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Push + Maschine 2.0 + APC40

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Push + Maschine 2.0 + APC40 Posted on: 14.04.2013 by Wilton Keuning Hey fellow DJTT goers. I am currently looking for a way to sue my 20% off code and have been believeing about upgrading my studio controllers. Some basic information about me is that I make Techno, Minimal, House, Electro House, etc and I do all of it in Ableton. I like the Push because it is much more logically laid out for someone who doesn't play piano and it has step sequence and other such things. I love the Maschine for drumming and also the Maschine software. I have seen some lovely things accomplished and it is another way to get more live expression and swing. I also love the bigger pads. Lastly, I like the APC40 (I wouldn't purchase this from DJTT) for the channel faders and the amazing Macro banks that the Push lacks. This + Push also give me ability to control and instrument on the Push and launch clips with the APC40. I can also remap this to damn near any software I want. These are my thoughts. Does anyone here have any further ideas? Cheers.
Wilton Keuning 15.04.2013	Originally Posted by botstein it just switches between pages of sixteen steps. That. I want all 32 right there at once. So I believe my set up is seeming pretty sound. I like Push for a lot of reasons and Maschine appears to be well loved and honestly I'll be using APC40 for mixing and clip launch and it's great at that so I feel I have everything covered.
Ervin Calvery 15.04.2013	Originally Posted by ProfessorStrangeman Hm. Regardless. I'd still have 64 available notes than 16. The Push also has a 32 step sequencer. Maschine can step sequence in as many steps as you'd like - it just switches between pages of sixteen steps. Yes, the Live script for Maschine has had coloured scales for a while.
Wilton Keuning 15.04.2013	Originally Posted by padi_04 Yes, it's Ableton script does. It's only a matter of time till they port it to the plugin. Hm. Regardless. I'd still have 64 available notes than 16. The Push also has a 32 step sequencer.
Nedra Fresneda 15.04.2013	Originally Posted by ProfessorStrangeman Not with the scale system that Push has. Not that I know of. Yes, it's Ableton script does. It's only a matter of time till they port it to the plugin.
Wilton Keuning 15.04.2013	Originally Posted by botstein With the coloured scales? Maschine has that going on. Not with the scale system that Push has. Originally Posted by Coldfuzion What?! Maschine has it integrated so that no matter what button you hit you're still in key? Not that I know of.
Carlee Pickard 15.04.2013	Originally Posted by botstein With the coloured scales? Maschine has that going on. What?! Maschine has it integrated so that no matter what button you hit you're still in key?
Ervin Calvery 15.04.2013	Originally Posted by ProfessorStrangeman I have heard this before. The one thing lost that REALLY appeals to me though is the note entry style of Push With the coloured scales? Maschine has that going on.
Wilton Keuning 15.04.2013	Originally Posted by botstein I would recommend going for Maschine - the Live script for Maschine offers most of the Push functionality. The pads are just better and I prefer slicing in Maschine. I have heard this before. The one thing lost that REALLY appeals to me though is the note entry style of Push
Ervin Calvery 15.04.2013	I would recommend going for Maschine - the Live script for Maschine offers most of the Push functionality. The pads are just better and I prefer slicing in Maschine.
Wilton Keuning 14.04.2013	Originally Posted by deevey Having all 16 Encoders + channel faders available at the same time without switching between banks or layers is something I don't believe I could live without. Exactly right mate? That's huge for me, but I LOVE the layouts for instrument play on the Push.
Rolanda Clodfelder 14.04.2013	I believe both kinda make the APC40 obsolete. Having all 16 Encoders + channel faders available at the same time without switching between banks or layers is something I don't believe I could live without.
Gaynell Rydberg 14.04.2013	If you want to produce, go with the Maschine or Push. If you want to make melodies and stuff, go Push. If you want to drum stuff out go Maschine. I believe both kinda make the APC40 obsolete.

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