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BoddAH wrote:Does the color of the root note and the parameter "interface" change color to reflect the color of the clip you're working on?

Yup!

yeah, there is no background color option, however you can turn off auto coloring, and set the default color all tracks should start with. Then just choose the same color as your background.

puzzlefactory wrote:Hmmm, that's a shame (and a slightly misleading video)...

Yeah, you can't setup input routing from Push, however if you have routing already configured in a template, you can absolutely arm a track, record an audio clip, then use the convert button to load that clip into a new Simpler.

Am I reading the Ableton site correctly where it says $799 for just the hardware? In the interest of accuracy, Push is $799 including Live Intro. So you can get started making music without buying any additional software. You can also save on the price by purchasing an upgrade from Live Intro to Li...

You can alway just buy it on credit. Then you can make a monthly payment... and eventually you own it.

yeah it would be fun to paint it.

Oh, whoops, double post.

viewtopic.php?f=55&t=194087

Hey Guys, A buddy stilled coffee on his Push so we took it apart and cleaned it. Though you might enjoy some photos of the inside.

http://bangbang-nyc.com/2013/05/ableton ... assembled/

It's safe to say that the warping method will never come back. So much of the other functions of Live are based around the new warping method.

Hmm, looks like the "Back to Arrangement" button is missing. They have probably completely gotten rid of the Arrange view.

Loving the new Library view! It will be a huge improvement and could radically reduce the learning curve for new users.

I just saw the way Logic supports this. When saving a Logic session the app takes a screenshot and saves it as a part of the project. Then when you try and view a logic document using Quick Look you get a nice quick view of what the session looks like before even having to open the app. This makes l...

I love my moog voyager. I've played the prophet and i suppose if you are really into pads it might be your thing but i just couldn't help hearing how much I preferred the voyager. just one note, but damn it's a good note.

The MD has 5 different synthesis types. Subtractive, FM, physical modeling, ROM, and Sampling if you get the UW version. they all sound great.

Might also be able to do something clever with tapin~ and tapout~.

haha i'm working on this right now! mind reader!
I'm more interested in p-locking that racks then anything else. the note sequencer in live is fine, i just love my machinedrum sound design workflow.

hopefully have this done very soon.