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I found out that by installing "drum essentials" package to Live on my computer installed this kit that I was missing.

Is there a way of asserting that I have the same packs installed on Push 3 and my computer, so this won't happen in the future?

I've also tried saving the Kit on my push to the "User Library" folder on the Push, and then copying that to my computer. But I get the same results, no samples in the Drum Kit

This is how it looks on my computer. Ableton complains about missing files, and the samples are offline

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The drum kit "Activation kit" is not transferred when copying a set from the Push 3 to my computer.

I made a song on Push 3 Standalone, and now when I transfer the set to my computer the drum channel is showing a kit with just empty sample slots, most likely because this kit is not installed on my ...

Now quite some years later, I'm searching for the solution to the same problem. Any plugins out there that help with eliminating microphone feedback, fx by ringing out the room / eq-ing resonating frequencies.

The Allen & Heath SQ and QU mixers f.x. have a graphical EQ and some functions to make ...

I'm working with Ableton in a live setting with microphones. On a normal mixer with a graphical EQ one can ring out the room to find the troublesome frequencies, attenuate them and stop feedback from occurring.

Is there some way to do this in Ableton?

Now when I launch a clip on the Push, then Ableton changes focus to the corresponding track, is it possible to disable this?

In my case I'm fx changing a parameter on one track, and I would love to be able to stay focused on that track when launching clips, so I can continue changing the parameter .

Found out what was the problem. On my Mac in the "Audio MIDI setup" program found in Applications/Utilities, there is a gain stage called "primary", which was set to 0.1, but generally should be set to 0.878 (0dB). Now everything sounds good.

I have a Push 3 standalone, and the audio output from both the main and the headphone output is about 20dB lower than I'm getting out of my other audio interfaces. I've compared it to both Ultralite MK5, and Scarlet 18i20. Even when I set all the volumes on the Push 3 to max (headphone output, main ...

I've setup MOTU Ultralite mk5 to work with Push 3, works fine appart from MOTUs output ports 7/8.

When I send audio to Abletons outputs 13/14, which is mapped to MOTUs outputs 7/8, I get a clean audio signal coming out of 7/8, but there is a weird bleed into almost all the other MOTUs input ...

I've setup MOTU Ultralite mk5 to work with Push 3, works fine appart from MOTUs output ports 7/8.

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And the bleed is the orginal audio signal, but with some crazy heavy high frequency distortion.

This does not happen when I connect the Ultralite directly to my computer through USB, all ...

I've setup MOTU Ultralite mk5 to work with Push 3, works fine appart from MOTUs output ports 7/8.

When I send audio to Abletons outputs 13/14, which is mapped to MOTUs outputs 7/8, I get a clean audio signal coming out of 7/8, but there is a weird bleed into almost all the other MOTUs input ...

Anyone know where I can buy the power supply for Push 3 in Berlin?

I have a Focusrite 18i20 audio interface which I'm trying to connect to my Push 3 Standalone, but it's just not working.

So I've connected them with two ADAT cables, and sync is working (lock indicator on the Scarlet is lit), so I assume the cables are OK. I've also set both devices to the same ...

Is combining audio interfaces as an Mac aggregated device reliable?