I’ve been making music since 2000 and have never released a single track. I’ve owned the Push 1 and never used it. I owned several hardware synths over the years, only to then decide to remove myself of all of the clutter and have one focus piece of kit. Ableton has been my DAW for at least 12 years and I now know it’s time for me to simply focus on it instead of a room full of synthesizers. I got the Push 2 now and am ready to finish the hundreds of ideas I’ve created over the years. I’ve got a lot of hard drives to dig through and begin finishing some tracks. I have no ambition to be famous lol. I’m 40 and partake in the festivities that usually come with the electronic scene anymore, so I just want to make music and put tracks out for others to listen to and enjoy. I look forward to digging into your tutorials!
This is a beautiful story Justin, thank you for sharing so openly! I wholeheartedly believe in focus and doing more with less, although this is of course a very personal thing, and a question which touches upon who we are and which workflows work for us. Trying them all out (synth cave / push + live / batcave) is sometimes key to finding out. Good luck, and let us know how it goes, and I’ll be happy to answer any questions you have in the course.
Justin! Loved reading your post! Berklee student here...also your age. I couldn't agree with you more on what you said. Lol sounds very familiar. Check out my stuff. Would be kind of cool to do a collab with someone just because!
Just viewed this fantastic tutorial. I am a retired musician (68 yrs old), still like to create and make music to enjoy. As stated below by one of the comments, I am not looking to make it big in music as over the years have had my fair share of tours and road travels. Currently using the Ableton Live Suite and also the Push 2. Have been working off and on with the Push 2 unit and most of it was hit and miss. This tutorial provided me with direction and insight of how the unit works with Ableton. Thank you Andri for this great instruction. Look forward to more tutorials.
You’re one of the most clear and concise you tubers making content for push and I’m excited about purchasing this course. Thank you for putting the time and effort into this.
I know I'm a bit late to catch on Andri, but heaps of thanks for this tutorial!! I've learnt more in the past 33 minutes than I have in the last 4 years, trying to figure out Push 2 on my own!
Ah that’s just wonderful to hear! Happy to have been able to help. Don’t hesitate to get in touch if you’ve got questions about the rest of the course. Most of all, go forth and Push :)
User mapping (especially momentary!!) removes the only questions holding me back from buying Push, thank you! For years I've had a custom transport scheme including return to arrangement mapped to the drum pads on my SL MKII, as I use both views in performance. Still stuck between upgrading to Push 2 or the SL MKIII, but this makes Push look even more enticing.
Excellent, I'll be checking out he course. Your teaching style is great, clear & concise, promoting new ideas/expansion but without being too challenging.
Thank you! Very useful and pleasing presentation. Lots of really great and new(to me) tips... had no idea about simultaneously running clip and arrangement and the user mapping was a bit 🤯
I bought the push bible, both beginners and intermediate. I'm very generally satisfied with the quality of your content. The image is amazingly clean, and you communicate very well... I'm practicing and taking my time to integrate some tricks but I'm really dying to learn with you Live push 2 techniques and how to prepare live sets in a very comprehensive way. If you could share more that kind ot things I would be extremely grateful.
Eboshi San thank you so much! That’s great to hear! I have exactly that kind of content in mind. If you like please email me at wrkshp.eu@gmail.com and I’ll explain in more detail :)
@@AndriSoren I'm thinking that some content like the @Belibat's ones for Live performance: th-cam.com/video/3Dwq4xvZIck/w-d-xo.html is very helpful for practicing with push 2.
@@mariduf I like Belibat's work - good suggestion - I am feeding all the feedback (which is quite a phrase) into what I do next :) Thanks again and let me know if there's anything else!
Thank you kind sir! I reckon I need to “trip the youtube algo” a bit more, or simply suggest that people subscribe more often - then again slow growth is also fine, especially as one tends to collect the nicest peeps first!
@@AndriSoren maybe you could make short clips out of your longer videos. Easiest way: upload every chapter and give it a nice thumbnail and title. Other TH-camrs created a „clips“ or „shorts“ account these days. Also you could try a livestream if you haven’t already.
@@rasmusrasmussenmusic Amen! I have been pondering making shorter videos, it's absolutely on my list. Thanks so much for the ideas and encouragement. Also I checked out your channel and you're doing good things there, and I had a good laugh at the "nobody watches" song 😅
Well done man subsd. Hope you should make a complete tutorial of abelton live 10 from begineer to expert level. Thats a kind of step into thr people who wants to learn production as well.
Great video Andri! I'm trying to get my head around Session view, Maschine is my thing... I can't figure out how people work around the fact that you can't start in the middle of an 8 bar clip (to edit the MIDI for example) and have the other clips NOT start at zero. It makes it impossible to hear your edits without starting the entire scene over again. How do people get around this? I also hate the fact that there is no shift-start on the Push2...
Hey Andri! Thanks for video, it helped me a lot. One question about recording arrangement. Is there any way i could record new instruments and tracks while recording in arrangement? I already have arrangement laid out and ready to record but i want to play some melodies over it but it neeeds to be recorded. Only workaround i found was to record master track, but that way i have only single WAV file. Sorry for a lenghty question and thanks!
Hey Canu, good question! You could explore recording each midi track into a separate audio track. It’s not ideal because when you stop payback or recording it will stop recording clips to these tracks, but it’s an option. Feel free to join the full (free) course on arrangement on WRKSHP.eu and we can discuss more over there if you have any other questions.
Hi I love your channel and videos mostly those explaining Push 2 which is what I just got Here's the issue I'm having with my Push 2 When browsing, the menus/columns of anything (instruments, FX, plugins, samples, etc) don't pop/expand to the right automatically as they were doing before, now I have two buttons illuminated with arrows (< >) on the far right for scroll right or left, where before I had the upload option/button I have no idea why this is happening nor why has it changed or what did I do to change this setting but I can't find the way to get it back to the usual settings that everybody else seems to be having within the browser screen Any help will be greatly appreciated
Hi Gus! Do you have Live 12? There are some updates to how Push works with Live 12 that have led to changes in how the library is shown. These changes are part of Ableton "moving" Push 2 onto a new communication standard with Ableton Live. I believe you can revert back to the previous setup if you prefer that.
@@AndriSoren Hi Andri, Thanks for your prompt reply Yes I'm on Live 12 already I would love to revert back to the previous setup, but no idea how to do that Is it too complicated? Any hints! Thanks again
I have a question. I want to buy this remote. But I have no experience in writing music and I have no musical education. Should I get this remote and will this remote help me in learning to master music and write it
It’s an excellent question, and I have to start by saying that it’s quite difficult for me to answer, but here’s a question that will help; Are you comfortable using technology / computers in general? If yes, then buying Push is absolutely worth considering, and I think the majority of people in your situation would find it a nice entry point to learning how to make music. That said, and if you’d like to be a bit more sure if making music with computers and software is for you, I would suggest the following; 1) try some free music making apps on your phone or tablet (or computer) to get a feel of their potential as well as limitations. 2) Check some of the TH-cam channels that compare daw (digital audio workstation) software - there are some good comparisons out there. 3) Check resources like Ableton’s “learning music” on their website. It’s free and a good introduction to some concepts. learningmusic.ableton.com/ 3) Try downloading the free trial version of different DAW software, such as Ableton Live, FL Studio, Logic, and others. Don’t download them all at once maybe as many are limited to 30 days. Get a feel of how they work, their logic, and how they feel. 4) Buy or borrow some budget or second hand MIDI controllers like those from Korg (nano range) or a novation launchpad (or even second hand Push 1 or 2) and see how it feels using them to make music. They will help guide you towards knowing what you want to use. Most of all listen to what feels right, and what you enjoy. Making music should be fun, and yet it can often be frustrating. Keep coming back to the parts that are fun, and slowly but surely you’ll grow, learn, and music will become a friend.
Love your content, and I have a question regarding push Pads, I'm thinking of buying one but still unsure If I'm gonna like the pads. How do you rate the pads in push 2, the quality, and sensitivity?
Thank you, Bassam! I find the pads a big improvement over Push 1. More sensitive, you can slide your fingers across them without them getting stuck, and just much nicer to use, in general. Definitely a different “feel”, but you get used to it.
The pads are amazing. I wasnt planning on buying a push 2 until i tried one... then i couldnt justify buying something else :'). It feels like an instrument (im a piano/guitar player)
Interesting question! What you could potentially do is use the plugin “push hacker” (www.soundmanufacture.net/pushhacker.html) to remap that button to indeed do nothing (or close to nothing). I’m 90% sure it will work.
hello thanks for the video, im wondering if its possible to record direct to arrangement view and external audio, for example a drum machine or a guitar? thanks!
Hello Augustin! Absolutely - you can set up an audio track, using the I-O settings to record the external audio input of your soundcard (CMD on Mac CTRL on PC + comma button on your keyboard to get to these settings). You then arm the track, hit record, and go!
I’ve heard there could be some issues with pads getting stuck, making the unit unusable. Have you heard or experienced any issues, what is your take on that, especially buying from a third party.
Hi Jeff, no, that generally won’t save any cpu resources. Resources can however be reduced by turning off devices in Live using the “power” button on the top left of a device or rack. Check my Super Instrument Rack tutorial for a neat way to use chain selectors to turn these on and off.
@@AndriSoren OK! I will check that out.. I am suddenly re-immersed in your full course .. so naturally I came across this one. I kind of like the idea of recording a clip with one instrument configuration.. then changing the instrument and into something completely different .... and recording that with affecting the previous one. ... doing that with multiple tracks with the same instrument... but not eating up resources.
I live in session view, my brain is really chaotic & scattered so session works for me, but sometimes i like to bring stuff to arrangement view, the problem with back to session/arrangement orange button, is it doesn't pick back where you left off in session mode, it stops all clips, and if you're unorganized and choatic, remembering which clips were active can be a disaster. is there anyway around this. and i know it's a pipe dream but does anyone know how to automate the solo button. everyone always tries to give me the just mute everything else work around, but that doesn't work the same and effects all my sidechains and delays where solo drops, glue everything together
Hi thanks so much for the helpful tips on the midi learn in user mode on the push 2. Is there a way to map a button to switch from session view to arrangement view on the push - having to use the keyboard for this is a pain. Or have I missed something?!
30/1 electronic music collab ah that’s strange - which link did you try? Sometimes it doesn’t work unless you use https - wrkshp.eu - wrkshp.thinkific.com should work!
@@AndriSoren Works just fine now! You're goddamn wizard dude, loving your tuts, loads of inspiration, saving up money for getting the full course How do you think, I've followed all the tuts by ableton and loads all over the youtube, should I get the beginner and intermediate course or intermediate one is gonna be just fine? You've got an astonishing, soothing voice and manners, and the content is marvellous, glad to meet you
For God's sake any time an Arp happens doesn't mean it is Stranger Things. I like the music on that show but I get tired of people always comparing electronic music to that. I was ripping off John Carpenter way before they came around!
@@alexmax9832 ah now I understand :) It’s this one; m.thomann.de/be/millenium_laptopstand_white.htm?offid=1&affid=229&subid=kelkoo-be&from=kelkoo&gclid=CjwKCAiAyc2BBhAaEiwA44-wW0GuaX29kGTu6WT-2dvWDt0XnYmhRKoScx-GQ4J6GIIFic-WxoSQ0RoCMwQQAvD_BwE I’m guessing it can be found on other online stores too.
Хотел бы я предложить это, Денис - я могу добавлять субтитры на определенном языке только в том случае, если есть достаточно людей, которые просят об этом, так как делать это должным образом дорого. Однако я добавлю ваш запрос в свой список - спасибо, что сообщили мне! (я использовал гугл переводчик, извините, если качество плохое!) (I used google translate) 😌
I own a push 2 and the workflow with scenes and clips is garbage. Follow actions are useless. They need to release a feature that is just like the mpc song mode so that people can simply arrange a whole beat in 10 seconds and export the inputted arrangement to the arrangement view without having record and mess around and waste so much time with all that other bs. The fact that something like that doesn't exist yet in Ableton blows my mind.
Graphwize there’s definitely room for improvement and added features. In Live 11, scenes can now use follow actions, which mitigates that somewhat, but to use them you do need to step into Live and away from Push. In any case, I couldn’t agree more that workflow is everything, and that ideally we’d combine the beat features out there in one place.
@@joshraab6808 I see now you were responding to Graphwize :) Good point. As you’re pointing out, there is often more than one way of doing something in Live. Push + Live sometimes can indeed slow down certain processes, but at the same time open up a different workflow, one where we’re not moving between mouse and keyboard and multiple controllers, and that opens up a different mindset or feel. There are definitely some gaps in certain workflows however, and I suppose that’s what graphwize was touching upon.
@@AndriSoren They added the ability to add the follow action thing to the master track in session view in live 11 now. Closer to how song mode is on the mpc but still not as quick of a workflow
wrkshp.thinkific.com is where you’ll find more info about the course!
I’ve been making music since 2000 and have never released a single track. I’ve owned the Push 1 and never used it. I owned several hardware synths over the years, only to then decide to remove myself of all of the clutter and have one focus piece of kit. Ableton has been my DAW for at least 12 years and I now know it’s time for me to simply focus on it instead of a room full of synthesizers. I got the Push 2 now and am ready to finish the hundreds of ideas I’ve created over the years. I’ve got a lot of hard drives to dig through and begin finishing some tracks. I have no ambition to be famous lol. I’m 40 and partake in the festivities that usually come with the electronic scene anymore, so I just want to make music and put tracks out for others to listen to and enjoy. I look forward to digging into your tutorials!
This is a beautiful story Justin, thank you for sharing so openly! I wholeheartedly believe in focus and doing more with less, although this is of course a very personal thing, and a question which touches upon who we are and which workflows work for us. Trying them all out (synth cave / push + live / batcave) is sometimes key to finding out.
Good luck, and let us know how it goes, and I’ll be happy to answer any questions you have in the course.
Justin! Loved reading your post! Berklee student here...also your age. I couldn't agree with you more on what you said. Lol sounds very familiar. Check out my stuff. Would be kind of cool to do a collab with someone just because!
I feel you bro.
So how are you doing? I am heading in that same direction. I am going to write in Ableton and THEN pull out all those synths and drum machines!
Just viewed this fantastic tutorial. I am a retired musician (68 yrs old), still like to create and make music to enjoy. As stated below by one of the comments, I am not looking to make it big in music as over the years have had my fair share of tours and road travels. Currently using the Ableton Live Suite and also the Push 2. Have been working off and on with the Push 2 unit and most of it was hit and miss. This tutorial provided me with direction and insight of how the unit works with Ableton. Thank you Andri for this great instruction. Look forward to more tutorials.
Been following for a few year and very excited to find time for this. Thank you for this
Lawrence thank you for letting me know! That’s really nice to hear 😊
You’re one of the most clear and concise you tubers making content for push and I’m excited about purchasing this course. Thank you for putting the time and effort into this.
Thank you my friend! Those are kind words indeed.
I know I'm a bit late to catch on Andri, but heaps of thanks for this tutorial!! I've learnt more in the past 33 minutes than I have in the last 4 years, trying to figure out Push 2 on my own!
Ah that’s just wonderful to hear! Happy to have been able to help. Don’t hesitate to get in touch if you’ve got questions about the rest of the course. Most of all, go forth and Push :)
Love you vibing out to your track, brought me a big smile!
Aw thanks Rufus! 🙃
The lead is my favorite part! Workz great.
Top quality tutorial of the Push with Ableton Live. 🤩
Andri, very good instruction. you are a good teacher. That is a very important and rare skill.
Thank you so much, Jc! 🙏🏻
Your very kind words are much appreciated 😌
Now I'm subscribed... Gonna look into WRKSHP to see what else I can learn from you... and thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.
Brilliant! Finally depth and clarity on the Push2. Count me back in with Ableton - TY Andri
@@TLllllll Went to back Logic for a few years. Been live looping with Push 2 since it came out. Andri has rekindled my interest back to Ableton.
User mapping (especially momentary!!) removes the only questions holding me back from buying Push, thank you! For years I've had a custom transport scheme including return to arrangement mapped to the drum pads on my SL MKII, as I use both views in performance. Still stuck between upgrading to Push 2 or the SL MKIII, but this makes Push look even more enticing.
Excellent, I'll be checking out he course. Your teaching style is great, clear & concise, promoting new ideas/expansion but without being too challenging.
Thank you Stewart! Wonderful feedback 🙏🏻
just great, you doing great dude❤
I've been learning a lot in the course Andri, thanks a lot for making such a comprehensible and fun experience!
That's so nice to hear Monka, thank you! Really :)
Perfect push thanks andri
Thank you! Very useful and pleasing presentation. Lots of really great and new(to me) tips... had no idea about simultaneously running clip and arrangement and the user mapping was a bit 🤯
Awesome, Willem! Did you check the second half on WRKSHP.eu as well?
@@AndriSoren I did not.. I will definitely do that. Thanks!
Great stuff! I purchased the course and look forward to studying with you 🤓
Oh nice! Welcome, sir! 🤝
Thanks Andri!
THANK YOU SO MUCH IS SO GOOD. YOU ARE THE BEST!!!
🙏🏻😙
I bought the push bible, both beginners and intermediate. I'm very generally satisfied with the quality of your content. The image is amazingly clean, and you communicate very well... I'm practicing and taking my time to integrate some tricks but I'm really dying to learn with you Live push 2 techniques and how to prepare live sets in a very comprehensive way. If you could share more that kind ot things I would be extremely grateful.
Eboshi San thank you so much! That’s great to hear! I have exactly that kind of content in mind. If you like please email me at wrkshp.eu@gmail.com and I’ll explain in more detail :)
@@AndriSoren I'm thinking that some content like the @Belibat's ones for Live performance: th-cam.com/video/3Dwq4xvZIck/w-d-xo.html is very helpful for practicing with push 2.
@@mariduf I like Belibat's work - good suggestion - I am feeding all the feedback (which is quite a phrase) into what I do next :) Thanks again and let me know if there's anything else!
love this amd im only on the frst 5 min, been trying to find a good solid tutorial for advanced and the website seems to have it all!!
Amazing tutorial thanks a lot!! The courses are too expensive for me unfortunately
You deserve more subs dude, you're a hell of a teacher 🤯👍
Thank you kind sir! I reckon I need to “trip the youtube algo” a bit more, or simply suggest that people subscribe more often - then again slow growth is also fine, especially as one tends to collect the nicest peeps first!
@@AndriSoren maybe you could make short clips out of your longer videos. Easiest way: upload every chapter and give it a nice thumbnail and title. Other TH-camrs created a „clips“ or „shorts“ account these days. Also you could try a livestream if you haven’t already.
@@rasmusrasmussenmusic Amen! I have been pondering making shorter videos, it's absolutely on my list. Thanks so much for the ideas and encouragement. Also I checked out your channel and you're doing good things there, and I had a good laugh at the "nobody watches" song 😅
You are amazing! THANK YOU
This was an epic notification to get while randomly browsing my phone at 4am! Thank you Freddie - you’re amazing!
thank *YOU*
Well done man subsd. Hope you should make a complete tutorial of abelton live 10 from begineer to expert level. Thats a kind of step into thr people who wants to learn production as well.
Echo Productions thank you! It’s absolutely in the works! Take care my friend!
@@AndriSoren Thanks man waiting...
When Push Bible meets Playgrnd. The drip feed is killing me! :P
Super helpful, only thing that's missing is how to actually load the clips onto the buttons
Great video Andri! I'm trying to get my head around Session view, Maschine is my thing... I can't figure out how people work around the fact that you can't start in the middle of an 8 bar clip (to edit the MIDI for example) and have the other clips NOT start at zero. It makes it impossible to hear your edits without starting the entire scene over again. How do people get around this? I also hate the fact that there is no shift-start on the Push2...
What is shift-start on the Maschine?
Super Helpful thank you
Thank you in return!
Hey Andri! Thanks for video, it helped me a lot. One question about recording arrangement. Is there any way i could record new instruments and tracks while recording in arrangement? I already have arrangement laid out and ready to record but i want to play some melodies over it but it neeeds to be recorded. Only workaround i found was to record master track, but that way i have only single WAV file. Sorry for a lenghty question and thanks!
Hey Canu, good question! You could explore recording each midi track into a separate audio track. It’s not ideal because when you stop payback or recording it will stop recording clips to these tracks, but it’s an option. Feel free to join the full (free) course on arrangement on WRKSHP.eu and we can discuss more over there if you have any other questions.
thank you 👍
Hi
I love your channel and videos mostly those explaining Push 2 which is what I just got
Here's the issue I'm having with my Push 2
When browsing, the menus/columns of anything (instruments, FX, plugins, samples, etc) don't pop/expand to the right automatically as they were doing before, now I have two buttons illuminated with arrows (< >) on the far right for scroll right or left, where before I had the upload option/button
I have no idea why this is happening nor why has it changed or what did I do to change this setting but I can't find the way to get it back to the usual settings that everybody else seems to be having within the browser screen
Any help will be greatly appreciated
Hi Gus! Do you have Live 12? There are some updates to how Push works with Live 12 that have led to changes in how the library is shown.
These changes are part of Ableton "moving" Push 2 onto a new communication standard with Ableton Live. I believe you can revert back to the previous setup if you prefer that.
@@AndriSoren
Hi Andri,
Thanks for your prompt reply
Yes I'm on Live 12 already
I would love to revert back to the previous setup, but no idea how to do that
Is it too complicated? Any hints!
Thanks again
I have a question. I want to buy this remote. But I have no experience in writing music and I have no musical education. Should I get this remote and will this remote help me in learning to master music and write it
It’s an excellent question, and I have to start by saying that it’s quite difficult for me to answer, but here’s a question that will help;
Are you comfortable using technology / computers in general? If yes, then buying Push is absolutely worth considering, and I think the majority of people in your situation would find it a nice entry point to learning how to make music.
That said, and if you’d like to be a bit more sure if making music with computers and software is for you, I would suggest the following;
1) try some free music making apps on your phone or tablet (or computer) to get a feel of their potential as well as limitations.
2) Check some of the TH-cam channels that compare daw (digital audio workstation) software - there are some good comparisons out there.
3) Check resources like Ableton’s “learning music” on their website. It’s free and a good introduction to some concepts. learningmusic.ableton.com/
3) Try downloading the free trial version of different DAW software, such as Ableton Live, FL Studio, Logic, and others. Don’t download them all at once maybe as many are limited to 30 days. Get a feel of how they work, their logic, and how they feel.
4) Buy or borrow some budget or second hand MIDI controllers like those from Korg (nano range) or a novation launchpad (or even second hand Push 1 or 2) and see how it feels using them to make music. They will help guide you towards knowing what you want to use.
Most of all listen to what feels right, and what you enjoy. Making music should be fun, and yet it can often be frustrating. Keep coming back to the parts that are fun, and slowly but surely you’ll grow, learn, and music will become a friend.
Love your content, and I have a question regarding push Pads, I'm thinking of buying one but still unsure If I'm gonna like the pads. How do you rate the pads in push 2, the quality, and sensitivity?
Thank you, Bassam! I find the pads a big improvement over Push 1. More sensitive, you can slide your fingers across them without them getting stuck, and just much nicer to use, in general. Definitely a different “feel”, but you get used to it.
The pads are amazing. I wasnt planning on buying a push 2 until i tried one... then i couldnt justify buying something else :'). It feels like an instrument (im a piano/guitar player)
You can also adjust the sensitivity to your liking.
@@eternalmonsoon8103 exactly!
Does anyone know how to navigate through markers (locators) located in Arrange mode using Push 2?
Sure! If you go to WRKSHP.eu you can take the full chapter (still for free) and see how you can do this with user mode :)
any way to turn the session button off so you cant press by accident in live show which stops music pls xxx
Interesting question! What you could potentially do is use the plugin “push hacker” (www.soundmanufacture.net/pushhacker.html) to remap that button to indeed do nothing (or close to nothing). I’m 90% sure it will work.
hello thanks for the video, im wondering if its possible to record direct to arrangement view and external audio, for example a drum machine or a guitar? thanks!
Hello Augustin! Absolutely - you can set up an audio track, using the I-O settings to record the external audio input of your soundcard (CMD on Mac CTRL on PC + comma button on your keyboard to get to these settings). You then arm the track, hit record, and go!
@@AndriSoren thank you very much! =)
I’ve heard there could be some issues with pads getting stuck, making the unit unusable. Have you heard or experienced any issues, what is your take on that, especially buying from a third party.
I'm curious: Does Muting a duplicate track reduce the amount of resources that are being used in that track?
Hi Jeff, no, that generally won’t save any cpu resources. Resources can however be reduced by turning off devices in Live using the “power” button on the top left of a device or rack. Check my Super Instrument Rack tutorial for a neat way to use chain selectors to turn these on and off.
@@AndriSoren OK! I will check that out.. I am suddenly re-immersed in your full course .. so naturally I came across this one. I kind of like the idea of recording a clip with one instrument configuration.. then changing the instrument and into something completely different .... and recording that with affecting the previous one. ... doing that with multiple tracks with the same instrument... but not eating up resources.
I live in session view, my brain is really chaotic & scattered so session works for me, but sometimes i like to bring stuff to arrangement view, the problem with back to session/arrangement orange button, is it doesn't pick back where you left off in session mode, it stops all clips, and if you're unorganized and choatic, remembering which clips were active can be a disaster. is there anyway around this. and i know it's a pipe dream but does anyone know how to automate the solo button. everyone always tries to give me the just mute everything else work around, but that doesn't work the same and effects all my sidechains and delays where solo drops, glue everything together
Well I was really impressed- went for part 2 but a bad link?
randallpatrickc hello Randall! Thank you! It seems sometimes the link doesn’t redirect properly. Please try wrkshp.thinkific.com
Any idea on how to get the Push2 standaloney?
Fyi: Something wrong with the link in the description
bur bus thank you so much for pointing that out! A tired brain was at fault 😌
If you ever decide to go for the course write to me first!
Hi thanks so much for the helpful tips on the midi learn in user mode on the push 2. Is there a way to map a button to switch from session view to arrangement view on the push - having to use the keyboard for this is a pain. Or have I missed something?!
Does the Bible go over automation
It does! It covers recording, overdubbing and deleting automation with Push.
I'd like to get some info on the course, but the link is dead, great tut
30/1 electronic music collab ah that’s strange - which link did you try?
Sometimes it doesn’t work unless you use https - wrkshp.eu - wrkshp.thinkific.com should work!
@@AndriSoren Works just fine now! You're goddamn wizard dude, loving your tuts, loads of inspiration, saving up money for getting the full course
How do you think, I've followed all the tuts by ableton and loads all over the youtube, should I get the beginner and intermediate course or intermediate one is gonna be just fine?
You've got an astonishing, soothing voice and manners, and the content is marvellous, glad to meet you
chille out hpuse op spotify
No likes no dislikes?
Hi Marcos - ah this is a setting I’ve just forgotten to turn off - it’s possible to disable showing them (but they are still counted) 🙂
@@AndriSoren each day I learn too much, theres no end
For God's sake any time an Arp happens doesn't mean it is Stranger Things. I like the music on that show but I get tired of people always comparing electronic music to that. I was ripping off John Carpenter way before they came around!
But honestly who would have a Push 2 but only own Ableton Starter? 🤨
Hello my friend, great channel. Support for your MacBook: there's a link? Thanks!
Hi Alex, thank you! I’m not sure I understand your question however :)
@@AndriSoren oh, excuse me. Support/desk/table for your laptop? Can I know the model? Thanks ;-)
@@alexmax9832 ah now I understand :)
It’s this one; m.thomann.de/be/millenium_laptopstand_white.htm?offid=1&affid=229&subid=kelkoo-be&from=kelkoo&gclid=CjwKCAiAyc2BBhAaEiwA44-wW0GuaX29kGTu6WT-2dvWDt0XnYmhRKoScx-GQ4J6GIIFic-WxoSQ0RoCMwQQAvD_BwE
I’m guessing it can be found on other online stores too.
Вот бы на русском еще эти курсы были 😔
Хотел бы я предложить это, Денис - я могу добавлять субтитры на определенном языке только в том случае, если есть достаточно людей, которые просят об этом, так как делать это должным образом дорого. Однако я добавлю ваш запрос в свой список - спасибо, что сообщили мне! (я использовал гугл переводчик, извините, если качество плохое!) (I used google translate) 😌
@@AndriSoren thanks 🤓
give that a 4/4 and intricate minimalist percussion and you have a banger
I own a push 2 and the workflow with scenes and clips is garbage. Follow actions are useless. They need to release a feature that is just like the mpc song mode so that people can simply arrange a whole beat in 10 seconds and export the inputted arrangement to the arrangement view without having record and mess around and waste so much time with all that other bs. The fact that something like that doesn't exist yet in Ableton blows my mind.
Graphwize there’s definitely room for improvement and added features. In Live 11, scenes can now use follow actions, which mitigates that somewhat, but to use them you do need to step into Live and away from Push. In any case, I couldn’t agree more that workflow is everything, and that ideally we’d combine the beat features out there in one place.
Just drag the scene into arrangement view. What’s the issue.
@@joshraab6808 I see now you were responding to Graphwize :) Good point.
As you’re pointing out, there is often more than one way of doing something in Live. Push + Live sometimes can indeed slow down certain processes, but at the same time open up a different workflow, one where we’re not moving between mouse and keyboard and multiple controllers, and that opens up a different mindset or feel.
There are definitely some gaps in certain workflows however, and I suppose that’s what graphwize was touching upon.
@@AndriSoren They added the ability to add the follow action thing to the master track in session view in live 11 now. Closer to how song mode is on the mpc but still not as quick of a workflow
@@Graphwize absolutely! Thanks for highlighting that for everyone. Agreed that access via hardware like Push is still limited however.
lots of talking and less saying. Not much exciting to follow.
Your room colour sounds terrible
😂😂😂
This video could have been done in under 10 mins lol
Push 2 - shit
This is one of the shorter reviews I’ve seen. But very succinct.