FIRST TIME TESTING ABLETON LIVE & PUSH 2 - time for me to switch DAW?!
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what DAW are you using and why?!
Hey Bo, I use ableton because it was the first daw I understanded. Haven't tryed Cubase yet but I think I'm fine with ableton, I love it, the workflow, the effectchains, the grouping function with Makros, the max4live tools
I just traded my Push 2 in when I got the MODX6 last week. As much fun and as productive as it was, I just didn't use it that often; overall I'm much happier on keys than pads. I don't really like the raw Live workflows anymore either, I've settled on Cubase for my main DAW, Cubasis on iPad, and Reason for goofing around. (I have, or have tried others)
I use Logic, mainly because its easy but I have been falling in love with StudioOne by Presonus because it looks a lot more modern and has a nice step sequencer and chord options. I also use Ableton Live Lite for laying down quick ideas using the clips.
I use Ableton on my "recording" computer and then I use Reaper on another computer for MIDI for my hardware synths ( even thou Reaper i a full DAW ) , I sync computer A with computer B with rtpMIDI ( midi over network ) So I have all MIDI files on one comp and all clips and VSTs on the other comp
Reaper. It can do all the things I want and it costs nearly nothing, even for a commercial license, and upgrades are free.
“Whenever you think you’re clever with cabling, it always comes back to haunt you”. Amen
That resonated with me 😂
Yeah i literally LOLed
I read this as he was saying it and it hit on a whole different level
BoBeats: Ableton' own Push 2 tutorials are really good, covering most of the stuff this machine is capable of.
The push has many capabilities that are great for Ableton which allows easy flow for any music producer. Ableton is life changing when you delve into it. It's so easier to drag and drop effects and to sound design in it. Keep up the amazing work! I hope you keep using Ableton!
I've worked in Pro Tool, Logic and Cubase and they're all fine DAW's. Ableton never felt like just a DAW though, it feels like an instrument. Its personal preference but I find the workflow far more creatively inspiring than any other DAW that I've tried.
This is what I am looking for!
@@BoBeats I think you'll get on with Ableton just fine. You're in store for a fun few eureka moments during your first few months with it. Hell I still find new creative ways to work with it after 10 years.
Facts!
This is exactly what I said to somebody the other week. I've never had much interest in recording but Ableton feels more like using an instrument to me me than using a DAW.
I haven't been using Ableton for very long & I don't have a clue what I'm doing but I really enjoy it. I find it very easy & fast to work with.
You said it perfectly. Live is for making music. You can record tracks like other DAWs but it is much more of an instrument. I don't think it's the best choice for tracking a rock band. I would use reaper for that, but you could use live for anything
With Push, once you get the memory muscle you will miss it when you use Live separately. Amazing and robust piece of kit. Its got a real satisfying weight to it, and the workflow is good.
I think Ableton is incredible. It's not just a random choice by a lot of music makers. The company is focused and never stop improving. On another note, I made holes all over my desk for cables. It's so much better now. Ok the surface of the desk looks strange but the cables are totally out of the way. I am going to build a new desktop with holes everywhere that actually look good. The way we work we don't care about holes everywhere unless we need to write in paper but who does that anymore. I use an old iPad for note taking and memos. Great video, as usual.
Perry Pelican has Push changed how you compose for the better? What do you think are the advantages of it vs other devices - for example I have an APC 40 and keyboard controllers and they feel “good enough”. But I do get the sense there’s some nice advantages to Push. It’s just always hard to justify a Push vs buying a new Synth at similar price point.
Mainly using Ableton and Cubase. Have had both Push 1 and 2 but sold them both. As a singer and guitarist I like Ableton because I work live and it seems to lend itself more easily to live gigs. For basic on/off and song selection I use the Softstep 2. Ableton plays some recorded backing tracks as well as soft instruments. If I’m not playing guitar I’ll run external instruments via MIDI as well. It’s all good!
Thanks for your great channel!!
I've had my Push 2 since Spring 2016 and one of the things that made it come alive for me was adjusting the pads to be more sensitive. Try 8 - 6 - 7 for the values. I spent months arriving there, so figured I'd share.
I switched from Cubase to Ableton in 2006 or so, never looked back once. Now that I have the Push as well? Pssh! I love having such a simple setup that can do so much. Have fun, Bo. :)
8-6-7 is great!
So regarding playing back scenes in session mode on push, when you switch your controller to session view you may notice that the note repeat subdivision buttons to the right of your pads illuminate green. Those are now play buttons correspond to each scene, displayed as a horizontal line on the grid. Hope that helps
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I love push 2. The best part is converting the parts you play to a sampler instrument and replaying to get different variations
Ableton Live + Push 2 is an amazing hybrid workflow as long as you understand that Push 2 was not designed to control Ableton fully stand alone.
Im thinking about replacing the novation circuit in my dawless setup with a push and a laptop running ableton under the table. (Mainly because of all the mastering work live )Does'nt that work?
@@bauer6105 Sure it works, but is recommended you stay in Session view when using the Push. In the midi editor and Arrangement view, the mouse & keyboard becomes handier.
I rarely look at the laptop with push2 it was the first thing i noticed after upgrading from the akai push. I was an early adopter of ableton push and have never looked back and because of the support from ableton and max4live I am still learning new flows and work arounds after 10 years of push... fingers crossed in it's 10th anniversary ableton make an announcement of something new... im hoping full Mpe with multi directional pads for expressing akin to roli.
I've been trying to like Live for about a year and there are so many things to like about it (including the Push 2). But in the end I've gone back to Reaper because 1) MPE and PolyAT is not easily supported in Live and it works seamlessly in Reaper and 2) customization: Reaper is so flexible it can be daunting, but you can make it conform to you rather than the other way around. One thing I started leveraging heavily in Live is the Instrument Rack and I'm not yet sure how to pull that off in Reaper.
Welcome to my world, Reason, Ableton and Push!
the very first thing to do with a new push is press the setup button (top right) and adjust the pad sensitivity. that way you can just very gently press the pads. imagine placing your hand on them but they wont activate till you apply a tiny bit of pressure
Aw man, this sooo reminds me of when I was new. Don't worry, you'll figure it out. It just takes a little time.
For someone like me, with severe arthritis in the hands, the Push II is a godsend! It's such a pity Live looks like Excel! (only joking)
Yeah it does look a bit like dull excel , I guess cause it's german...
I always tell my friends exactly the same: Ableton Live is like any other DAW made with excel
Deep Thunks I’ve been wondering that, so in live view you can write songs, then when you switch to session, it’s really all layed out then? As if you wrote in in session?
Deep Thunks that’s crazy, while learning ableton lite version, I’m sitting here trying to fit one note at a time into arrangement view lol, I’m thinking it would take a year to make a song lol
Deep Thunks not that I know of, I’m a bass and guitar, keyboard player, I’ve just started setting up electronic music stuff, couple midi keyboards controllers...Arturia Keystep and a vintage Alesis, Behringer Neutron synth, Mackie HM 400 headphone amp, JBL 305 monitor speakers, dt770 80ohm headphones and AKG 371 headphones, scarlet 2i4 2nd gen interface, shure beta 58 mic, and a fresh download of Ableton 10 lite, going to get 10 Suite soon............so yeah just getting started and learning the process, I made a few cool “songs” in ableton 9 lite a couple years ago but it was so aggravating not having controllers and trying to do it all in the long view one note at a time with mouse clicks....................with guys like you around, I think this will be a much better go at it.................why do you ask about vpn and torrent? I will research a little.
So glad you made this video - Thank You! I’m a long time Ableton user but never invested in push because I prefer keyboard interfaces and it always seemed like a tool for producers who want to make beats and not for musicians. I learned a lot about the workflow advantages of Push vs the screen UX and would love to hear from other Push users whether it provides some creative flow enhancements or is it mostly about speed and efficiency gains? Perhaps those two are related...
Regarding the video - the Ableton Product mangers will get a long list of UX challenges from it. As an Ableton user there were a bunch of times I wanted to explain how It worked to you even though I’ve never touched a Push. It clearly helps to understand the Ableton workflow and data model (egTrack vs Device vs Scene vs Clip). For new users to the platform all of that has a steep learning curve.
push is great for musician not only beat makers.. :) try to search youtube for it and you will see how many great musician are very happy for Push :)
I enjoyed seeing someone not familiar with Ableton fumble around. Makes me want to get a push even more.
Ableton is so straight forward that once you start figuring things out you'll feel like an idiot. I loved the video!
I use FL Studio, which kind of universally feels like the "other" DAW. We can do just about anything in FL Studio, but it's going to be a weird journey through some audio theory to get there. Take sidechaining for instance. Other DAWs, you can look up a tutorial and have yourself a sidechain 5 minutes after learning what that is. In FL Studio, there's 3 ways I know of to do it. I personally prefer putting a peak controller on whatever I want to punch through and then use the output from the peak controller to automatically turn down a volume insert on whatever I want to "compress". I don't really "get" how to route audio to two different inputs on a compressor to make sidechain compression happen normally, so I use that workaround instead.
FL Studio is like that, but for EVERYTHING. Sends, returns, and busses? You can make those yourself. Live performance (the only genuine letdown I've ever had in FL Studio)? You can program that yourself, if you're willing to put in the time. Drum programming? We've got at least 4 ways to do that, depending on what mood you're in. Now that I know most of this stuff, I shudder at the thought of starting from scratch in a new DAW. And yet, if I want a really good live performance setup or MPE support, that is what I have to do. So the only things I'd consider leaving FL Studio for now are Ableton and/or Bitwig. I really want to wait and see if either Ableton or FL are going to add MPE support so I can avoid at least one extra DAW, but I know that Ableton Live literally has Live in the name for a reason, so I'll probably end up with it eventually.
I made the switch from FL studio to ableton couple years ago... Was frustrating in the beginning but I'm happy I switched. Feels like its easier to be more creative with ableton for me and you will never believe why. There are even more ways to do same things than in FL studio. Super confusing in the beginning but for me in the end it feels more open to own creativity...
I got used to my push 2 very quickly, it's actually not that difficult. Maybe 30-60min of just playing around without any tutorials or manuals, and I'm no pro in Ableton Live either. Just clicking stuff that's on the screen. Very soon I started changing individual drums as well. I think you'll master it very quickly. The only thing that let me down (besides the screen brightness off-power, which cannot be compared to NI products) is the touch-strip, which sometimes works well and sometimes not so much. It may depend on the finger position horizontally, but I haven't figured that out.
I got a shiver over that screen protector peel.
Ableton Suite because i also use Push2 beneath a lot of other external Gear. Btw the Wavetable synth in Ableton 10 is absolutely awesome.
My advice would be: just keep using the Push a lot. I think as time goes by, it'll start to make a lot of sense intuitively. I like what I'm hearing so far at least :D
Break out a wireless mouse in tandem with push for the best experience. I love live/push2 because there are so many DIFFERENT ways to make music🎶
Try building a drum rack with max4live drum instruments and adding effect (chains) to individual pads.
Simpler is powerful and wavetable is badass.
Even with the steep learning curve, the results are worth it.
Have fun!
To stop a clip: just press a white pad on the same row (same track).
To adjust the parameters of a single drum sound: press the second (or third, which depends on whether you turn on the 'show device' button of the drum rack) button above the screen, which display the drum sample's name.
Bo awesome video! The song is already great. I've used Ableton for recording/composing all my music and I love it! :-) Have a nice day everyone
Ableton with the Push 2 and the newest Reason update......WOW!!! I always had trouble getting the Push to control the Reason rack with Rewire. Now with the new update, Push 2 controls Reason instantly.
I really don't see much of an advantage of Push 2 over the Novation Launchpads, but to each their own I guess!
Try sequencing Ableton instruments with Deluge :) It’s even better than Push 2’s sequencer if you like that kind of sequencing.
Also if you’re still planning to use Reason, you might want to check out the reTouch Pusher, an excellent Push 2 script for controlling Reason devices
Great to see someone discovering Push 2. It's such a great instrument! Speaking of which, you've got me interested in Reason. I know the name, but how I've seen and heard it - more checking out...
I'm writing this before I watch the video and I'm very interested to see how this goes for you. I've been a Reason power user since 5 and didn't really start seriously making music in Live until version 9 came out. While I'm good in both programs I'd say Reason is my quick sketch pad DAW to Live, which just feels much more streamlined in a "let's get to work" DAW manner. I feel I can write a good track in either, but I think I have more fun writing tracks in Reason. Because it's a beautiful mess with and endless library of great sounds and synths. Live is a beautiful mess in a totally different way in that I'm not the biggest fan of it's sounds or some of it's layout and workflow choices, but things logically just make sense (sometimes to a fault). At the end of the day it shouldn't matter where you make music. The best place to make music is the software you enjoy making music the most in and that works for your creative style.
Alright, time to watch the video and see how this lil experiment went.
I agree, reason is fun and a big mess, I like the old school digital music sens about it, great vst's and looks so cool.
I need a mentor to teach me how to use live and push 2. I e just been learning from TH-cam videos but there’s so much information that idk where to start at. It’s driving me crazy lol
Jhova036 sequenceone.org there is a great online tutorial by Stefanie Anderson it’s $89 and well worth it. It’s kind of buried on the site but the best I’ve used. -Jeff
Once you switch to Ableton you will never go back.the learning curve is steepish but once you get it it's wonderful. The Grand Piano in Suite sounds wonderful and is very playable 💜👍🏼
Logic Pro X because a friend of mine always used it in his bedroom studio setup and chilling there all the time I got to know the workflow and so when I built my own studio it was a no-brainer for me. I think it'a a very intuitive DAW especially for artists and home recording musicians who don't go into the technical side of things too deep. Also for beginners in music production and such. And I absolutely love it!!! 🙌
Off topic, will there be a MakeN0ise 0-Coast video at some point? I know this won't be helping your gas 😂 but I guess you know about it, it's s been out for some time now. It's a really interesting synth and it would be dope to see you use it and hear your thoughts and experience.
Anyway thank you and keep up the good work!
You can launch the whole scene with the arrow buttons on the right. Then it stops clips on other rows.
Also ”Add device” can be anything from adding an instrument to an effect. So if you want to add an instrument to a MIDI track that’s what you should do.
If you use the Suite synths Push will already know how to map all of the parameters, making those synths particularly nice to use on Push. Reason plug-in - not so much.
Although I don't own one, due to the open controller script API in Bitwig and it's awesome community, a lot of people say push 2s workflow is even better ik Bitwig than Ableton. Be sure to try it since you seem to own both!
(Although the graphics on the push aren't as clean from what I've seen so far)
I love bitwig!
lol yes! No matter how nice i believe Ive got my cables, given enough time its a chaotic mess. Ableton is great host. I find running the FL vst and the new Reason vst very cohesive.
Bo’s ability to figure it out is amazin
Ahhh... being a long time FL Studio user, with the love I have for it, I think it lacks a bit on hardware MIDI support.
Although it seems that the situation is changing with the release of AKAI Fire controller, but it definitely is not something as usable as the Push.
But I'm hoping for the best, Image Line is doing an incredible job improving FL Studio.
Although, I'd like to try such hardware as the Push, someday...
Nice job!
good on you man..diving into Ableton.
A few months ago i decided to the same myself, coming from Logic.
I sort of secretly wished for you to do it, as the reason i did was exactly the same as you talked about here -> a LOT of ppl are using it...so it will be easier to learn watching tutorials and asking for help.
i like the clip approach, in session view... and being able to arrange your song in real time, while recording...by launching the clips you want.
i’ve just ordered the Maschine Jam, actually, so it will be my controller.
Live Looping and Clip arranging, those are the main reasons i got into Ableton.
If Push 2 was standalone, like Force, i would have got it.
thanks for the video,
it’s nice to see you sharing your learning process.
you’ll get up to speed in no time, with help from the community. ;)
cheers from Portugal
Welcome to the rabbit hole!
Oh and many many buttons on the Push do something different or give you more options on the interface screen if you long-press/hold them down. Have fun!
Ohhhh long press! Got it
was using logic until the last logic X update that stopped supporting my 2008 Mac Pro, so jumped ship to Ableton Live and then i bought push 2 a few weeks back, very happy with Live, i have a huge modular set-up so CV-tools and expert sleepers ES-3 works like a charm.
Presonus Studio One is in my opinion the best DAW ever made
Nice music, buddy!
Bitwig is my weapon of choice too. Seems to be so raw and in my eyes they are the most innovative. But I understand lots of people use Ableton because of the controller support. I am just lucky that I own Nektar MIDI equipment, which is in turn designed for Bitwig. Glad to see someone liking it too. I wondered where the people were! Also if you like Push 2 so much, and Bitwig, there is a good script from Moss for the push controller. I heard some good things about controlling Bitwig with the Push.
Native video support in Ableton is a deal maker for me versus Bitwig. I am constantly creating to picture and have to have it in my arrangement.
I have a Push and use Bitwig, and it's awesome, and I love it!
I use Logic but Bitwig has always been a obvious DAW to switch to. It like Logic and Ableton had child with a more colourful GUI. If they Incorporated a sheet music function and take comping from Logic then i'd definitely consider it.
welcome aboard.. can't wait to see how u use the sequencer in the ableton push 2.. awesome!
2:20 - You should have close mic'd that with a U87 and a pair of KM184's in stereo. Satisfying.
I didn't understand much of it but I enjoyed the video! :)
I really want one of these!!
Welcome to the world of the push 2, so glad you got one, its a fantastic machine if you learn it, i have had mine for almost a year, and i have only scratched the surface with it, but done some great tracks though. that aside, you are in for a hell of a learning curve, but if you persist its well worth the effort, i strongly suggest you go to Ableton where you can learn all the super things the push 2 can do, in my opinion, it walks all over the machine Mk iii, talking about native instruments, i have the machine jam sat next to the ableton push 2, and they work in complete harmony together,( get the pun?) if you did not here the answer COMPLETE. the reason the machine jam is in the mix is it makes it easy to control all the levels and effects on my tracks, and see the session without having to switch the push 2, to session mode. i also added a midi controller the nectar 49 impact LX49+
however i was not aware the the push would work with other DAWS? tell me more....
it was great to see a learner, that's what i was like when i got mine.
have fun.
regards
Russell
You Pioneered it like a pro!!! Well You are pro bro!!! Loved your logical flow and dive in Wonderful~ not shabby at all
With session view you got to press the buttons again and after the 4 bars they will stop or you can press the timing (1/4 notes etc)
buttons on the right which apply to each scene is on the same line 😁 hope that helps. Happy Abletoning!
Aha!!!!! 🤩
Thanks Bo, Push looks realy cool, i'm a longtime Cubase user but starts over thinking it now......
The Ableton Push 2 is the best, the most easiest fun controller I’ve ever used to produce music on ever!
could you review the Akai Force? pease
My last experiments were in ACID 3.0 on a Windows XP way back when pre 1999. I think I understand why this costs hundreds of dollars now. I was looking at the Rolland red Loop Station box but now would put the funds towards a box like this.
Hey dude i habe a question.
I am 14 Jeans old and i don' t now should i buy thi awasome machin or not.
Thank you for the answer!
Watching after ordering one.😁
Welcome to Ableton. Live my friend... The only one you have a Session view for playing and for live sessions
To echo some others - maxing out (pun at least a lil bit intended) on the stock plugins is a really helpful means of developing familiarity with the Push interface and what's possible with mapping etc and some of the way that things are structured in Ableton-land. For instance when you were wanting to edit the settings for just the one drum etc you were just a button push away :) Have fun with it! The bite-size Push instructional vids on the Ableton youtube channel might be really helpful depending on how you like to learn.
I wanted to ask what the (I assume?) interface was that was connected to your MacBook? Looked really neat!
Thanks buddy! Its a Komplete audio interface from Ni. The big one
I am using ableton seeing if this device was worth it. Thanks for this video!
Personally Tom Cosm and Andrew Huang are great with Ableton
Reason # 4: Max 4 Live!
Go to you samples drag and drop any sample onto the drumrack pads. It's nice to see you trying out ableton and push but believe me when i say youre viewing the tip of an iceberg through a telescope. Keep adventuring it's one hell of a rabbit hole!
Very helpful video! Could you let me know what your USB Hub is?
Well, it's almost the Force. Although you've resisted for quite a while, I'd love to see your take. I have Push 2 also, a beautiful device.
Do you have the force? Do you like that over the push 2?
If you want to control your favourite VST,s with Ableton Push and browse presets, tweak parameters without mousing but only using Push take a look here: www.lovelight.biz or join the FB group here: facebook.com/AbletonPushVstRacks/
Uh oh Bo, whatever you do, don't go getting into Max... And certainly don't go getting into Pure Data... You'll be lost to the world forever!
Haha, so true.
im an ableton fan boy, never even felt the need to learn to use any other tbh, does all i need :)
Why not read the manual and watch some of the countless Ableton/Push tutorials ? You're really missing out if you just go the trial&error route without consulting the manual.
reading manuals is boring!! ✌️
@@BoBeats … but super useful for powerful software like this. By reading the manual I learned all about the existing capabilities of Live without needing them at that moment but remembering them when needed.
@@BoBeats You can skip it just fine, but Live's manual is actually very good and well-written, it is surprisingly readable.
@bobeats How do you feel about it nearly one year later?
Its good but I still prefer Maschine
When I'm recording, I use Reaper. it's really flexible and has a solid, intuitive workflow. I use Ableton Live 10 as an instrument/sketchpad when I travel, and I also use it when I'm flipping a sample. Honestly, Ableton is so powerful and so flexible it's hard to not find it inspiring. Definitely a learning curve when you're coming from a more traditional DAW!
I never really "got" the Push though. It just seems like too much money for a bunch of macros and MIDI control. Does it really add $800 worth of control when you're using it, or does a Launchpad suffice?
Word up brother!!
I've always been put off by the look of Ableton , but I've decided to give it another look, live lite 10 is actually very usable, I can see me buying a dedicated controller and upgrading, but I'll always still use cubase pro , I suppose it depends on what you need in a daw and what kind of music you want to produce... I'm getting into electronic music so maybe that's why I see the value in trying Ableton, right... Let's see what you thought... Run VT.... 👍
HI, can someone help me out please? Im pretty confused with so much gear out there. I have a drumbrute and now im considering a synth like a minibrute 2 or a launchpad like this ableton push 2. My idea is to make some beats and sounds for recording and then play my guitar as another track on top. Also make a loop and switch to guitar for example.
Any tips??? Thanks in advance!!
I'm loving that track you were making with the pad sound. Please say you finished it and I can hear it somewhere?!
Apologies if you have already said (haven't completed video yet), are you planning to do a Push2 vs Maschine video? Struggling to decide which to get.
cool, when are you going to use the Novation slk mkiii with the push2, i want an Novtation keyboard,
If you're keen to learn Push, check out DJ Step 1's course, it's super clear, comprehensive and well-paced. Highly recommended: sequence-one.teachable.com/p/ableton-push-2
(also, if you ask nicely, you get a discount...at least I did 😊)
One,thing,worth noting. ALWAYS use the use cable,that came with the push 2
How so?
BoBeats I tried to use the controller with another cable and push was misbehaving even with the psu connected. The other cable in question was that from the push 1. Even now sometimes I have to restart it but keep in mind we’re taking about a 10 year old Mac so it’s become very sensitive
Ah! Yeah I googled and there seems to have been alot of issues for people regarding this. Funny enough this video was shot mostly with a third party cable so I am glad it just happened to work
I am a Maschine user that switched to Abelton with the intent to sell my MK3.... HOWEVER, though I love Abelton and the push 2, I can’t seem to let my MK3 go. Which is odd because owning both is redundant!! Love them both and neither or push cancel each other out. I mean while the MK3 works with Live it doesn’t match the DAW integration of live. However, when it comes to quickly banging out some drums, nothing beats(pun intended) the MK3. So for now I have them both!!
Bo, you have a AE modular system??
DO A REVIEW!!!!! Please :o and a decent demo
Maybe some generative melody stuff? Saw some demo's but there are so few good ones about this
Its coming!! :-)
@@BoBeats Nice! Already looking forward to this one
More about PUSH2 PLEEEEEEEEEEEASE!!! 😍🤩😁😁😁
Enjoyed hearing many of my presets here. Nice walk through on Push and Live.
great sounds!
The one and sadly only video of the push2
i might make a followup video. I’ve been enjoying the push
BoBeats looking forward to it. Hope I get inspired and use mine a bit more.
Good video Bo I like ableton it has allot of great tools and on board synths.
It's frustrating having to switch DAWs. Once my macbook pro shit the bed, I didn't want to have to switch from Logic, but I didn't want to have to shell out 2x the amount of money for a new mac over a pc... so I spent probably the same amount of money on a new pc, live 10, & push 2. Now I'm having to relearn everything & I _haaate_ it.
time to join the club :)
so should i say "welcome to the club"
This makes me miss my Push 2. I traded it out for a Rev2 a while back.
Great channel bro 👍
i zone out too much just hearing those sound packs relexes me lmfao!! good job Ableton is choice
Ableton+Push+Reason is a love triangle match made in heaven. I use them in the same way.
@BoBeats: Would you be interested in using a raspberrypi to make the push2 gain some basic Midi-Controller functionality without ableton?
what instrument is at 4:43?
Nice table cover also 🤓 take my thumbs up 👍
The push2 and ableton is as much an instrument as it is a daw with a dedicated control surface. I can do more on the fly with push 2 than i can with maschine, possibly down to how long i have been a push user, i love both but spend way more time creating and performing with push.