Will NAMM bring us anything new for the push?
Will NAMM bring us anything new for the push?
So there it is, will NAMM bring us anything new for the push?
Ableton has to bring us some sort of update.
push is SCREAMING for it!
What do you lot think?
New joys in 2015?
Ableton has to bring us some sort of update.
push is SCREAMING for it!
What do you lot think?
New joys in 2015?
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Re: Will NAMM bring us anything new for the push?
I think a handful of push users are screaming for it, the rest of us are happy with what we have.
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Re: Will NAMM bring us anything new for the push?
I've been screaming for it!
Have fun with your glass half full.
Have fun with your glass half full.
Re: Will NAMM bring us anything new for the push?
I will, the stuff in that glass is pretty potent. I've had mine a year now, and still find something I didn't know every time I look into it.Asymmetricalmusic wrote:I've been screaming for it!
Have fun with your glass half full.
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Re: Will NAMM bring us anything new for the push?
I have half a glass of awesome, it does everything they told me it would, I am an happy user, if you want something that does something else why not go buy something else?Asymmetricalmusic wrote:I've been screaming for it!
Have fun with your glass half full.
Re: Will NAMM bring us anything new for the push?
To be fair, simple things like the question in the OP are completely valid. I love my Push, after 4 decades of making music on various wind/percussion/string instruments, the Push is officially my wet dream as far as music interfaces go. I love this thing at a level that is probably unhealthy.Greeny1321 wrote:I have half a glass of awesome, it does everything they told me it would, I am an happy user, if you want something that does something else why not go buy something else?Asymmetricalmusic wrote:I've been screaming for it!
Have fun with your glass half full.
That doesn't mean there isn't room for fixing user interface things.
I always use a single drum rack, but no matter how many times I load it, it still remains at the bottom of the list. For a device used in live performance, that could definitely be improved upon.
This is basically a 1.0 product, and there is such a wealth of potential for improvement that it's overwhelming. And Ableton has been pretty silent about what they may or may not be working on, so I can understand why people would like to know more.
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Re: Will NAMM bring us anything new for the push?
I totally agree there is room to improve some stuff however, I notice many people on this forum complaining about ableton adding nothing changing nothing, demanding that they add stuff etc my point is they sold us a product, they told us what it can do, it can do it, with that in mind what exactly do ableton owe us? we paid them for the product as it is and while it would be nice to get some new stuff etc I don't feel I have the right to go around demanding things from them, if they wanna keep hush hush that's on them we got what we paid for already.fn0000rd wrote:To be fair, simple things like the question in the OP are completely valid. I love my Push, after 4 decades of making music on various wind/percussion/string instruments, the Push is officially my wet dream as far as music interfaces go. I love this thing at a level that is probably unhealthy.Greeny1321 wrote:I have half a glass of awesome, it does everything they told me it would, I am an happy user, if you want something that does something else why not go buy something else?Asymmetricalmusic wrote:I've been screaming for it!
Have fun with your glass half full.
That doesn't mean there isn't room for fixing user interface things.
I always use a single drum rack, but no matter how many times I load it, it still remains at the bottom of the list. For a device used in live performance, that could definitely be improved upon.
This is basically a 1.0 product, and there is such a wealth of potential for improvement that it's overwhelming. And Ableton has been pretty silent about what they may or may not be working on, so I can understand why people would like to know more.
And please dont take this as an attack on anyone elses opinion but the OP did ask what us lot think, and this is what I think - nobody has to agree with me
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I only think people is way too impatient.
Re: Will NAMM bring us anything new for the push?
i think with everything in life. there is always room for improvment. especially with such a brilliant controller as this. soo many people use it in so many different ways that there is bound to be a wealth of ideas/suggestions. it would be nice if ableton took some of these on board
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Wow interesting responses.....
So to set it out, I use my push daily and love it, always finding new ways to use it, but come on, we all know there a a few things Ableton really left out and should be attended too.
Just simple work flow things. I don't care for crazy additions but of course they a re welcome
So BACK to the op....
What do you guys think, regardless of if you like your push or not.
So ideas, thoughts?
So to set it out, I use my push daily and love it, always finding new ways to use it, but come on, we all know there a a few things Ableton really left out and should be attended too.
Just simple work flow things. I don't care for crazy additions but of course they a re welcome
So BACK to the op....
What do you guys think, regardless of if you like your push or not.
So ideas, thoughts?
Re: Will NAMM bring us anything new for the push?
I know I would prefer other kind of controller instead of Push v2:
- A mixer designed for Live, I don't know how it would be but considering what they pulled with Push it could be fantastic.
- A keyboard version of Push with more encoders and 61 keys.
- An Official iPad control App for Live.
Many moons ago they used to announce new instruments between versions so maybe announce a new native synth (just dreaming).
- A mixer designed for Live, I don't know how it would be but considering what they pulled with Push it could be fantastic.
- A keyboard version of Push with more encoders and 61 keys.
- An Official iPad control App for Live.
Many moons ago they used to announce new instruments between versions so maybe announce a new native synth (just dreaming).
Re: Will NAMM bring us anything new for the push?
with the apc40 and push it is a lot, with pxt even more.
in view of live-gigs it would be still tempting to preload
the next track or make nice transitions between two of .als
with a strong machine its even possible to run 2 tracks
in 2 Instances of Live - but the controller mapping is
kind of instable and NOT user-friendly.
i would love to see one Push switching between two .als
or make it please more userfriendly to pingpong tracks
between 2 controllers.
a selection which open instance of live should be controlled
via push would be a step in the right direction.
this improvement would free a lot of potential and even
those bedroomproducers having track by track would
get more space to set up whole sets with their single tracks.als
in view of live-gigs it would be still tempting to preload
the next track or make nice transitions between two of .als
with a strong machine its even possible to run 2 tracks
in 2 Instances of Live - but the controller mapping is
kind of instable and NOT user-friendly.
i would love to see one Push switching between two .als
or make it please more userfriendly to pingpong tracks
between 2 controllers.
a selection which open instance of live should be controlled
via push would be a step in the right direction.
this improvement would free a lot of potential and even
those bedroomproducers having track by track would
get more space to set up whole sets with their single tracks.als
Re: Will NAMM bring us anything new for the push?
Id like to be able to:
*preview all my samples without dragging them into a drum rack.
*audition the notes in harmonic sequencer with shift key
*rearrange order of folders in push's browser
Other than that im pretty darn happy with push especially with pxt covering most additional things
*preview all my samples without dragging them into a drum rack.
*audition the notes in harmonic sequencer with shift key
*rearrange order of folders in push's browser
Other than that im pretty darn happy with push especially with pxt covering most additional things
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Re: Will NAMM bring us anything new for the push?
why are the people not interested in an update even in this fucking thread?
Re: Will NAMM bring us anything new for the push?
A "software update" yes I am very interested, a hardware one, no.starving student wrote:why are the people not interested in an update even in this fucking thread?