anamexis wrote:I ordered Push on release day (3/5) and got 2-4 weeks, now on my account page it says 1-2 weeks. Nice!
that's what mine says! We're getting closer.
too bad for folks who are late on the pre-order but that's why people camp out places.
anamexis wrote:I ordered Push on release day (3/5) and got 2-4 weeks, now on my account page it says 1-2 weeks. Nice!
su-Y wrote:Anyone know what service will Ableton use to ship Push? I will be on Cyprus when it ships, and I ordered it there, and god, that island has terrible mail service. So I wonder will they be using regular post office or something more fancy like UPS?
I would really like to share this thought with you, but unfortunately I have to disagree. At the end of the day a company's strategy is "all about the Benjamins".beats me wrote: In short, no a successful company’s focus isn’t just to make money hand over fist. That’s the focus of banks and the stock market.
I never stated an "arrogant" throne, I was thinking about an "ignorant" throne. On the other hand NI proved that they realized the potential behind clip-triggered mixing when they launched the F1/Traktor 2,5.beats me wrote:NI doing what it does well and focusing on hardware for their software doesn’t mean they are up on some kind of arrogant “throne”.
Are you serious?..Please, give me a break. NI is a great company and is leading the industry in many aspects, but they would kill for an own DAW. As I mentioned in my previous post: The 2/4-decks-oldschool-mixing-style is definetly not the dj/producer-future.beats me wrote:..their software and hardware combos are saying you don’t even need to use Live.
So am I. I'm a customer, no Ableton- or NI-fanboy; LIVE and Komplete ultimate are just my my main tools.beats me wrote:I’m sure they are perfectly fine with the Novations and M-Audios..
Ok, you are serious...that depends on the kind of music you'd like to create in my opinion. The clip/arrangement-possibility simply gives a creative head all-in-one and freedom to choose what he wants to do....with only one controller this would be a new era.beats me wrote:I think it’s a user mental hurdle that they can’t believe they can do everything they want to do without some big name DAW helming it all.
Are you in Europe? Cause when they ship things like that around Europe they tend to have one center. What was the point of origin of the package?doc holiday wrote:su-Y wrote:Anyone know what service will Ableton use to ship Push? I will be on Cyprus when it ships, and I ordered it there, and god, that island has terrible mail service. So I wonder will they be using regular post office or something more fancy like UPS?
My live 9 box came Fed Ex, but different places could have different delivery.
su-Y wrote:Are you in Europe? Cause when they ship things like that around Europe they tend to have one center. What was the point of origin of the package?doc holiday wrote:su-Y wrote:Anyone know what service will Ableton use to ship Push? I will be on Cyprus when it ships, and I ordered it there, and god, that island has terrible mail service. So I wonder will they be using regular post office or something more fancy like UPS?
My live 9 box came Fed Ex, but different places could have different delivery.
Gosh I wish it was fedex
////////OK, that was funny.Tarekith wrote:By catamaran.
Believe me, by this time next year, there will be no shortage of isometric keypads.pro.tone wrote:NI has really great Software and sounds, but their hardware is only built to satisfy NI-heads' needs.
They should show that they're really smart and should finally come down from their NI-throne, throwing a multi(software)-compatible controller on the market.
Machine is simply shit for my Ableton-needs.
rgrambo wrote:////////OK, that was funny.Tarekith wrote:By catamaran.
Thanks David.Ableton_David wrote:If you've ordered a Push from ableton.com, then the shipping estimates you saw in the shop at the time your put in your order are correct for you. Please check your personal delivery time in your account on ableton.com - it will be updated dynamically.
At present, it will take an estimated 16 or more weeks for Push units to arrive that are ordered from ableton.com today.
There's been an overwhelming demand for Push, and, as often happens with popular hardware products, the waiting time increases as early stocks quickly sell out. We have made shipping estimates from ableton.com transparent from the beginning, and will continue to do so.
We don't have access to availability and sales data for third-party retailers, and thus cannot speak for them as to availability and shipping estimates – you'll need to get in touch with specific retailers yourselves to get that information.
We're thrilled to see the enthusiasm for Push, and are working to accommodate the overwhelming demand – thanks for your patience.