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I thoroughly enjoyed this video.

One thing I especially noticed was his studio session ettiquete. Lots of positive encouragement.

yur2die4 wrote:I thoroughly enjoyed this video.

One thing I especially noticed was his studio session ettiquete. Lots of positive encouragement.

Yeah, he seems professional and keeps the mood upbeat. Probably a pleasure to work with. Glad you enjoyed it! I was pretty impressed.

That was just great and really inspiring even though it's not my personal music taste.

Makes me want to work with live musicians again.
Thanks for sharing mate.

My pleasure! I don't really make house style music very often but sometimes. 10 years ago I would have looked at this and not been able to get past the "commercial" sound of it. I'm glad I got over it. This video can certainly be inspiring for any kind of musician using this machine.

OakenFULL

Fixed. Thanks.

I've just watched this...

There were a few issues I see:

1. Not being able to copy invidual clips, but needing to duplicate whole scenes then delete clips.

2. Not knowing if a new track is MIDI or audio.

3. Not being able to check audio input level.

Other than that, it did warm me to the idea of Push.

I watched this yesterday and really liked it. I especially liked how he worked with the vocalist and encouraged her ideas.

I was surprised he didn't try the, 'New' button. That should make a new scene of currently playing clips. I was kind of expecting that. But deleting clips seemed to work quite effectively as well.

thx for link

As often misleading, not really a track but an elaborated loop, hope for session two.

102455 wrote:I've just watched this...

There were a few issues I see:

1. Not being able to copy invidual clips, but needing to duplicate whole scenes then delete clips.

2. Not knowing if a new track is MIDI or audio.

3. Not being able to check audio input level.

Other than that, it did warm me to the idea of Push.

He also touched on Push's extremely deficient browser and had an interesting tip on adding a space to your own presets to get them to show up at the top of a list (so you can actually find your presets).

Quick reminder about how non-functional Push's Browser: no ability to add, edit, or manage categories, no ability to preview presets, no ability to favorite presets, no ability to categorize User Drum Racks.

featherodd wrote:Quick reminder about how non-functional Push's Browser: no ability to add, edit, or manage categories, no ability to preview presets, no ability to favorite presets, no ability to categorize User Drum Racks.

Thanks for the reminder dude! Why are you telling the consumer and not the company?

I wish someone would have pointed out these short comings out before I forked over money....

I'm still waiting for updates, we got 9.0.3 fixes only to cause more issues. so we get to wait another week.....

I'm pretty pissed still. I should be working on Push stuff but I'm not, cause I don't want to run into the known problems.

I'm considering taking a picture of Push as it sits in my studio, It's on the floor leaning up against the wall.

Sad considering how power it still could be.........functionality is coming still I hope...........

Cool Video too.