Ok, ok, I ordered a Push (again)

[Buleriachk]

Update: I got the calibration tool, and was able to calibrate the push so that it looks GREAT! (I was trying to run the calibration tool with Live running, which didn't work; running it standalone was the answer...)

So I am a happy camper, for sure.... the matrix looks just like the ads....

Where can I find the calibration tool? I don't see it in my Live account.

Write Ableton T/S: [email protected]

Update: I didn't mean to be snarky. I downloaded it right after I sent my first Push back, and saved it until I heard back from other users that it actually worked. Then I bought a Launchpad, and with L95, had a reasonable (and portable) way of testing the other functionalities of Push, so I held off re-purchasing it until now.

However, I went back and tried to find it on the beta forum under "Resources", which is where I found it the first time, and it has gone missing for some reason, which is why I suggest you write Ableton (I just did as well) and ask them about it.

It really worked well for me - I was able to get a matrix that was evenly white for all practical purposes, and could do even better if I really want to take the time with it. But for now, it is fine, and a vast improvement....

[v00d00ppl]

Update: I got the calibration tool, and was able to calibrate the push so that it looks GREAT! (I was trying to run the calibration tool with Live running, which didn't work; running it standalone was the answer...)

So I am a happy camper, for sure.... the matrix looks just like the ads....

Where can I find the calibration tool? I don't see it in my Live account.

Write Ableton T/S: [email protected]

Update: I didn't mean to be snarky. I downloaded it right after I sent my first Push back, and saved it until I heard back from other users that it actually worked. Then I bought a Launchpad, and with L95, had a reasonable (and portable) way of testing the other functionalities of Push, so I held off re-purchasing it until now.

However, I went back and tried to find it on the beta forum under "Resources", which is where I found it the first time, and it has gone missing for some reason, which is why I suggest you write Ableton (I just did as well) and ask them about it.

It really worked well for me - I was able to get a matrix that was evenly white for all practical purposes, and could do even better if I really want to take the time with it. But for now, it is fine, and a vast improvement....

Thanks for the info that made a huge difference. I like my whites with a greenish tint.