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great stuff! many thanks

Bro this video got me off on a session today, the idea of creating a template with a limited selection of good options really inspired me, ended up with a lovely template of my favourite instruments and 2 completely different tracks started that both sound pretty nice to me. Cheers

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Really cool setup! Do you maybe know if there is a cue function in Ableton? I want to plug in my headphones as well as some speakers, so when I have a jam session I can play around with some idea and listen it on the headphones, while everything else is playing on the speakers (something like DJ mixers have).

Keep sharing your valuable tips, learning a lot from you. Thanks.

What I wanna know is how you got the drum kits to sound so proper together. Like the shuffle at 5:02, I cannot for the life of me get that to not sound robotic or weird sounding. Was that a chopped sample?

Nice bro, greetings from Mexico City!

Crazy Guitar Looping Link?

Thanks so much nice content ! iam a year in abelton push 2 this helpted me allot!

thank you so much for this!

Very well put together explanation of push3 functions. I recently purchase push3, transferred files from Ableton live and now realizing that files are missing. I need help understanding how to correct that, also how to store completed songs for live playback? Please please help thanks, Tyrone.

Another good tip is to colour code your frequencies within the DAW. Then colour code your drum parts according to those frequencies. In drum rack if you click on a pad and hold shift it will take you through to a colour page where you select colours for your different instruments. Purple for bass, red for kick, orange for snare and clap, blue for hats etc

You dropping the books made me feel like every time I open my music production resource documents folder 😅

Music theory!!!! FTW

Thank you !

What trips me the fuck out is that the C Major scale is the A Minor scale. All Major scales are Minor scales and all Minor scales are also Major scales? I've never recovered from my mind imploding when I first learned that, as you can tell.

excellent thank you ....

Rachel Collier has some great videos on performing with Ableton Live. Her and Mary Spender also did a course.

This was excellent. Very appreciated. Do you have a Discord? I have a couple questions about how to control macros from one device on one track from another macro knob on another track - or any potential workarounds for that kind of functionality. I work with Elektron Overbridge, so I have multiple tracks and parameters that I can set to the macro knobs of the main group track, but when I go to, for example, play track 3 on the Syntakt which correlates to another track in that group in Ableton, I no longer have access to mapping it to a macro knob from the track with Overbridge on it (Overbridge, if you dont know, is basically just a virtual interface and routes multiple audio and midi tracks from within the Elektron device).

Halfway threw a prestigious school I can look bk and say these type of videos will make you not make moves most ppl make videos I feel are mad they didn’t go to there dream school , no one wants to learn everything on your own with a a structure , one main thing school will give you is hands on gear ⚙️, are cheap room stuff will never get close to , you will always at any age need experience on high end gear , or rent one lol or be strictly a handicap programmer , hands on celebrity studios is also a experience, this why we make music for the experience, but get its never too late go there after you like me a watch hella videos and go there and ace school , lil tip thank me later, it also put you around other artist and not just your self in studio

I got a boss 505 that puts me in this amazing limited but very creative state!! Great video!!🔥

errr.....No. Are you supported by your parents or something? It's not about 'time-management'.

wow man - been looking forward to this and you delivered big time! just ordered an mc8! =) thanks so much

Well done man. By far the best video on Push 3 that I have seen 🤘

doers this work on push 3 standalone ?

The price is what keeps me away from it. I’ve been an Ableton user since live 8.

Can you change any instrument to chromatic mode? if so, how?

This is awesome! The exact setup I’m going for. I just started using Ableton and have a push 3 coming in a couple days. I’m a guitar player as well and have a Helix and an MC8. Would it be possible to get your template for ableton and the MC8?

You’ve addressed my main pain point with Ableton’s implementations of looping

Great review! Thank you so much for the detailed explanation and clear editing, which shows in real-time how to perform various functions and how efficiently one can work with Push. I am a new user, and your video really helped me get to grips with it.

Hey I’m enjoying your push vids. For follow actions I use follow scene by isotonik. It’s actually better than abletons follow actions. You can set the scene follow length from push and turn on whether you want the scene to loop or move to next scene on the fly. It works very well.

Is there much of a difference for editing session view audio clips or midi clips between push 2 and 3?

Incredibly good review, definitely the best one I've seen. Better buttons, expressive instrument play style. Sold on the 3

I have a push 2 and I have had it for a while now but never learned how to use it. This video is helpful. I want to start using it so I can create better music.

Just confirming that I enjoyed this type of content. Keep it up!

i'm seriously considering adding push 3 standalone to my setup,,i've been on the fence for what seems like months now!...would love Meta Mind Music to do a pro's and con's video or possibly a review on his overall experience of ownership of the unit,,it would be very much appreciated!!! ,,,,,just subscribed too!!!

I've been trying to figure out how to add effects to an existing instrument and I just can't figure it out! For example adding a saturator to a synth - do I need to convert to a rack or something? Any help much appreciated 😊

fantastic resource. Thank you for taking the time to make this.

I would rather die before going to a school for music! 😅😅😂

Honestly. I really believe that this "finish" your music hype is more a trend as a help. I really found out there is no finished track, because there is always something what you can do or could have done later. Its only in the eyes of the creator what "finished" is. In my opinion, a finished track is a myth and doesn't exist. It's a way to get depresses and lost. If you stop trying to finish a track and rather focus on "how to learn shit" then it suddenly changes, because you are now not focused on that outcome bullshit. Which never mattered in the first place. The only thing what really matters is that you 1) have fun and 2) learn to make good music that YOU like and that YOU are happy and proud of. No matter how u do it, but focusing on that and only on that. That's when results will come (AS A BYPRODUCT) The worst tracks and the worst time producing music i've literly always had when i was distracted by the idea of a " finished track". I just couldn't get my head free! Trying to finish this and that and in time! There's defenitly a smart way of working and arranging this, a lot to learn about.... but it's not believing that a finished track exists. Its all relative and its just about creating the STYLE that you like. I HOPE U GUYS ALL UNDERSTAND THAT ✌️ AND ❤

Finally i understand what that means! Well explained! Thank you! 🙏

powerful stuff,, thanks for taking the time ,

Can’t find how to save a default midi track. Anyone know if this is possible?

you're the man! i regretted buying this thing for many months lol but this was an enormous help, especially the sequencer and note stuff. finally its making some sense to me

Got myself a used Push 2, since prices came down. And I am starting to get into it with your videos. Definitely an instrument 😃

Some great tools here! Thanks

reminds me of when my head blew up trying to learn the guitar fretboard after a life spent behind the piano.

I really liked your take on this, great overview