A surprisingly useful video, especially as it was only 7 days ago you left us your first impressions of the Push 3. Obviously, a lot of Push 2 has carried over.
Thx again for a wonderfully helpful practical guide to a rather complex piece of gear. This will finally get me using my push 3 instead of just staring at it!!
You have the best channel so far when it comes to Ableton Push content that is absolutely useful, spot on and no BS. I would buy any course from you just for doing this outstanding work for free. Thank you so much!
Agree, I refer back to this video multiple times, as I am noob to push. Also this video inspired me to hit [ctrl]+[shft]+[eject] to shut off the screen on my mac and force myself to not look at the computer screen and follow along what meta is doing.
I just got my hands on a Push 3. Being an Ableton user I found my way around the device really quickly but there were something's I just couldn't work out the little pro tips you gave. So thanks so much for this you just filled the gaps I really needed! ❤️
Fantastic video, man. Been eagerly awaiting something like this for awhile. Love how concise you are while still managing to go pretty deep. Would love to see a part 2, the next level, where you explore some of the head-scratching functions that have eluded me so far - such as the adding fx to individual pads within a drum rack, or less obvious “hidden” functions activated with a shift modifier (ie, pressing shift+rec you can do a live 1st pass arrangement of clips). Again, thanks and excellent job!!!
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
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!!!
@@Th3rdFloor After having purchased the push 3 I would say just get a launchpad pro mk3 instead and use a laptop. mpe was my biggest buying point and I don't find it that great considering the time it takes to set up a useful scenario with it and even then it's meh..the specs of the standalone hardware aren't even good and you don't have access to VST use and such. i find the operation of the unit to be pretty confusing too it'd be way easier to just use a mouse in ableton. It's pretty big too and carrying a small laptop with an interface would be easier. i was disappointed and don't even find I'd miss any features if I just used a launchpad.
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.
Really great job with this. Your pacing is perfect and you’re teaching at a very useful knowledge level. I’ve been a Live user a little over 20 years and my Push 3 is en route - I ordered Standalone earlier today. Truly excited to see what it can do. :)
@@metamindmusicofficial Pitch-bends! I've never been able to get them right, but just being able to slide my finger from pad to pad basically solves that.
39:46: That is a Godsend. Hope that can be added to the Push 2. While you can change the notes up and down via Pitch freely, are you still limited to moving notes left and right via Nudge up to 100%, or can you move them left and right anywhere in the MIDI clip?
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.
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!!!
Thank you for your effort.. but could you upload this video 4K Resolution. Because I can not read your Push 3 screen very well. my eyes is good by the way :) If it is not resolution issue maybe it is about the angle
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 😊
Im planning to buy my first push controller, it really looks cool and seems like will simplify producing tracks. But it might sound dumb but i have been using a midi controller with 49 keys since past 3 years and havent had any experience in drum machines or button midis. Can someone answer my question on how do you play chords on this device? Like how do i get the piano layout so i can play notes on this? Is it a learning curve if you are coming from a traditional midi controller?
When I’m writing a melody in clip view the only way to add a midi note is with the pads recording an overdub correct? For instance navigating with the jog wheel won’t allow me to monitor and add a note like editing midi with a mouse via ableton?
I think you can still pencil in notes via any of the melodic sequencer modes to create notes without having to record them in. Then you can edit them in the clip view editor. Of course if you want to record and overdub midi notes you can also do so by hitting record during playback and playing the pads.
Wellll, you might as well have your computer open. Agreed, any Push screen is hard to see (at least for me). When I need to see big I need a vga out so I can use a 65” TV! I know where you’re going; great in performance NOT to have a computer on. Doesn’t seem to bother Caravan Palace much. I don’t see a screen output😣
got mine today. I am fluent with Ableton, I know the music theory well (I used to work as a guitarist before switching to making electronic music), but this device still seems intimidating. Thank you!
For a device this expensive I still can’t believe there isn’t some sort of a song mode. With the session view, pattern chains is called follow actions. It can easily be implemented in the Push.
I still find the push 3 screen / interface disappointing especially compared to something like an MPC. Why can't it have a display that shows the actual interface of your ableton plugins rather than just a label and value? Why can't it be touch? Why can't it be bigger? In terms of plugin control it's still not that much better than a Novation SL midi controller from 20 years ago in terms of screen apart from there's colour coding.
I can't understand why people cares so much about standalone if mostly they will work in the studio in front of a computer. I'd like better if they did a better integration with the software monitor, like maschine, than having a touchscreen that at the end of the day, will just mimic the computer/mouse workflow. Maschine as a controller is the best of both worlds, but lacks audio editing and arrangement. Neither one is great yet. They just fairly good in the lack of anything better.
I use it as a controller, as I use the maschine mk3, in the studio. I still prefer the maschine workflow, I'm just trying to go Push because of ableton incredible tools for audio editing and how it combines audio and midi. But for that type of creation in front of a pad based instrument, to put up an idea barely using the keyboard and mouse but still enjoying the visual facilities of a big monitor in front of you and a computer processor and big memory with the best vst's around, maschine still wins handily. I don't care about standalone, I just which maschine has that deep audio editing and arrangement of ableton (not push), or the push had the maschine workflow. The difficulty to do a simple send to a reverb bus of a single snare in a drum rack in push it's a shame, as some things in maschine it's a shame. They all do all sorts of complex stuff but their failures are always on the most basic, obvious shit.
Just got mine today and found your video right away via google, this is a really great intro to Push 3, thanks a lot for making it !
My pleasure! Glad it was helpful. Enjoy Push 3 :)
A surprisingly useful video, especially as it was only 7 days ago you left us your first impressions of the Push 3. Obviously, a lot of Push 2 has carried over.
Glad it was helpful! Yes, a lot of the functionality is similar to push 2 - so I got up to speed fairly quickly
Well done man. By far the best video on Push 3 that I have seen 🤘
Thx again for a wonderfully helpful practical guide to a rather complex piece of gear. This will finally get me using my push 3 instead of just staring at it!!
My pleasure! Glad it was helpful :)
Super useful and to the point, compared to many others out there
Glad to hear that!
Glad it was helpful!
I find myself coming back again and again to this video as it's just so "to the point" .... Well done you and thanks! 👌
Glad it was helpful!
Superb!!!! I’ve been pretty frustrated learning the Push 3 and this tutorial gave me that “light bulb turning on” experience.
Amazing! Happy it gave you some lightbulb moments 💡
You have the best channel so far when it comes to Ableton Push content that is absolutely useful, spot on and no BS. I would buy any course from you just for doing this outstanding work for free. Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful! Join my free community if you want to check out my full course :)
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wow really fluent and to the point. It s a huge help thanks a lot .
Happy to help!
best Push 3 Video published. I rarely if ever comment or provide feedback but you did amazing here.
Thanks for the kind words! Glad it was helpful
Agree, I refer back to this video multiple times, as I am noob to push.
Also this video inspired me to hit [ctrl]+[shft]+[eject] to shut off the screen on my mac and force myself to not look at the computer screen and follow along what meta is doing.
That's what I needed to start with my Push. Pro tips were great. Thank you
My pleasure! Glad it was helpful
Best intro vid ever. Thank you! Will be watching the rest.
So glad you made this. 100x more helpful than the actual user manual for push 3
Thanks for the kind words. Glad it was helpful!
I just got my hands on a Push 3. Being an Ableton user I found my way around the device really quickly but there were something's I just couldn't work out the little pro tips you gave. So thanks so much for this you just filled the gaps I really needed! ❤️
Fantastic video, man. Been eagerly awaiting something like this for awhile. Love how concise you are while still managing to go pretty deep. Would love to see a part 2, the next level, where you explore some of the head-scratching functions that have eluded me so far - such as the adding fx to individual pads within a drum rack, or less obvious “hidden” functions activated with a shift modifier (ie, pressing shift+rec you can do a live 1st pass arrangement of clips). Again, thanks and excellent job!!!
Thanks for the kind words! I’ll definitely make a “next level” video covering more of the advanced features and tricks. Stay tuned 🎶
@@metamindmusicofficialA video about the very underrated resampling would be great!
Couldn't have wished for a better introduction, thanks man
My pleasure!
Great overview! Thanks
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
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!!!
@@Th3rdFloor After having purchased the push 3 I would say just get a launchpad pro mk3 instead and use a laptop. mpe was my biggest buying point and I don't find it that great considering the time it takes to set up a useful scenario with it and even then it's meh..the specs of the standalone hardware aren't even good and you don't have access to VST use and such. i find the operation of the unit to be pretty confusing too it'd be way easier to just use a mouse in ableton. It's pretty big too and carrying a small laptop with an interface would be easier. i was disappointed and don't even find I'd miss any features if I just used a launchpad.
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.
Glad it was helpful!
This tutorial is really well structured and almost perfectly paced (for me). Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I have it and love it so so so much! Game changer for live set with modular
Really great job with this. Your pacing is perfect and you’re teaching at a very useful knowledge level.
I’ve been a Live user a little over 20 years and my Push 3 is en route - I ordered Standalone earlier today. Truly excited to see what it can do. :)
Thanks for the kind feedback! New Push is exciting times :)
@@metamindmusicofficial Loving Push 3 so far. Ableton got a lot right. I’ll be even happier when 12.1 goes final.
I stayed for the entire video. Great content!
Endless thanks! Glad it was helpful. What are you most excited about feature with for push 3?
kinda reminds me of the circuit rhythm the way the drums are put in pretty cool a mpc and c.r user so this seems like a combination of them both
This is a GREAT introduction. I basically now know how to do everything I really want to do, so...thanks, man!
It’s my pleasure! What are most excited to be able to do with Push?
@@metamindmusicofficial Pitch-bends! I've never been able to get them right, but just being able to slide my finger from pad to pad basically solves that.
Thanks this is what I thought the Ableton intro videos would do - but didn't.
Lots of great button commands that are not obvious. Great video.
Lots of awesome hidden commands on push 3!
my push arrives on monday. so excited!
Exciting times!
Fantastic video...I can start to use it now!
39:46: That is a Godsend. Hope that can be added to the Push 2.
While you can change the notes up and down via Pitch freely, are you still limited to moving notes left and right via Nudge up to 100%, or can you move them left and right anywhere in the MIDI clip?
You can move them freely via the position encoder
Thanks, this is by far the best push tutorial
Glad you think so! What was your favourite part?
good to have you back!
Thanks 🙏 Glad to be back!
Let's goooooo! Excellent work, dude!
Merci beaucoup!
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.
This is definitely the best Push 3 tutorial I've found. Thank you SO MUCH for taking the time to make this video. I totally understand Push now!
It isn't a tutorial. This is a features demo.
Waiting on mine in the post, great video
Glad it was helpful. Exciting times! It’s a beautiful instrument
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 did a breakdown of my thoughts in this video: Push 3 first impressions: Is it worth it?
ua-cam.com/video/MvzBV7Iy-sg/v-deo.html
Hi! Thanks a lot friend🎉
Only one question.
How can I mute notes (in melodic step sequencer) ?
With drum is very easy.
Thanks🤟
Great video. Helped a lot.
Glad it helped!
Great video 👏👏🎶
Thank you for your effort.. but could you upload this video 4K Resolution. Because I can not read your Push 3 screen very well. my eyes is good by the way :) If it is not resolution issue maybe it is about the angle
Thank you! This was super!
Glad it was helpful!
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 😊
You should be able to add a saturator (or any other audio effect) simply by selecting the track, hitting the + button and choosing a device 👍
Im planning to buy my first push controller, it really looks cool and seems like will simplify producing tracks. But it might sound dumb but i have been using a midi controller with 49 keys since past 3 years and havent had any experience in drum machines or button midis. Can someone answer my question on how do you play chords on this device? Like how do i get the piano layout so i can play notes on this? Is it a learning curve if you are coming from a traditional midi controller?
Just press the buttons 😊 you re gonna be fine
How do I select a track with a drum rack on it?
Learned a lot! cheers
Glad it helped!
When I’m writing a melody in clip view the only way to add a midi note is with the pads recording an overdub correct? For instance navigating with the jog wheel won’t allow me to monitor and add a note like editing midi with a mouse via ableton?
I think you can still pencil in notes via any of the melodic sequencer modes to create notes without having to record them in. Then you can edit them in the clip view editor. Of course if you want to record and overdub midi notes you can also do so by hitting record during playback and playing the pads.
@@metamindmusicofficial Thanks for your help and this vid. Definitely subscribed to check out some more push videos
Hi! really help tutorial! thanks! I have question, it's possible scroll around arrangement view with push 3? thank you in advance!
Well done! Thanks!!!
My pleasure!
Thank you so much.
Is this the standalone or just the controller?
This is the Standalone version
This is so helpful, thanks
You're welcome!
Thanks !
You bet!
Wellll, you might as well have your computer open. Agreed, any Push screen is hard to see (at least for me). When I need to see big I need a vga out so I can use a 65” TV! I know where you’re going; great in performance NOT to have a computer on. Doesn’t seem to bother Caravan Palace much. I don’t see a screen output😣
27:00 fun fact, these shapes are the same shapes you learn on a bass guitar fretboard
1000% being a guitarist and having a similar layout harmonically is one of the reasons I vibe with Push
Great Tutorial
Thank u!
You're welcome!
in standalone can i still use 3rd party vsts?
nah just ableton stuff
got mine today. I am fluent with Ableton, I know the music theory well (I used to work as a guitarist before switching to making electronic music), but this device still seems intimidating. Thank you!
This was really good! Thank you so much.
My pleasure!
I wait for a song mode or pattern chain, then maybe i will buy it....
For a device this expensive I still can’t believe there isn’t some sort of a song mode. With the session view, pattern chains is called follow actions. It can easily be implemented in the Push.
@@filmingkey yes i read no following actions for clips and scenes like in Live
Just got mine Friday, controller version tho
just bought one today as a complete beginner eeekkk
Exciting times!
I still find the push 3 screen / interface disappointing especially compared to something like an MPC. Why can't it have a display that shows the actual interface of your ableton plugins rather than just a label and value? Why can't it be touch? Why can't it be bigger? In terms of plugin control it's still not that much better than a Novation SL midi controller from 20 years ago in terms of screen apart from there's colour coding.
I agree the that the plug-in/device interface is a little lack luster compared to the actual device in Ableton
Very “Ableton Note” like
It still shows a ton more info than my Maschine+ screen 😂
How is it compared to the push 2? I just ordered one last night
I can't understand why people cares so much about standalone if mostly they will work in the studio in front of a computer. I'd like better if they did a better integration with the software monitor, like maschine, than having a touchscreen that at the end of the day, will just mimic the computer/mouse workflow. Maschine as a controller is the best of both worlds, but lacks audio editing and arrangement. Neither one is great yet. They just fairly good in the lack of anything better.
I use it as a controller, as I use the maschine mk3, in the studio. I still prefer the maschine workflow, I'm just trying to go Push because of ableton incredible tools for audio editing and how it combines audio and midi. But for that type of creation in front of a pad based instrument, to put up an idea barely using the keyboard and mouse but still enjoying the visual facilities of a big monitor in front of you and a computer processor and big memory with the best vst's around, maschine still wins handily. I don't care about standalone, I just which maschine has that deep audio editing and arrangement of ableton (not push), or the push had the maschine workflow. The difficulty to do a simple send to a reverb bus of a single snare in a drum rack in push it's a shame, as some things in maschine it's a shame. They all do all sorts of complex stuff but their failures are always on the most basic, obvious shit.
BRUV I NEED THIS SHIT
Got it :)
😊
Best overview on UA-cam. d(^_^d
I'm so tempted, but who's going to buy a push 2 now😂?
Hehe it’s tempting - it’s a killer tool & instrument
Still loving my push 2 with all the software updates making it even cooler
Promo-SM
Bro you sound like Matt Walsh
You can buy a Push 1 for peanuts and pair it with any laptop for a lot more power than Push 3 not to mention longer battery life😂
Then do that and shut up. We’ll start giving a shit about what you have to say when you’ve sold a million albums, or even just one.
I deeply hate push 3. Its a overpriced stepback