Hey Peter happy you’re back! How would you compare maschine controller workflow with push experience? Are you satisfied with the results you’re getting so far?
Hey! It's a mixed experience so far. I haven't dedicated as much time to learn the push as I have the Maschine, but the workflow still feels a little clunkier than the Maschine. I like the bigger pads on the maschine and the parameters in devices are more directly accessible, where you have to kind of menu dive for some parameters on the push. On the flipside, I'm super familiar with Ableton, and it's a lot more versatile than the Maschine DAW, so the push is beneficial for the purpose of working with Ableton. I'm sure I'll continue working with each device for the foreseeable future
@ thanks for the reply! I recently got a push 3 controller. I produce music using external synths and a drum machine. I was looking for a hybrid setup where all track parts are not distributed among boxes, but gathered in one place and preferably it is a desktop daw. In my case it is Ableton live. I expected I could only focus on the controller as it totally works with the Machine. But in practice, the push only launches clips that I mostly operate with the mouse. So when you say ‘clunkier’ it sounds very understandable. Keep learning the workflow of course. But …
I did not! But I'm out of state right now and have the Push with me and not the Maschine, so I'm making this content instead :) Also I've been trying to get well versed on the Push since I write a lot in Ableton
Track sounds great! And thanks for the walkthrough.
Hey Peter happy you’re back! How would you compare maschine controller workflow with push experience? Are you satisfied with the results you’re getting so far?
Hey! It's a mixed experience so far. I haven't dedicated as much time to learn the push as I have the Maschine, but the workflow still feels a little clunkier than the Maschine. I like the bigger pads on the maschine and the parameters in devices are more directly accessible, where you have to kind of menu dive for some parameters on the push. On the flipside, I'm super familiar with Ableton, and it's a lot more versatile than the Maschine DAW, so the push is beneficial for the purpose of working with Ableton. I'm sure I'll continue working with each device for the foreseeable future
@ thanks for the reply! I recently got a push 3 controller. I produce music using external synths and a drum machine. I was looking for a hybrid setup where all track parts are not distributed among boxes, but gathered in one place and preferably it is a desktop daw. In my case it is Ableton live. I expected I could only focus on the controller as it totally works with the Machine. But in practice, the push only launches clips that I mostly operate with the mouse. So when you say ‘clunkier’ it sounds very understandable. Keep learning the workflow of course. But …
u left Maschine? 😥
I did not! But I'm out of state right now and have the Push with me and not the Maschine, so I'm making this content instead :) Also I've been trying to get well versed on the Push since I write a lot in Ableton