Ableton Push 3: What is it? Ever since version 1 arrived in 2013, Ableton has been calling its Push hardware an ‘instrument’. In the past this has always felt rather hyperbolic – Push 1 and 2 were ...

Ableton has joined the likes of Akai and Native Instruments by taking a version of its software completely standalone and packing it into a piece of hardware. In this case that hardware is Push 3, the ...

Rumors have been swirling around Ableton's Push 3 for years. The Push 2, arguably the best hardware controller for one of (if not the) most popular DAWs (digital audio workstation), was released in ...

Ableton Live isn’t the only music making software out there, but it’s the weapon of choice for legions of producers because it’s so damn intuitive. Today, Ableton spilled the details on a new version, ...

Push 3, the next generation of Ableton’s Push, has been unveiled. It comes 10 years after the release of the original version in 2013, this time marking the first product in the series to work as a ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. The Ableton Push MIDI controller is a revelation in its ...

Released in 2013, Ableton’s Push was the hardware that turned its Live DAW into a playable instrument (Ableton never liked to think of it as a controller) and, through various iterations, it's been ...

MPE pads are responsive, versatile and very easy to use. Workflow is tight and intuitive in either controller or standalone mode. Slick continuity between standalone and desktop. Transfer of ...

All hype aside, Push is a fantastic tactile interface for programming. For working with MIDI in Live, Push is pretty-much unbeatable. It's not an instrument, whatever Ableton might say. Best picks for ...