WHOA! This was AMAZING! Thanks Tom for sharing your creativity! This was sooo inspiring. I've been following your work for awhile and love seeing your playfulness. I don't have the Push 3 but your video is making me go practice 🥰

I love how organically ideas can be composed on Push 3. This video really shows this. I'm going to pick up a standalone unit within the next couple of months I think. Standalone + MPE + built in audio inputs really have me sold. These are not "essential" features, but I love "low friction" devices that I can switch on and start creating immediately. Currently my favourite gear to use are the Deluge, Maschine+ and M8. All low friction, portable, and quick to use. I own a Push 2 for many years also, but I hardly use it - the reason being, I hate turning on my computer. I know how dumb that sounds, but I'm using my laptop 10+ hours a day for work, so when it comes to making music I really like groovebox type devices - and I think Push 3 might well be the ultimate groovebox. I love this jam by the way, it sounds great!

@TomCosmNZ

10 ай бұрын

Totally understand, being able to take this out into the garden with headphones for two hours is a game changer - even working with laptops in noisy gigs/festivals was prone to all kinds of bullshit. I know its just a computer essentially, but not having to deal with windows or drivers or all that carry on. It just works.

Incredibly inspiring! Thanks for posting this. It’s really relaxing to watch, on top of being so much more informative than gear reviews. I’m currently selling some gear so I can get a Push. I can’t wait!

very smooth, great job

This is great, I just got a Push 3 yesterday and never having used a Push before I'm feeling totally overwhelmed. Been using Live for nearly 20 years now but always with a keyboard and mouse besides a brief flirtation with an APC40 many years ago. It's great seeing a workflow like this rather than having a tutorial video just dump everything on you in an indigestible way, I guess if I had a question it would be the best way to get fast enough at using it that I don't keep going back to mouse and keyboard for things I know how to do but don't know how to do it on the Push (I didn't get a standalone one). I know I need to just force myself to do it but it feels like a slow process when it's software I know inside out but then suddenly nothing feels intuitive anymore and the temptation once I get stuck is to just do what I'm trying to do with the mouse. I know at some point it'll become quicker or more direct or more controllable to use the Push but it feels like it'll be a long time to get there, so I wondered if you had any tips to help shortcut that process?

this is awesome Tom!

@TomCosmNZ

10 ай бұрын

Thanks buddy!

This video gave me a pretty good idea of what the creative process is like on the Push 3. In general, it seems enjoyable except for the preset browsing, that part seems like a potential creative black hole. 😂 Nice jam!

This is really awesome ! How do you like the push so far ? Been really thinking about getting one 😅🙈

Very nice Tom

@TomCosmNZ

10 ай бұрын

Cheers bro :)

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA....And come gadgets and gadgets..very good for this almost finished Ableton Push 3 similar to Akai Force and with some advantages and disadvantages..Above all to make good songs for a producer clones..I I agree with my Disc Show Man configuration with a key piece with this Ableton Push 3 or my Akai Force among other machines for my MIDI configuration.. Good luck with all things and let's all go with joy...

JAJAJAJAJAJAJAAAA....Y venga aparatos y aparatos..muy bien por este Ableton Push 3 casi terminado parecido al Akai Force y con alguna ventaja y desventajas..Sobre todo a hacer buenas canciones a un que sea por clones productores..Yo me quedo con mi configuracion del Disc Show Man con una pieza clave con este Ableton Push 3 o mi Akai Force enre otras makinas para mi configuracion MIDI..Bien animo con todas las cosas y vayamos todos con alegrias...