MusicRadar Tech | Ableton Push 3 goes standalone and MPE – 9 things you need to know! @MusicRadarTech | Uploaded 1 year ago | Updated 1 hour ago
Ableton has just unveiled the third generation of its Push hardware, a significant overhaul that not only adds MPE-equipped pads, but two configuration options, one of which comes complete with an onboard processor allowing it to run Live without connection to a computer. Ahead of launch, Ableton's Simon Lyon walked us through the most exciting new features.

We've had our hands on Push for the past few weeks, read our full review at: musicradar.com/reviews/ableton-push-3

00:00 1. The new jog wheel makes it easier to navigate Live and launch clips
02:00 2. It’s now much easier to edit MIDI from the Push hardware
03:43 3. Push is now fully MPE-equipped
09:23 4. MPE response is fully customisable
12:07 5. Momentary buttons promise to speed up the workflow
12:44 6. Push is now equipped with an interface and added I/O
13:39 7. Push is available in a standalone configuration
15:01 8. It’s upgradable
15:24 9. WIFI ‘continuity’ makes it easy to transfer work between standalone and desktop