Just when I was about to pull the trigger on a Digitakt you remind me how powerful my Push 2 can be.

This is one of the best videos I've seen for the Push 2. It was very close to being a tutorial. One thing I particularly like about Ihor's videos is the way in which they clearly show his process. You're able to discern how he is doing each step without some sort of quick edit that leaves you going "Wait!! Whoa! What the hell??? How did he do that? How did he get there?!???" (This drives me crazy with a number of popular synth KZreadrs.) This video, particularly, allowed me to learn a great deal because I was actually able to follow along with his process and understand the logic and overall flow. Great work! (Also, this was a great beat - very original AND very listenable. Not an easy thing to do!)

@IhorMedia

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for feedback! It means to me a lot!

@Berus7777

Жыл бұрын

@@IhorMedia Going to join your patreon this week - your channel deserves to grow!

@warrenc1829

10 ай бұрын

You said it for me. This is great. Really clear, easy to follow and precise explanations. I’ve learned a couple of things within the first ten minutes. Push is absolutely amazing. Only just getting started with it but adore it already.

@DaveParkerNZ66

10 ай бұрын

I completely agree. The Ableton Push 2 videos are more like promotion videos. They don’t show how to do things as clearly as this. Well done!

Love the push 2 content!! You always give me so many fresh ideas to play with

very inspiring, learnt a bunch of new tricks, thanks!

I'm over here trying to max out my Push 2 I got just a year ago while I save for a Push 3 and what I learned from this is gonna make the wait a lot of fun. Great stuff man.

@IhorMedia

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for your feedback!

Awesome as always! Love the push as a way to make Ableton more hands on. Thanks for posting this!

So much more fun watching and learning from Ihor than the lame ableton tutorials ! Ihor you’re the man!

Thank you! Love the way you explain the concepts regarding what you’re doing and why you’re making those choices! Love seeing the push 2 videos!

this is a great approach to learning push!

Underrated channel, amazing content!! This is so good to learn the push.

Thank you for your videos.Push2 and Ableton combo deserves more attention and live plays,you seems like a right person to cater this idea.

@IhorMedia

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

I cannot believe you just posted this video. I pulled the trigger on a Push 2 yesterday. Looking forward to part 2 already !

This really turned out good with arrangement and some compressors. Dope little ditty! Ihor shows how it's done yet again 💪

What an awesome video buddy! 🙌🏻 Love to see your Push workflow, very inspiring.

Thanks for the tutorial. That is a good workflow to get started for using push as a live performance tool.

Simply brilliant. I just bought Live and a Push 2 and this is super encouraging!!! Would be great to see some basic Push 2 tutorials as there's none around :)

Brilliant !!

Great video!

love every part of that. the organic style is awesome. Was playing with the same Komputer samples today on my push 2. Started again after a 3 year break. Awesome Stuff man!

Amazing! More push videos pleeease.

This is so damn inspiring!

Yes! I have longed for more Push content since I found your last one. Awesome and very inspiring!

@IhorMedia

Жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Very nice content as always 👌Just got my Push 2 after using Ableton for 10 Years without a controller. Its a completely different experience 🤯 Thanks for the inspiration 🙏

Thanks for the great content! Looking forward to more Push 2 related videos

@IhorMedia

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for support!

Thanks Ihor for teaching me how to use Push the right way! Crystal clear, well paced, fun, insightful. Also, love your relaxed presence ("nice") :)

@IhorMedia

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for your feedback! 😊

Thank you very much for the insides with Push - highly appreciate. Super combination in this channel of modular stuff, but also utilizing push. Looking forward for more to come... 🙂

@IhorMedia

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for feedback!

gr8 video thanks for sharing bruh

Great video! I sold the Push 2 years ago because I hated it very much for the worst button layout ever. After your videos I am ready to give it a try again.

thank you

Thanks!

Igor, I really appreciate the way you explain things on the push. It helps me a lot understanding Ableton and finding my way true the Push menu's. I'm also using the Digitakt and I started to get familiar with that machine. The push I find more difficult but it's a great machine. So pls continue the starting from scratch video's for the Push 2. Again many thanks and keep up the good work!!! I love it!!

@IhorMedia

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Niek for your feedback!

I've had the Push 2 for almost a year and I've never used it to it's full potential. Mostly because I've never given it the time and space to learn it properly so this video is great thanks Ihor! More videos on creating tracks on the push please mate. Keep em coming

@IhorMedia

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Adam! I am planning some more ;)

@City2x

Жыл бұрын

Are you thinking about getting a Push 3?

You looked like you were properly enjoying this by the end!!

Need to break out my push again! been loving using the octatrack though hahah. about 3 weeks in and getting a nice hang of it! Makes me want to dive back into the push as well. Great video, Great track! Big up from NY Ihor :)

@IhorMedia

Жыл бұрын

Push is amazing. And in this video I am just scratching the surface of it! Thank you my friend for kind words! Sending you a nice vibe to NY! ❤️

Time to dust off my Push device. thanks Ihor!

You promised this footage a few month ago so thank you for the video! :)

@IhorMedia

Жыл бұрын

It took some time! Thanks!

Man... I wish the next generation of elektron machines has a display like this

I just realized how fresh this video was. Great job bud, I’m trying to learn how to record MIDI in live but the count in seems to variate every time I push the button. I’m trying to figure out it’s behaviour so I can develop a reliable process for live sequencing.

@IhorMedia

Жыл бұрын

It might be something with Latency in Live. I think you might find some answers in this article: help.ableton.com/hc/en-us/articles/360010545559-How-Latency-Works

Вітання друже. Дуже не вистачає такого контенту українською. Все що вже зроблено на цьому каналі чудово було б почути українською. Успіхів вам

@IhorMedia

2 ай бұрын

Дякую за теплі слова!

Everyone uses Ableton so differently. I would use drum racks as opposed to chromatic note to play and sequence drums. But I guess you could say this is a more stripped down way of playing and sequencing drum hits. There's no right or wrong way to use Ableton or the Push. Which I like but oddly hate too. It's a very unbalanced way of learning the Ableton products. We learn our own technique without any predetermined methods. Cool way to use it though. Cheers

@IhorMedia

2 ай бұрын

Yes, I agree with you. It also bugs me at times when there is too much of flexibility and almost no limitations to do one thing. I can easily get stuck when there is too much choice. But at the end it all comes to personal preferences and processes. Thank you for your comment!

It is a bummer, that Ableton seems to forgot to send a Push3 to Ihor! with him using the P2 “Standalone” aka away from the screen, P3 is exactly what he needs.

@IhorMedia

Жыл бұрын

Haha! They might send one to me though... I am so much looking forward to try it out!

I could listen to the feking clicks on your samples any longer.

All looks a lot harder than just doing it on a laptop, with not much upside?

@IhorMedia

7 ай бұрын

A lot harder? Maybe for some. I like this way more than on a laptop anyways.

I really want to watch this tutorial, but the fast attack/gate pops on the main sample make me want to throw my headphones across the room.

@IhorMedia

Жыл бұрын

Sorry!

@JonValtandtheEvilRobots

Жыл бұрын

@@IhorMedia haha it’s the sample’s fault mostly.