Making Techno with Push 2 only 🔲

[@lorenzk.890]

Nice stuff!!! Pleas make more videos like this! Its is really good for learning how to make tracks with the Push

[@derekdila3875]

Let's goooo, just started but I already sense it's going to be 🔥gonna dust up my push 2!

[@cbr_n]

Wow you're an absolute wizard Yan, amazing

[@larsd4444]

Tank you so much! This video is a key point for me finally using my push 2. It's bringing forward my "just playing around and having fun" (what is the main purpose) closer to maybe after years finally getting a first kind of fnished track or sth to play around with :D we'll see ... but therefore im asking you if you could add a second video in which you arrange this into a small set with build ups, sfx , automation, riser, etc. using only push 2. Obviously in a stripped-down version, but what enables one to play around and getting lost even more. One of the best videos out there and a perfect blueprint for people who wanna have fun with making electronic music. Im deeply thankful for this!

[@marcellogoiaba]

This is great, I love you man. Thank you so much. I've had the Push for over a year and it was gathering dusk. I am finally getting the hang of it by watching your video.

[@patgarner]

This is so awesome, thank you so much for making this! Perfect combo of skills!

[@AKAtAGG]

Saw the title and thought - there's only one techno god who can do this, and it's Yan Cook.

[@MrJvandal]

Push 2 is pretty powerful... Remember that the original techno records were made with super basic equipment. It's interesting to see Yan's workflow though.

[@AKAtAGG]

@@MrJvandal it is indeed powerful. i have one. nobody is out there just using this though, and not many could achieve what Yan achieves here using push2 alone.

[@marcosrotllan]

@@AKAtAGG all you need is live?

[@happylittlesynth]

@@marcosrotllan Exactly what I was going to suggest to sticky...he should check him out. He does far more videos with just push and ableton.

[@KONDRAA]

I learned so much just following your moves. Thank you so much for this video 🥰

[@rodrigoaquije2534]

Awesome, thank you! this is so inspiring

[@deactiva]

Thats very interesting ❤

[@ResidenteConsciente]

Would you be able share another session like this one please?

[@YanCook]

Yeah, someday, with Push 3)

[@ResidenteConsciente]

@@YanCook got it 👍 unsubscribed 😂

[@nithishaloks.r2411]

Namah Shivay Awesome, Thank You, Waiting for Song Production Remix, Thank you Namah Shivay

[@haroldinho6370]

This amazing

[@internalreality]

awesome movement

[@JakuzStudio]

Love Your style 🔥

[@sotirisavgeris7057]

kick 909 always the best

[@dragoorigins452]

ONE HOUR ...cookingg

[@Ewela.93]

Good music 👍👍 I also recommend listening *MCH - Burza Mózgu* 👍

[@johnsonr8573]

Can you download sample packs for extra synths etc on to the push if you are using as a stand alone?

[@rinatnugmanov3543]

Привет! Давай почаще выкладывай, для меня полезно смотреть твои ролики=)

[@clayz8098]

Where is that lamp on your table from?

[@FranckBossi]

The push 2 is amazing. I've used it for 2 years now yet you use it better than me ha ha ha

[@lauzn2458]

🔥🔥🔥

[@ohstirfry]

I don’t expect you to have an MPC One. but only using that, I am still not finding my self satisfied with my sound design on my analog hardware clones, specifically my 909 is solid but my rumble is mediocre, and my 303 riffs aren’t feeling distorted but clear and spacious. Any hints or universal techniques I should be following? I had no issues in Ableton but dawless with the MPC is being much more difficult.

[@ricardostella178]

Same boat. I’m about to sell my MPC Live to be able to buy a used Push 2. More knobs and buttons is better than menú giving

[@jasonosunkoya]

When we getting another live set in London bro

[@luchoismaelslavenattili7788]

Perfect shit bro! greetings from Argentina. we are waiting for you to play

[@curiousape001]

I really like this lamp. Where can I buy one?

[@YanCook]

Yeelight Candela Lamp, or something like that.

[@opon.t4038]

GG

[@KSKSKSx2]

Cool video! I just wonder, I got my push like a 6 months ago, and I was really surprised about the quality of the knob encoders. They have uneven tightness and some of them are even wobbly. Is this your case as well?

[@PhilippEmilHerrmann]

I found the same.. but it hasn't changed with use and doesn't seem to impact accuracy. Slightly annoying though given the quality and finish otherwise.

[@BasAlphenaar]

@@PhilippEmilHerrmann I've worked with multiple Push 2 units and they've all had this problem with some of the encoders, it's really a shame that they still can't get this right in the manufacturing process since it's already being manufactured since 2015

[@redrumalangalbiati6591]

great job as always, did u made the rumble out of the subby layer of the 909 kick?

[@Braindestructor]

Niiice

[@ZainKhan-c9w]

good work but needs more practice, no offence as one artist to another. keep up the good work.

[@cechmaster]

Sounds cool, but what took you 1 hour could have been made in like 15 minutes using the classic keyboard and mouse in Ableton

[@YanCook]

Yes, but making music is not about timing, I think, it's about enjoying the process and having fun and often the mouse+keyboard is no fun at all, this is why the Push exist, a physical instrument that can inspire to create 🙂

[@SinisterSandvich]

Shhhhhh. The process is where it’s at, not only the result. I’ve spend hours making some of the worst music ever but I enjoyed it more than strictly work focused production.

[@DaveParkerNZ66]

This would be better with some form of commentary, explaining what you are doing. This could be text on the screen or spoken. It doesn’t need much, just an outline of what is happening.

[@dariomartinez4249]

Es un vídeo demostración, no un tutorial