Ableton Forum

I really like this look and I see it all the time for machine and mpc, but was never able to find it for my push. If you are in the UK or close, I found a shop who would like to do it but they need a physical unit to make the patterns to. If you let them measure your push 2, either in person or by mail, he will give you a free set. here is some of his other work and shop.

https://reverb.com/shop/synths-and-wood

speaking to ABLETON too! Somebody let this guy use a push 2 so he can fab some awesome wood! lol

allways thought this one was cool too with the dual angles it can hold it but never found it for sale

Yeh throw some of these on it too make it real classy. No I'm not a fan of wood on tech.

Tone wrote:I really like this look and I see it all the time for machine and mpc, but was never able to find it for my push. If you are in the UK or close, I found a shop who would like to do it but they need a physical unit to make the patterns to. If you let them measure your push 2, either in person or by mail, he will give you a free set. here is some of his other work and shop.

speaking to ABLETON too! Somebody let this guy use a push 2 so he can fab some awesome wood! lol

allways thought this one was cool too with the dual angles it can hold it but never found it for sale

Why don't you let them use your push 2 if you want the stand so bad.

And that is a horrible angle for using a push. I would never use that thing.

also, we know you run that shop.

DIY can never be beat!

This is what I fashioned up for Push MK1 simply for the viewing angle.



Cost = $9 (approx)
Tools = Ruler, Pencil, Drop Saw (though hand saw/jig saw will work), Screw Driver, Sandpaper
Materials = $5 piece of MDF (or some scraps in my case), 6 screws, 1 x can of paint
Time = 60 minutes

There have been plenty of solutions for holding Push, that looks like it could be a challenge to do much playing of pads on at those angles.

lol heyyy what a bunch of trolls> I own the shop??? I've been a member here for about 10 years, you can tell I am just an Ableton user by looking at my posts. The reason I don't give him mine is because i'm in the US and even though I do want one and would pay, I don't want one enough to ship mine (that I dont even have yet) to the UK, If a user was close it might be a win/win. but if they were for sale I would by one. As far as the angle that pic was something I found on the net, I like the 90 degree angle with the top of push at the bottom so the push is slanted towards the crowd as I play. lowfront we know your a bitch haha only a bitch would think that if i owned a shop I would hide it for some reason...like im afraid of something lmfao, your the type of person who looks at the floor when you meet someone? im betting

this is the best angle to play push so you don't look like a pussy hunched over a laptop
https://youtu.be/T3AL_LE4hHA


get out of the bedroom and live!!!!!!

I like the wooden sides.

Also, I've also been using that steep angle for a long time (actually a bit steeper - more like 45 degrees), with Push on my desk being propped up by a cheap IKEA laptop stand, which in turn has its rearbit/top resting on the foot of the PC monitor raiser. Very comfortable and much better for me than if it was lying flat. That would've meant me hunched over my desk. And I don't want to stand up.

Angle-wise whatever works for you but the homemade version there let's you stick a Decksaver on top which ain't gonna be happening on Mr Deluxe Sides there.

good point, im not a fan of the decksaver though. With or without wood sides mine will go in a flight case.

Like me some Decksaver, keeps dust and kids out and you can put crap on top when not using it too.

word up!

cool wood work :)

this is 4 euro, and fit Push 1 or 2

http://www.ikea.com/dk/da/catalog/products/60150176/

AH yes it DOES look like it cost 4 euros. If my goal was "cheapest stand" then that one wins!

where's a good decksaver for push 2?

Supposed to be out later this month according to Decksaver.

cool beans