Unlock Push 3 - change collection names, default tracks, USB and more

[bouke]

If you unauthorize first, there is no issue to authorize again after the upgrade.

[troyboymusic]

a screenshot of this file would be very helpful...specifically how they were added...

/etc/udev/scripts/mount.sh


not a linux expert but def a tech guy lol... I think this is the only step im missing...

[bouke]

There is a little bit more to it. I've recorded a video, however, not had to time to edit ... Will try this week.

[AlexDLarge]

Could someone with access to the file structure of the P3 SA hard drive tell me what the path on the drive is to the folder where the samples are copied into the user library? I wonder if it would be possible to create an M4L with the possibility of changing the files that are loaded, for example, into Granulator III from P3. I wonder if you could try to create a menu with preloaded addresses to change them without having to go through the computer

[btrrrrnnnnn]

Could someone with access to the file structure of the P3 SA hard drive tell me what the path on the drive is to the folder where the samples are copied into the user library? I wonder if it would be possible to create an M4L with the possibility of changing the files that are loaded, for example, into Granulator III from P3. I wonder if you could try to create a menu with preloaded addresses to change them without having to go through the computer

Try /data/Music/Ableton/User Library/Samples

There's also /data/Music/Ableton/Live 12 Core Library/Samples

and for G3: /data/Music/Ableton/Factory Packs/Granulator III/Samples

Basically /data/Music/Ableton/ is the root of the goodies in terms of samples

[AlexDLarge]

Wow! Thanks a lot! I will try that as soon as I got my Push 3!

[btrrrrnnnnn]

Wow! Thanks a lot! I will try that as soon as I got my Push 3!

Oh sorry, I didn't realise that you didn't have one yet.
So I tried a few things and nothing worked.
It seems that granulator 3 likes the samples to be in Ableton's proprietary format aif. That's no issue, just drag a wav into a project and consolidate it. Putting the resultant file into the granulator samples path produces nothing. It just doesn't appear when you navigate there on the push.
I even tried saving a G3 preset and then copying that across with the sample but again no.
The only thing I didn't try was the official way of connecting the push and dragging stuff in, so that may work. Either way, I think we're a major rethink away from the same functionality that you get with G3 on the desktop which is a shame. It is a Max device though so maybe someone will figure something out. As it is, it's almost pointless to even have it on the Push 3.

[AlexDLarge]

I don’t know how the OS on the push 3 SA works, so I will ask you if you think it’s possible to install 3rd party software on the device, like Serial OSC in order to use Monome grids with it. I’ve found this link where it shows how to install it on Linux systems …

The easiest way to setup things on Ubuntu is to get the precompiled packages from a PPA: ppa:artfwo/monome.

$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:artfwo/monome
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install libmonome
$ sudo apt-get install serialosc

Do you think it could be possible?

[troyboymusic]

There is a little bit more to it. I've recorded a video, however, not had to time to edit ... Will try this week.

any news on this video??? ill take the unedited version LOLOLOL

[AlexDLarge]

I managed to access the push 3 via SSH, and I was trying to install external libraries for the Monome Grid (serialosc). I'm facing the same problem as one user from lines has found: the "sudo" command is not recognised by the Push 3. Does anyone know how to solve this? The serialosc instructions to install it on linux platforms are described in the Monome page, but the sudo is not working ...

[nvmker]

I managed to access the push 3 via SSH, and I was trying to install external libraries for the Monome Grid (serialosc). I'm facing the same problem as one user from lines has found: the "sudo" command is not recognised by the Push 3. Does anyone know how to solve this? The serialosc instructions to install it on linux platforms are described in the Monome page, but the sudo is not working ...

Looks like there is no sudo binary, so you can re-login using root user for privileged access:

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ssh [email protected]

[Zjcc56]

I can not for the life of me get this to work, I've tried it with the hot spot and direct connection with a usb to ethernet adapter. When i click add ssh key I don't even have a chance to read the text before it says failed. I have it set up to do it fast holding shift and select and then have my mouse by the top right of my push to click the add ssh button and quickly hit the settings button and it still fails.

i'm on push 2.1.5 that ive upgraded with a 2tb drive. I feel like it would be easier for me to just pull the drive out and manually copy the key over, does anyone know where it would go? i tired the ssh folder in data and that didn't work

*update* in osx Sonoma it generates a ed25519 key pair by default, tried it on ventura and it generated an rsa key pair and it worked
so in sonoma or higher probably you need to do ssh-keygen -t rsa

[vaikohansson]

Not sure, if somehone has already mentioned it, but the newest Push3 firmware you can rename collections without hacking the Push. Just open collections and on the right you have three dots. Under it there is the rename command.

[Hermanator]

For any Windows 11 users, skip Puttygen and use Powershell with the commands mentioned here. Windows powershell includes SSH commands now.

Puttygen RSA ssh key looked a lot different than the MacOS and Windows powershell, and Push failed to add the puttygen rsa key. It had no issue with powershell's though.

[Hermanator]

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