Push and Deuteranomaly
Push and Deuteranomaly
Hey everyone,
Has anyone else with any type of colorblindness taken a look at the pictures and video of Push? I was surprised that I could see so many colours on my new Maschine hardware (11/16), despite being able to see fewer in the ads online. Other devices, like the APCs and MPCs, don't appear in colour to me at all (red/green = useless to about seven percent of men).
Also, there have been a few posts on this forum which have been very helpful, especially in helping me find use for the APC40's colour feedback - thank you for these!
Has anyone else with any type of colorblindness taken a look at the pictures and video of Push? I was surprised that I could see so many colours on my new Maschine hardware (11/16), despite being able to see fewer in the ads online. Other devices, like the APCs and MPCs, don't appear in colour to me at all (red/green = useless to about seven percent of men).
Also, there have been a few posts on this forum which have been very helpful, especially in helping me find use for the APC40's colour feedback - thank you for these!
ttilberg wrote: "Hey, Live isn't just for DJs checkin' their email, or Expiremental Dave at the astronomy theater."
Re: Push and Deuteranomaly
Hey,
I'm a developer at Ableton and worked on the color management of Push. Being colorblind myself (quite strong red/green), I am very happy with the colors.
I clearly see the 3 split parts in the step sequencer i.e., know which pads are filled, where the steps are and the loop is. I do not see the exact color in the top rows, whether it's green or orange,
but it was never a problem as I see what's selected or useable. For clip colors, which also show up on Push, I make sure to chose the ones which look different too me.
I too have problems on other devices and green, yellow, amber looks almost the same to me.
Chris
I'm a developer at Ableton and worked on the color management of Push. Being colorblind myself (quite strong red/green), I am very happy with the colors.
I clearly see the 3 split parts in the step sequencer i.e., know which pads are filled, where the steps are and the loop is. I do not see the exact color in the top rows, whether it's green or orange,
but it was never a problem as I see what's selected or useable. For clip colors, which also show up on Push, I make sure to chose the ones which look different too me.
I too have problems on other devices and green, yellow, amber looks almost the same to me.
Chris
Re: Push and Deuteranomaly
How do you know if you are colour blind? 90% of colour blind claimers are liars. Fact.
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94% of statistics are made up on the spot. Fact.jtdj wrote:How do you know if you are colour blind? 90% of colour blind claimers are liars. Fact.
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why do they have to pretend to be color blind. makes no sense.jtdj wrote:How do you know if you are colour blind? 90% of colour blind claimers are liars. Fact.
Re: Push and Deuteranomaly
jtdj wrote:How do you know if you are colour blind?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_perception_test
What?jtdj wrote:90% of colour blind claimers are liars.
I'm also lactose intolerant, and I see about as much reason to lie about that. I'd rather have synæsthesia or something.
ttilberg wrote: "Hey, Live isn't just for DJs checkin' their email, or Expiremental Dave at the astronomy theater."
Re: Push and Deuteranomaly
Chris, thank you so much for responding. I was already exited about Push, and am much more exited now![csk] wrote:Hey,
I'm a developer at Ableton and worked on the color management of Push. Being colorblind myself (quite strong red/green), I am very happy with the colors.
I clearly see the 3 split parts in the step sequencer i.e., know which pads are filled, where the steps are and the loop is. I do not see the exact color in the top rows, whether it's green or orange,
but it was never a problem as I see what's selected or useable. For clip colors, which also show up on Push, I make sure to chose the ones which look different too me.
I too have problems on other devices and green, yellow, amber looks almost the same to me.
Chris
ttilberg wrote: "Hey, Live isn't just for DJs checkin' their email, or Expiremental Dave at the astronomy theater."
Re: Push and Deuteranomaly
Are the colors significantly better in Push than in Launchpad? Launchpad is quite useless for me (at least without M4L) since i can't see what clip I am playing.[csk] wrote:Hey,
I'm a developer at Ableton and worked on the color management of Push. Being colorblind myself (quite strong red/green), I am very happy with the colors.
I clearly see the 3 split parts in the step sequencer i.e., know which pads are filled, where the steps are and the loop is. I do not see the exact color in the top rows, whether it's green or orange,
but it was never a problem as I see what's selected or useable. For clip colors, which also show up on Push, I make sure to chose the ones which look different too me.
I too have problems on other devices and green, yellow, amber looks almost the same to me.
Chris
Do you know whether you have protanomaly or deuteranomaly?
Opa