Big day!!! So freaking excited to share this with you all! Check out the box opening here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JhSmnkTnIU4.html ALSO anyone still focusing on your Push 2, get 10% off from my Push 2 crash course with the code I-STILL-LOVE-PUSH2 here: www.lnamusic.com/challenge-page/abletonpush2course
I have done the MPV not slide effect for decades by clicking and dragging My mouse up and down the piano roll while recording. Great for putting the effect into a production but cant be done live, I think push 3 is a better solution.
The price of this thing (factoring in the upgrade to turn it standalone, and if you don’t own Ableton Suite (there is only one way to get software like Ableton, and Bitwig, fully loaded) in Canada will be painful.
kinda cool, but its not for me since my push never leaves my little studio, soooo I'm not that impressed. I was really hoping they would make it simple to integrate third party plugins/insturments, since I dont really like using a lot of the stock plugins even though I use Push2 as more of a fun sketchpad.
The idea of the push 3 is to come up with music away from the Computer but finish the songs on a PC, where you can then switch out your sounds with your preference of plugins.
Does the controller version have pretty much as the same specs as the standalone version? Only this controller version does have is the cpu i guess i would ask?
I would tolerate the price if it came with more than just Live Intro or there would be a kind of an upgrade path for existing Live/Push users. Cool machine for pros though. I‘m going to stick with my budget controller.
no need to upgrade i will keep my push 2 you still dont get the full software u only get intro smh why charge 1900 for this and not give the full software daw smh
Can't do 3rd party VSTs. Terrible processor. Kinda really needs Ableton Suite so you have to also factor that in to the price on top of it. Shame everyone that's "reviewing" it is again just a shill for the company.
Can we connect a Workstation keyboard as the Roland Fantom with only the USB? Like on computer, that appears all the 16 channels of the keyboard as separated audio channels. In this way we still could plug a Guitar and Mike on the inputs... It would be nice.
These sort of questions are best asked on the official Ableton channel or by emailing there website. I have emailed them before and they responded with the information I needed.
Please forgive the VERY specific question, but I use push 2 alongside my hammered dulcimer. I’ve longed for the possibility to tap the Push 2 buttons with my hammers (their weight is similar to tapping with a pencil) to trigger or drum, but alas, Push 2 isn’t sensitive enough. You excited me when mentioning Push 3’s greater sensitivity. Here’s my ask, would you mind seeing if lightly tapping the 3 using a common pencil with the eraser end is sufficient to trigger the pads? Pretty please? Love your work, and I understand if you can’t get to my silly request.
dude this is a so cool question! i also use a hammered dulcimer and have been thinking about investing in a push, this was however not something i even fantasized about. i hope you LNA answer's this question because now I am curious as well!!
I just want to ask, in controller mode (lets say I don't buy the standalone version) how does it behave with ONLY using USB power? Does it get dim like the Push 2?
@@AceGarpTruckingCo That's understandable. It's actually impressive. I'd imagine the MPE would be a big power draw, so the fact that it's better than Push 2 albeit not by that much, is quite good. USB-c rocks.
I've always loved doing live playing on my launchpad mini. Even though I don't do full performances, I've always craved more. However, even with the functionality in Ableton, I've never thought it was enough. I'm building my bedroom studio up to be an environment that makes producing more fun to me. I feel like this will not only be able to have a lot more fun producing, but might also full send me on a switch to Ableton as my main DAW from FL Studio.
When I was live streaming in Ableton Live I could record enable a vocal and a keyboard and play them both together. I have not been able to record enable two tracks on PUSH 3. Do you know how to do that? : ) I have not been able to figure out how to do it in PUSH 3... : / Help! : )
Quick question... What weight does it say on the outside of the box? I ordered a Push Controller version and UPS is telling me my package weighs 7kg! Now I know the Controller version is 3.1kgs and add some packaging & the weight of the PSU, plug and USB cable and I would say gross weight is around 5 to 5.5 kgs max. I have now idea how this package is 7kg unless Ableton put some bricks in there too🤔 😄😁
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Hello Helena ☀️a big hank you for your video ! Can you tell me if a sustain pedal can be used as midi control for scene launch through mapping with push 3 standalone ? The pedal works with a computer and a midi keyboard but I only see looping and register on push 3 ? A big thank you for your answer 💕
If they push the control, complete control or machine software as well as their controllers, can I’d be selling my NI gear today. I have a feeling Native Instruments is working on a new machine and komp kontrol keyboard.
Wow great news. I am glad now I held off buying the Push 2. I'm getting one for sure in the near future, not the standalone though, that's a bit too expensive.
Hi again, so i don't really know if this is the right place but ill still post it here, if it is possible for you to convey it to the Ableton team it would be really nice of you. So one thing i desperately miss in Ableton live is that the macros on the racks dont match up to the vst control they've been mapped to. Example, i have mapped a pattern select button on a vst(which has 8 options) to a macro knob on the rack...i would like the macro knob to correspond to those 8 options. One way(if they implement it), one way to do this would be to right click on the macro knob and click divisions menu option and enter a number.... example 8. Now when i move my midi controller's knob the macro knob on the rack cycles between the 8 divisions rather than fluidly going from min to max. So then its useful if mapped to a 0-127 regular knob/fader or to a two state on off button or four state button or an 8 state control...this would make Ableton much more useful ...and i wish that you would convey this to the Ableton team... sincerely vishesh Edit: i dont any other way to reach out to Ableton team and hence im writing it here.
I was listening to RU-vid music in the car in Washington DC and hooray, Tea and Milk was playing. I guess with the new MPE keyboard, can we expect a new version of the song? Push 3 seems to be a perfect controller for you as a talented live performer.
I really miss the old LNA channel. I am respectfully aware that you must earn more money to invest in your career and you are a truly nice person. And I must share that I’ve learnt a lot from your wonderful tutorials. But now I believe that the new turn in the channel has transformed it into a promotional one. I will say it again: you deserve all the money you can get because you are an excellent professor and a lovely person. But if only you could combine your old philosophy for the channel with this one, it would be amazing. I know this could sound kind of egotistical, but it is the way that I feel. I beg your pardon, Liina🙏🏻❤️
I hear you, but must admit this comment hits somehwere in my insecurities. As I mentioned in a video last Novemeber I am changing my career more from ”educator” to a full-time musician/producer. This transition means I have less time to do videos, and as brands luckily want to work with me, I need to find balance between content I want to make, income and music. It’s not easy and I am still finding my way. (I have lots of ideas for cool content I want to make though) That is why non of the sponsored videos I have recently done, are fully about the product but about me making my music.. whilst featuring products/techniques I use really in my workflow. I want to assure you that I only promo things that I truly like and use, and all is stuff that I feel people can actually benefit from. This video about Push is not sponsored though. This is me honeslty being super excited about release of a new tool by a company I absolutely love.
@@LNADoesAudioStuff Hurting you was absolutely the last thing I would have wanted. You are absolutely free to take the direction that you want for your life and not feeling hurt in your insecurities by a respectful comment. You are taking the choices that you are dying for right now, and that’s what really counts. I can only wish you good luck, since you deserve it completely. My comment was simply the feeling of having missed something, but that’s life!🙏🏻❤️🤗
@@jazzsong8566 Thank you! And yes I understand that with change comes loss. I hope to give my followers what they like, but in the first place I need to enjoy making the content and what I do. I have a feeling this channel will develop into something even better in the next few years. :)
£1667 for the standalone in UK. I mean.. you can actually buy the non-standalone and then buy a kit later to make it standalone but... Yeah, I've got a lot higher on my list.
Hmm... Think I will stay with my Push 2 (that I hardly ever use) for now. Do not need a lackluster sound card and considering just how little focus there was on completing the Push 2 software implementation wise after their release, suffice to say time will tell if they will do just as little work, and just as few updates to these new "trying to do it all" Push 3 devices.
@@bigboi71 With 34 years of professional work in music & tech (so far), in your mind, I surely must have "figured it all out". Comparatively speaking, I probably have.
Completely agree with you and this comes from someone who uses Push 2 a lot. Lot of folks don't need that audio interface nor standalone features. The only cool part is those MDE compatible pads... I would've liked to see extra visual integration with M4L devices, and more optimisation to make it a nice performance machine. Just some ideas i would've liked to see: - a 16 Level Pitch layout for individual drumrack pads like on the old MPC's - Redistribute/re-commit notes in a midi clip to a newly selected scale/rootnote by the push of a button.. - Just let the pads from drumrack have the same 'mute lock' behaviour as the track mute buttons: why do I still need one finger pressed on the general 'mute ' button on the top left corner while muting/unmuting drumrack pads with the other?
