Two ableton push, one computer

Discuss Push with other users.
Post Reply
deafjones
Posts: 1
Joined: Wed Oct 30, 2013 10:53 pm

Two ableton push, one computer

Post by deafjones » Thu Dec 19, 2013 3:00 pm

Hi everyone
I've been playing around with ableton push and got more and more comfortable with it to the point where I'd like to start improvising live sets.
I looking for THE ideal setup.
So I was thinking act first, that maybe an apc40 and push but it's not practical because when I launch a clip on apc40 and get back to push, the channel that's highlited changes and I have to click back on the channel I wanna play push notes on and arm it.
Then I thought that maybe a second push would do it, so just like djaying if have a mixer, a push on the right, a push on the left and would create a track on the left side and then when done playing it, would create a track on the right side and cross fade to the right.
But it's not working, in terms of session, they have different grids, which is great, but in terms of notes, as soon as you jump in the "note" mode, both push cannot play different armed channels,or instruments. I have tried to set the midi ins to their corespondent push and that was unsuccessful,
And also, if one push is launching clips, it changes the highlighted channels and it's nearly impossible to jump from one push to another.
Is there a way to launch clips from push session mode without having the Chanel getting highlighted and armed?
Is there a way to be able to play push left on channel 1-8 and push right on channel 9-16 at the same time?(playing midi notes specifically)
Thanks guys!

yur2die4
Posts: 7333
Joined: Sat Oct 03, 2009 3:02 am
Location: Menasha, Wisconsin
Contact:

Re: Two ableton push, one computer

Post by yur2die4 » Thu Dec 19, 2013 3:29 pm

I think in live's preferences you can turn off 'select clip on launch'.

The other thing, with only one Push notes channel at a time is a pain in the ass.

They ought to have multi-colored push arming, so they can play nicely together :P

Post Reply