Ableton Push 3 Desktop Controller Workstation w/ 64 MPE pads and Audio Interface

Price: $999.00

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Introducing Push 3

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An expressive extension to Ableton Live Ableton Push 3

Push invites you to disconnect and be fully in the moment with your music. Sculpt your sound. Play in a style that’s recognizably yours. An upgradeable instrument and an ever-evolving bond with Ableton Live, Push is designed to sit at the heart of your setup for years to come.

Focus and Feel with Push 3 MPE-enabled pads

Shape your sound with pads that respond to the slightest movement of your fingers. Bend, slide and shift between different notes, sounds and articulations.

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Built-in Audio Interface

Plug your instruments into Push’s own audio interface to record straight into your set. Plus, send CV and gate signals to your modular setup.

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Multi-directional pads

Push’s 64 XY-sensitive pads respond to the subtlest shifts in finger placement and pressure. Feel your way around the pads to fluidly change your sound in multiple ways as you play.

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Realistic or imagined drums

Each pad features multiple articulations and timbres of a percussive element depending on where and how they touch the pad. Finger drum with timbral variation akin to a natural drum head, whether you’re playing an acoustic drum sound or an electronic one. Or play different percussion articulations within a pad – hits and rolls, open and closed hi-hats, sticks and brushes.

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Filters and effects

Paint your playing with precise color by adding tremolo or wah-wah to just some notes of a chord. Filter sounds with your fingers. Create your own instrumental hybrids and fluidly morph between completely different sounds.

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Expressive Sound Collection

Play your way through a library of nuanced sounds designed to make full use of Push’s expressive pad movements. Work with multi-articulated acoustic instruments and ensembles, take tactile control of all manner of synthesized sounds, and create shifting choral clouds with the exclusive Expressive Choir Pack by Spitfire Audio.

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Built-in audio interface A built-in audio interface with two inputs switchable between line (balanced) or instrument (unbalanced), two balanced outputs and a headphone jack. Connect external instruments, synths or effects and record directly into Ableton Live running on your computer. ADAT optical in and out Add an additional 8 inputs or outputs. Expand your setup to include mic preamps, additional instruments and effects, and multiple connections to modular gear. MIDI and USB Class-compliant USB MIDI interfaces are supported. Connect a standard MIDI keyboard or other controller to Push for more ways to play its internal instruments, and send MIDI to your hardware. CV/Gate Control and sequence your modular setup and other external synths by sending CV and gate signals from Push’s footswitch jacks. Expressive pads 64 MPE-enabled pads, each featuring an XY sensor that detects your finger’s movement across the surface of the pad. RGB backlighting. Integration with Live Access all the instruments, devices and effects included in the edition of Live you own. You can also get a new Live Intro license with Push. Compatible Live versions Works with any edition of Live 11.3.2 or later.

About Ableton

Making music isn’t easy. It takes time, effort, and learning. But when you’re in the flow, it’s incredibly rewarding. We feel the same way about making Ableton products. The driving force behind Ableton is our passion for what we make, and the people we make it for.

Tethered: Needs to be connected to a computer with Ableton Live. Push gives you detailed control over Live running on your computer. Ableton Live Intro software is included.
MPE Pads: 64 MPE-enabled pads, each featuring an XY sensor that detects your finger’s movement across the surface of the pad.
Expressive Touch: Mimic fretless strings, play smooth shifting chords, vary bowing techniques – all without taking your hands off the pads.
Finger Drumming: Play different percussion articulations within a pad – hits and rolls, open and closed hi-hats, sticks and brushes.
Audio Interface: Built-in audio interface with two inputs switchable between line (balanced) or instrument (unbalanced), and two balanced outputs.
Connecting Gear: Connect guitars, dynamic microphones, turntables, hardware synths or effects to record directly into your Push session or Ableton Live.
Creative Hub: Sample records, control modular jams, create multi-track recordings – Push works as a flexible creative hub and is the heart of your setup.
ADAT Optical in/out: Add an additional 8 inputs or outputs. Expand your setup to include mic preamps, additional instruments and effects, and multiple connections to modular gear.
MIDI: Connect a standard MIDI keyboard or other controller to Push for more ways to play its internal instruments, and send MIDI to your hardware.
CV/Gate: Control and sequence your modular setup and other external synths by sending CV and gate signals from Push’s footswitch jacks.