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Ableton’s Dennis DeSantis gave attendees a demo of three upcoming features:
1. Dual-monitor support, finally allowing you to see Arrangement and Session Views side by side
2. More functionality in Push, including step sequencing of melodies (not just drums), and step sequencing of automation
3. Improved rendering when downsampling

That comes as a (pleasant) surprise...

Ableton’s Dennis DeSantis gave attendees a demo of three upcoming features:
1. Dual-monitor support, finally allowing you to see Arrangement and Session Views side by side
2. More functionality in Push, including step sequencing of melodies (not just drums), and step sequencing of automation
3. Improved rendering when downsampling

to be followed by much bemoaning for not having the same feature on a single monitor.

Bout time!

I'm especially curious to possibly catch a vid demo of this automation step sequencing feature.

That is a very handy tool on Maschine. Having it on Push would overwhelm me with excitement.

+1, personally never really cared about dual screen (always used the second for vst's), but Im real interested to see what changes in push are coming. I assume the new step sequencing is the big one but Im wondering what small ones are out there. Fingers crossed for assignable touch strip, or at least modwheel usage, the one thing I desperately want

Nice!

Holy shit! Very cool and excited!

It needs more cowbell.

Thats 3 things I don't need even the slightest bit. I wonder what else might be thrown in there?

Perhaps a kitsch'n sync.

Awesome! but we do need to able to have the mixer in both session AND arrange!
Also we really need a drum rack mixer mode on Push!!!!!!!
But things are looking up

It's a happy day for me... been wanting this for a long time!

I wonder if there'll be a closeout sale on the m4l dual monitor device.

Actually, if I recall from the video, I think there may have been a few unique features on their latest version.

bam bitwig is around the corner and ableton is running like crazy hoping to keep its users' base

Now it turns out to be very interesting.


Who gonna win this fight?


thrilling suspens