PXT Series for Ableton Push WiN MAC
0RGan1c | 22 July 2015 | 28.67 MB
The PXT Series (Push Extension Series) is a collection of scripts and applications that extend the capabilities of Ableton Push.
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The PXT Series (Push Extension Series) is a collection of scripts and applications that extend the capabilities of Ableton Push.
Unleash your creativity with Ableton’s Push 3! Whether you use it as a standalone instrument or paired with a computer, dive into its full potential with this hands-on course led by Ableton Certified Trainer Thavius Beck. Learn Push 3 now! As a standalone instrument Push 3 is designed to be the center point of your computer-free music setup, or pair it with a computer to use it together with Live. Whichever version you opt for, Push 3 stands out as a dynamic instrument with responsive MPE-enabled pads, expanding your musical horizons with every touch. In this course, artist and producer Thavius Beck demystify the powerful possibilities of this innovative instrument …. Thavius guides you through a thorough exploration of Push 3 and its extensive feature set. From navigating content to unleashing the power of step-sequencing drums, real-time recording, and clip editing (including note velocity, range, probability, and more), Thavius has got your back!
In this class I will show you the basics of looping using Ableton and the Push 2 Controller. By the end of the class we will have put together our first (very basic loop) and gone over key concepts which we will continue to grow in the upcoming courses. While we are using Ableton for this course, we will not be focusing on mixing or creating a finished tracks, but on the tools that we need in order to live loop, whether that’s on stage or on a live stream. To get the most out of this class, you should have a copy of Ableton (even the free trial is fine) as well as the Push 2, but you can also use this video to decide if looping on the Push 2 is something that you’d like to explore in the future and to get an idea of what goes into live looping.
This device gives your Push its missing Arrangement Mode (plus a few extra bonuses). It doesn’t interfere with other Push’s modes, it just adds a new one. The device mainly works on a “selected track” basis. Ultimately, the main goal of this patch is to use your mouse less, because for a lot of tasks this thing actually is… quite slow. The main focus of this v2 was to add the most used keystrokes like copy/paste, but also new ones introduced in L10 (and 10.1) like switching Content/Automation modes (A) or reverse audio (R), the new Live 10.1 zooming shortcuts (H, W, Z…), better control over playback modes and many more. And of course it keeps all the good features from v1 that are natively missing in Live. It also now embeds my BiP (bounce in place) device.
Fastlane & Soundmanufacture teamed up to design a Max for Live Device (M4L) which enables you to have a faster access to individual features & customize Push 1 or 2 inside Ableton Live for your needs. Push Hacker turns your Push 1 or 2 session and note modes into HYBRID MODES ‘Session/User mode’ or ‘Note/User mode’ It enables you to manually re-assign any of Push’s features (buttons/rotaries/pitch bend/matrix pads) to any parameters in Live (audio effects/MIDI effects/Clips/ Clips slots/Mixer/Solo buttons etc.…) whilst in ‘Note Mode’ or ‘Session Mode’ Push Hacker has been designed to address one of the most fundamental principle of live performance ‘You should avoid having to switch modes on your controller’s whilst playing live to get the spontaneous feel you’d get from an acoustic instrument’
Become proficient in sequencing beats, building chords, and writing melodies on Push 2. Brian’s hands-on approach will have you making music fast with your Push! In Ableton Push 2 Jumpstart, you’ll learn & master all the features of Push 2. Push 2 is an instrument designed by Ableton, that gives you the tightest integration possible with Ableton Live. My favorite way to interact with Ableton Live is without a doubt Push 2. It has streamlined my workflow, helped me write better music in the studio, and brought my live performances to new levels. Best of all, I just love writing music with it. It’s such a fresh and exciting way of working that allows me to ditch the mouse and keyboard, roll up my sleeves and feel like I’m working with an instrument, not a computer. The high resolution display on Push 2 gives incredible visual feedback for your music and this course will teach you how to use it to create and manipulate samples, control instruments and effects, and mix and perform your music, and much more. In this course, we will explore every button, knob, and function that this amazing piece of hardware offers. 59 Lessons…