Thanks a lot, I'm glad you like it. Will do.

Thanks

@@audiodake 🙂

Glad you like it!

Damn, that sounded really good. Thanks for the surprise. Got a new subscriber

Thanks! I am glad you appreciate it.

Thank you! Cheers!

Yeah, good catch, it's quite annoying now 😊

what is "latch"?

@@lou19 I meant catch, it's when the knobs don't change value unless they reach their current value. On multi track control when you move any knob for some reason the other knobs think their current value is the one from the last moved knob causing jumps in values and "unresponsive" knobs

Thanks 😊

Thanks, I'm glad you like it 😄

I agree about Push. This little guy is a lot more immediate to play live jams

Thanks for listening

clearly... I just looked at the VU meter ;)

Thanks a lot! Yes, I use my focusrite 18i20 to forward signal to push's adat

Thanks for your feedback! I'm glad to hear that it inspires you. Hope to see some jams from you

It's push as a standalone device here

Thank you! Cheers!

Glad you enjoyed!

Thanks!

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks, this is actually a standalone unit. Only power and audio cables are connected

Thanks 🔥

Thanks, mate!

Sorry, I've already sold the piano and the circuit

Only IRs for reverbs in Hybrid Reverb pluging

You need to download it via the link in the video description

Exactly

I use a USB MIDI interface to connect the Push to the Volcas. Do you have any specific questions?

@@audiodakeIt s ok thanks ;)

Ugh, it seems that I failed the challenge, but thanks for your comment anyway!

Thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot, I really appreciate that 😌

Nope, only Ableton devices and max for live

Thanks, i think this one is even a bit more advanced :-)

It is Lode, a free max for live device

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Thanks 🙏

I am happy you enjoyed it ☺️

Thanks for listening ☺️

Thank you!

Thanks, will do!

Thanks! I used a couple of free guitar racks from Cloudchord and also some default Ableton guitar racks, they're pretty good as well