I really appreciate your positive "reviews and demos" and general overview of all your content. And also replying to positive comments and not feeding into all the negativity... Thanks again
Wow! This is an amazing product! Love the diy upgrading hardware feature. The picture at the end of the video made me realize that I never saw the dedicated video on the key step 37 come out 😢. Thank you for keeping us in the audio loop
Thank you! In this video you tried some small midi keyboards with the push, I wonder if as a piano player do you find 25 keys limiting? What’s the smallest number of keys you would use regularly?
I just copped the non-standalone version in hopes that they come out with more powerful upgrade kits for Push 3. Look forward to using it when it arrives!
@@3Torts I had the Push 2 as well and I would definitely suggest upgrading. The pads and build alone are enough to justify the upgrade. I was amazed at how much better it feels to create now. Cheers!
the white paint between the pads is such a confusing design decision for me, i feel like if i were drumming or chopping samples i would have to focus a lot more on where i'm placing my fingers or where the lights are instead of having a clear grid that is more fluid with peripheral vision
Im planning to buy my first push controller, it really looks cool and seems like will simplify producing tracks. But it might sound dumb but i have been using a midi controller with 49 keys since past 3 years and havent had any experience in drum machines or button midis. Can someone answer my question on how do you play chords on this device? Like how do i get the piano layout so i can play notes on this? Is it a learning curve if you are coming from a traditional midi controller?
MPE is a nice feature, but it requires some practice to nail the execution. And I think editing the mpe performance afterwards is not as easy as regular midi. Just something to be aware of.
Oh, hey! Nice, I'll finally have some use for my Lumi keyboard 🎉 The updates for the Push 3 are definitely interesting, but I'll need to save for some time, due to the significant price increase, but will definitely get one.
I would like to know more about the internal working of the Push 3, like upgrade hardware kits and their specifications. But also, what are the current limits of what you can do with the standalone Push 3 with the i3-1115G4 specs? A Push 3 non-standalone paired with a semi decent laptop of $900 (with Intel i5/i7 or AMD Ryzen 7) would have more capability at the same price.
Awesome video on Ableton Push 3. Love how you showed us 5 cool features about this product. You do such a great job at explaining things in a simple way. Thank you.
I have been doing MPE style sounds for many years its easy just click and hole the mouse button and drag up and down the piano roll in the Reason mixer, making sure the portamento is controlled via mod wheel and pitch contro with pitch wheel. Anyway it sounds exactly the same as MPE and can be done live.
Like other standalone devices (maschine+, akai etc), no it doesn’t. You get the built in Ableton devices and max for live devices (according to this video). You can understand why that is the case but yes, it is limiting. I’ve never really used the Ableton instruments much as they always feel “crammed in” to the device strip. Personally think I’ll be sticking to my maschine+
I just bought an MPC Live 2, and my biggest disappointment has been the lack of a built-in audio interface. I knew about this before I bought it, because I do my research, but it’s still a bummer. If the Push 3 standalone didn’t cost so much more than the Live 2, I’d probably regret my purchase. Also, the Push 3 was predictably out of stock on day one, and I’m sure it will be a struggle to buy one for quite a while.
Still love the Launchpad Pro. It is extremely portable and works with other gear without a computer. The Push is huge and heavy. Not portable at all. Best left in the studio.
Not trying to nitpick, so maybe just take this as constructive criticism. There seems to be a lot of room noise on your mic. Idk if your room is treated or not, but it's pretty distracting, especially because your channel is audio focused and your audience is more discerning when it comes to audio quality. There are some really good set it and forget room reverb removal plugins out there. Not a bad idea to try one out for your mic. I'm using deroom by accentize and it would work great in this application.
You find the room verb distracting? I don’t, personally. I think Sanjay is well aware of this. He’s very into vocal recording. Peep all his mic news and reviews.
Why is it that the majority of YT producers visual sets/backgrounds, look better than their audio sounds? The recorded voice audio and mix is lackluster compared to the background visual set. What you are buying on this channel is the presentation, not the audio capabilities.
5 NOT so cool Features of ABLETON PUSH 3 1. pre installed with the Cripple-Ware 'intro' version of Ableton. (not a very able 'Ableton') 2. battery life around 60 to 90 mins in real world use. 3. file naming like you're using a Sega Genisis/Megadrive system d-pad select a letter at a time like you ware back in 1990's. 4. price 5. no sd card slot, no usb memory stick use or over USB for adding files.
no adat in standalone is just still killing me. Could've been so nice for gluing together your Dawless setup in a small format, now it's just another groovebox
@@SanjayC If thats true I do want it :) Still find it weird why they would say in the manual "control mode" and also say at nick bratt's show that its only possible in control mode? You are 100% sure its not in controlmode in that point of the video?
@@diggerjams7373 ok sorry then my apologies. Still weird that they said that & the manual too. I already switched to other stuff and added the laptop to the setup by now so no need to buy the push. Already have too much and wanted to downsize. Push seemed perfect but for this price point I'm better of with the 32gb M1 macbook I already have - APC40 mkII with bitwig and third party plugins + analog rytm maybe add the slim phatty and can't choose between analog four or jomox xbase 999 at the moment but will find out. I'm good. Looked very interesting but I was just too snobby with the no laptop on stage thing. Playing live has never been this easy before
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I really appreciate your positive "reviews and demos" and general overview of all your content. And also replying to positive comments and not feeding into all the negativity... Thanks again
Thank you! There's enough negativity in the world...I don't need to hear more...All constructive opinions about the stuff I share are valued here.
I think @Ableton should add their own key detection in the simpler and sampler. They should add a genres tab in the browser
Goooooood call
MPE on Push is definitely cool! I really like your practical examples.
Thanks Pat! Glad you enjoyed the video.
Wow! This is an amazing product! Love the diy upgrading hardware feature. The picture at the end of the video made me realize that I never saw the dedicated video on the key step 37 come out 😢. Thank you for keeping us in the audio loop
Thanks for watching. I actually don't have a dedicated Keystep video, but I do have a Keystep Pro vid here th-cam.com/video/lpjiOy90BSk/w-d-xo.html
Thank you! In this video you tried some small midi keyboards with the push, I wonder if as a piano player do you find 25 keys limiting? What’s the smallest number of keys you would use regularly?
I really enjoy the practical aspect of your reviews. Yours is the first that I've seen using ADAT capabilities. Thanks! 🙌
This is the second time your videos influenced an important purchase on my side. Good stuff!
Glad you enjoyed it! 🙏🏼
Great video. Push 3 in standalone is hands down amazing.
Thanks, Huston...are you ordering one?
I just copped the non-standalone version in hopes that they come out with more powerful upgrade kits for Push 3. Look forward to using it when it arrives!
that might be my strategy too. i have the push 2 and might upgrade
@@3Torts I had the Push 2 as well and I would definitely suggest upgrading. The pads and build alone are enough to justify the upgrade. I was amazed at how much better it feels to create now. Cheers!
Just take my money!
LOL! This Push standalone is turning out to be a full studio hub!
Nailed it
they will. i tried
oh they will.
This is a great gadget! It has some very cool features. I enjoyed watching this video! Thank you for sharing this.
Cones with 3 years warrenty too.... That's a big deal. 👌
Thank you very much ❤
I hope ableton brings that session view while in the note mode to the Push 2. That is a nice addition to the Push 3.
Really excited about the features you showed us!
This was actually a great demo, Sanjay. Thank you.
Glad i found a video where someone mentioned the control sueface scripts
Looks EPIC!
Very unique features on Push 3 for sure!
This machine is crazy! It's so modern, and so useful for ableton users... Just Super!
Yeah, I think its a good move for Ableton
the white paint between the pads is such a confusing design decision for me, i feel like if i were drumming or chopping samples i would have to focus a lot more on where i'm placing my fingers or where the lights are instead of having a clear grid that is more fluid with peripheral vision
Great video! Thanks for the info!
omg iv been waiting since I sold my push 2 in 2020
Im planning to buy my first push controller, it really looks cool and seems like will simplify producing tracks. But it might sound dumb but i have been using a midi controller with 49 keys since past 3 years and havent had any experience in drum machines or button midis. Can someone answer my question on how do you play chords on this device? Like how do i get the piano layout so i can play notes on this? Is it a learning curve if you are coming from a traditional midi controller?
MPE is a nice feature, but it requires some practice to nail the execution. And I think editing the mpe performance afterwards is not as easy as regular midi. Just something to be aware of.
Oh, hey!
Nice, I'll finally have some use for my Lumi keyboard 🎉
The updates for the Push 3 are definitely interesting, but I'll need to save for some time, due to the significant price increase, but will definitely get one.
I'm gonna buy it.. when it'll be available in India?❤❤❤❤
I would like to know more about the internal working of the Push 3, like upgrade hardware kits and their specifications. But also, what are the current limits of what you can do with the standalone Push 3 with the i3-1115G4 specs?
A Push 3 non-standalone paired with a semi decent laptop of $900 (with Intel i5/i7 or AMD Ryzen 7) would have more capability at the same price.
Standalone IMO is best for occasional jamming and practicing. And it has Capture MIDI and it's an .als ready to continue.
Awesome video on Ableton Push 3. Love how you showed us 5 cool features about this product. You do such a great job at explaining things in a simple way. Thank you.
Is the screen any brighter? it was never bright enough in my room even at max with power plugged in.
How is it for sequencing hardware synths?
I’d love to know that as well
Awesome device!!
Hey Raffy. What was your fav feature from the video?
Definitely the MPE pads for more expression! I also love the standalone version. Feels like I can play anywhere, not just confined to my studio
Notification squad 💚
Hi Shiv! How’s your week going?
@@SanjayCa little hectic but I'm trying to get hold of it. I hope you and Dharti are healthy and doing well.
Very cool! I may have to have it.
Did you order one? I want to know what you think. Thanks so much for the kind donation!
@@SanjayC I'm definitely thinking about it. Waiting a little in case there are any major issues with the first batch.
Great video. Thanks.
Hey thanks for the run down! How is the latency while recording vocals/monitoring live audio?
I have been doing MPE style sounds for many years its easy just click and hole the mouse button and drag up and down the piano roll in the Reason mixer, making sure the portamento is controlled via mod wheel and pitch contro with pitch wheel. Anyway it sounds exactly the same as MPE and can be done live.
Nice trick...thanks for sharing!
Do you need your Ableton Live Suite on desktop open to load 3rd Party Max For Live plugins?
Can it work with any Daw
Can you comment on the quality of the audio interface on board? Compared to an entry level interface like a focusrite 2i2?
i definitely need the introduction song that you made with push.
Please 🙏
you can specify what max for live devices don't work in standalone? can you midi learn midi cc from connected midi controller?
Can you punch a midi pattern in and then go back and overdub with expression?
Great video! How did you import Ripchord to Push 3, I've tried in Standalone mode but wasn't able to. Any tips woudl be very helpful, thanks!
Amazing
Thanks Sanjay for spelling out what MPE stands for. Everybodies out here acting like some cool kids, like they just know.. its NEWS to me 😂
Can somebody let me know if we can connect multiple midi controllers to it together.... Like have a Midi drum pad and keyboard connected at once....
You’re telling me I can connect MIDI CONTROLLERS TO A STANDALO- take my money now
Can the MPE feature be turned off and on?
can it be powered via usb? I travel a lot and usb power would be really cool.
hi, does this standalone device has an arrangement mode ?
What is with Lumi not supporting MIDI over BLE? For a technology company that is silly.
Iam here after watching the gas therapy episode of Ableton push 3. What he said makes a lot of sense
What is the cam you used please to record this video?
Nice🎉 😅
Just from an "expressivity" point of view, it would be interesting to compare Push 3 to the Expressive E by Osmose.
It would be more interesting to connect the Expressive E into the Push! Imagine that :)
Can you link a push 2 into push 3 ?
🎉
what about VST plugins? I use them extensively with Ableton Live. Does the standalone version of Push support them?
Like other standalone devices (maschine+, akai etc), no it doesn’t. You get the built in Ableton devices and max for live devices (according to this video). You can understand why that is the case but yes, it is limiting. I’ve never really used the Ableton instruments much as they always feel “crammed in” to the device strip. Personally think I’ll be sticking to my maschine+
What is the Ripkord link mentioned in the video?
Ah...sorry forgot to add the link. Here it is www.ableton.com/en/packs/tricky-traps/
I just bought an MPC Live 2, and my biggest disappointment has been the lack of a built-in audio interface. I knew about this before I bought it, because I do my research, but it’s still a bummer.
If the Push 3 standalone didn’t cost so much more than the Live 2, I’d probably regret my purchase. Also, the Push 3 was predictably out of stock on day one, and I’m sure it will be a struggle to buy one for quite a while.
🖤🤙
What's up Sriyan! What do you think of Push 3?
😍🤩
Hi Gabby. Thanks for coming by to check out my video on Push 3. What do you think?
@@SanjayC oh thanks for your reaction :) of course this is a must have!!!!!
why I cant find a video not using stand alone is beyond me :(
You brought out the Launchpad, and all i could think is "what the heck is Novation doing in the last 12 months?"😂
Hey it still works well! haha!
Still love the Launchpad Pro. It is extremely portable and works with other gear without a computer. The Push is huge and heavy. Not portable at all. Best left in the studio.
Not trying to nitpick, so maybe just take this as constructive criticism. There seems to be a lot of room noise on your mic. Idk if your room is treated or not, but it's pretty distracting, especially because your channel is audio focused and your audience is more discerning when it comes to audio quality. There are some really good set it and forget room reverb removal plugins out there. Not a bad idea to try one out for your mic. I'm using deroom by accentize and it would work great in this application.
As usual your video quality and content is always on point.
You find the room verb distracting? I don’t, personally. I think Sanjay is well aware of this. He’s very into vocal recording. Peep all his mic news and reviews.
@@alchemistrpm82 yeah I do, it's not the worst I've heard, but I think my ears are just really sensitive to stuff like it
The pads aint unique - Linnstrument has been around for a while. Great to see this with Push, too tho!
Why is it that the majority of YT producers visual sets/backgrounds, look better than their audio sounds? The recorded voice audio and mix is lackluster compared to the background visual set. What you are buying on this channel is the presentation, not the audio capabilities.
Amazing this new Ableton Push 3, but it is out of my pocket :( $1,999 USD
is it me or most of the midi controllers and keyboards are especially made for Ableton ? 🤨
I need 2 Grand$$$
ok ... can I have one for free
5 NOT so cool Features of ABLETON PUSH 3
1. pre installed with the Cripple-Ware 'intro' version of Ableton. (not a very able 'Ableton')
2. battery life around 60 to 90 mins in real world use.
3. file naming like you're using a Sega Genisis/Megadrive system d-pad select a letter at a time like you ware back in 1990's.
4. price
5. no sd card slot, no usb memory stick use or over USB for adding files.
In other words get the controller version
for 2k, the minimum you would expect is a Touchscreen, but they didnt even bother
@@karlosmartos4646 when push came to shove.. the shoved a touch screen out of the options.
2 hours of battery life is a joke for such a big device
This type of gadget is not going to take my money. 😒
no adat in standalone is just still killing me. Could've been so nice for gluing together your Dawless setup in a small format, now it's just another groovebox
I’m using standalone with ADAT in the video.
😂
@@SanjayC If thats true I do want it :) Still find it weird why they would say in the manual "control mode" and also say at nick bratt's show that its only possible in control mode?
You are 100% sure its not in controlmode in that point of the video?
You can see he only has audio outs connected, and no usb cable so must be standing alone
@@diggerjams7373 ok sorry then my apologies. Still weird that they said that & the manual too. I already switched to other stuff and added the laptop to the setup by now so no need to buy the push. Already have too much and wanted to downsize. Push seemed perfect but for this price point I'm better of with the 32gb M1 macbook I already have - APC40 mkII with bitwig and third party plugins + analog rytm maybe add the slim phatty and can't choose between analog four or jomox xbase 999 at the moment but will find out. I'm good. Looked very interesting but I was just too snobby with the no laptop on stage thing. Playing live has never been this easy before
It is not really unique ? Linnstrument - so credit to him as well.
C’est obligé la plante verte ou salade sur les vidéos ? Ou c’est de la pub pour les vegan ? 😅
Moi ça me donne une idée je vis en faire avec une cote de bœuf 🥩 ou plancha en train de jouer 😂
Misère 1900 balles ça te donnera pas le talent ❤