USB MIDI Devices with the Ableton Push 3 Standalone - What works and what doesn't?

[@RaySoleil]

Thank you for showing this options with Ableton PUSH! This is very informative.

[@7xndx]

Lovely video

[@ISO_EXO-tg8ic]

i wish Ableton do a usb interface firmware, so many less cable and the ability to connect to a xone 96 will be incredible

[@holgerk.4650]

Thank you very much for the show cases. The ethernet usb thing is very interesting. Do you know if its possible to launch/stop clips with a launch pad (or a similar device) connected via usb while playing notes on the pads of push3?

[@thesolutionband]

Thanks for watching. That is a good question. I didn't actually try to launch clips on the Launchpad while doing something else on the Push. I'll give it a try and report back.

[@Tripticot]

@@thesolutionband good idea to test actually so you can have 2 sets of pads doing different things (launchpad pro mk3 has poly AT as well for instance)

[@xoqoable]

You could also use the new session view on screen to launch scenes. Not sure if that covers your use case but a new cool feature to try out for sure!

[@mattylevo]

I am having midi mixed signals with my ableton push and A&H K2 working in Traktor. Certain pads K2 are triggering my push....any thoughts on a fix? Thanks for any tips!!!

[@thesolutionband]

I'm not super familiar with he K2. I would check that the K2 isn't feeding MIDI in to the tracks on the Push that you don't want it to. So make sure the MIDI in for the track is only set to the device it needs to be instead of all. If that's not the problem, you might see if there's a way to filter the MIDI messages you don't need from the K2. I know that's vague, I'm just not all that familiar with it. Thanks for watching!