth key. |
| buttons | Array of the 4 buttons x and y position on the Launchpad. |
| buttons 1 | The x and y of the first button. |
| buttons 2 | The x and y of the second button. |
| buttons 3 | The x and y of the third button. |
| buttons 4 | The x and y of the fourth button. |
| pressColor | The color when you press one of the 4 keys on the Launchpad. |
To modify any color values, check this map of the Launchpad color scheme.
To modify any position values, check out this script.