4 reasons why I won't buy the Ableton Push 3 Standalone version
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- Join me as I delve into the key factors influencing my decision not to invest in the standalone version of the Ableton Push 3. From price considerations to its reliance on computer integration and the absence of XLR inputs and third-party sounds, I'll break down each aspect to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of my choice. Whether you're weighing your options or simply curious about the Push 3's standalone capabilities, this video offers valuable insights to help inform your decision-making process.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Setting the Stage
1:13 - Reason 1: Price vs Power
2:02 - Reason 2: Dependency on Computer Integration
3:10 - Brightness of the pads
4:27 - Reason 3: Lack of XLR Inputs
5:55 - Reason 4: Absence of Third-Party Sounds
6:00 - Wrapping Up: Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Discover why the standalone version of the Ableton Push 3 might not be the right fit for everyone, and share your thoughts in the comments below. Don't forget to subscribe for more discussions on music production gear and technology.
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Love the format and setting for this video. Super informative and helpful to remind me that I don't need this thing! +1!
I went for the standalone version and I am glad that I did. It's the center of my studio, and I don't need a computer running. And it is perfect for the way that I work, doing the track creation stage with the Push 3 and other instruments in the studio, and then later I send it to the computer for a mixing and mastering session.
So are everybodys needs different, and as said in my review video, i cant say i wont upgrade in time…
@@NotThatCoolKid Certainly. I know people for who the controller version is perfect for them. It's nice that we have options.
Gosh it’s a no brainer. Still rocking with the push 2 and yes I probably need to upgrade but I wouldn’t go any further than the controller mode. Without vst support - you c could basically buy a MacBook Air or almost a pro aswell as a controller. Better value and must better cpu. I could just imagine the battery is good but will degrade in time so it’ll end up being a controller long term. The lack of an xlr is crazy aswell as secondary headphones. I could even get a native instruments mk3 plus a push 3 and still be miles ahead
Agreed 👍🏻 Returned mine
Nice video! But I think you might have misspelled the title? Buy instead of but? Just so you know 😊
Hi, thnx! And Corrected it!
You must be a bodybuilder. The number one reason is that it is not a standalone machine. It's way too heavy for that.
Well i wouldnt run a marathon with it, bit coming from carrying tube amps and Rhodes pianos it aint that heavy!
A built in audio-interface with one 1 in and 1 out would be the dream on a device like this.
Wel it has 2 in and out but jack only, no xlr with phantom power.
it is an audio-interface with more than 1 in 1 out lol
Well in thr studio with my m-audio 2626 got 10 in and out now!
Reason 1: You don't have the funds. (I'm kidding.)
Reason 1: The weight. It ain't light.
Enjoyed your video.
NDSM, place to be.