Bug reports & end-user support for Akai's MPC Software 'controllers' including the new MPC Studio 2, the MPC Touch, MPC Renaissance & original MPC Studio and MPC StudioB lack.
By Chillin Mon Nov 02, 2015 6:02 pm
pspsounds wrote:I think Push 2 just stole some of the MPC touch thunder.


What do mean, because these devices look completely different from one another.


However,

"And coming soon, a new technology called Link which works under the hood, allowing you to instantly play in perfect sync with multiple instances of Live as well as a growing number of iOS apps."

This potentially can make the Push 2 into a "touch device", with all the bells and whistles.
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By distortedtekno Mon Nov 02, 2015 6:18 pm
Chillin wrote:
pspsounds wrote:I think Push 2 just stole some of the MPC touch thunder.


What do mean, because these devices look completely different from one another.


However,

"And coming soon, a new technology called Link which works under the hood, allowing you to instantly play in perfect sync with multiple instances of Live as well as a growing number of iOS apps."

This potentially can make the Push 2 into a touch device.

Link is gonna be awesome. I was just reading up on that. Can't wait to see all my favorite iOS apps updated with it.
By Chillin Mon Nov 02, 2015 6:43 pm
distortedtekno wrote:
Chillin wrote:
pspsounds wrote:I think Push 2 just stole some of the MPC touch thunder.


What do mean, because these devices look completely different from one another.


However,

"And coming soon, a new technology called Link which works under the hood, allowing you to instantly play in perfect sync with multiple instances of Live as well as a growing number of iOS apps."

This potentially can make the Push 2 into a touch device.

Link is gonna be awesome. I was just reading up on that. Can't wait to see all my favorite iOS apps updated with it.



Are going to make use of "trade-in" option? It saves you 30% on a new device, Push 2.

I have already registered. I already own Korg apps such as gadget and Lemur. Lemur is unlimited in its capabilities. :nod:
By Chillin Mon Nov 02, 2015 6:47 pm
pspsounds wrote:I'm only comparing both because of the chop functions Push 2 shows in the demos. And easy chopping is a highlight of the MPC touch.


Oh, I see now. I have not seen any demos/ tutorials yet on chopping. I only looked at the images of the Push 2 and a standard promo video.

Do you know if these chop functions in Live 9.5 also will be suppered by the Push 1? Our do these functions only work with Push 2?
By kaydigi Mon Nov 02, 2015 7:42 pm
Chillin wrote:
pspsounds wrote:I'm only comparing both because of the chop functions Push 2 shows in the demos. And easy chopping is a highlight of the MPC touch.


Oh, I see now. I have not seen any demos/ tutorials yet on chopping. I only looked at the images of the Push 2 and a standard promo video.

Do you know if these chop functions in Live 9.5 also will be suppered by the Push 1? Our do these functions only work with Push 2?


So far you can do everything except add slices to simpler, i can't figure it out. I'm close to upgrading to Push 2.
By Chillin Fri Nov 06, 2015 4:16 pm
kaydigi wrote:
Chillin wrote:Thanks, I have installed both, Live 9.5 and Max. So I will try it later.


Ableton said Pad Slicing modes are coming natively to Push 1 in an ableton update.



I have traded-in my old Push, as I am waiting for the Push 2 to arrive on my doorstep, soon. The Push 2 has somewhat more advantages over the Push 1.


For now enjoy, this amazing device and software. This thing is like a hungry beast out for the hunt.




By jpeg Fri Nov 06, 2015 8:41 pm
Chillin wrote:
kaydigi wrote:
Chillin wrote:Thanks, I have installed both, Live 9.5 and Max. So I will try it later.


Ableton said Pad Slicing modes are coming natively to Push 1 in an ableton update.



I have traded-in my old Push, as I am waiting for the Push 2 to arrive on my doorstep, soon. The Push 2 has somewhat more advantages over the Push 1.


For now enjoy, this amazing device and software. This thing is like a hungry beast out for the hunt.







ok so im impressed I did not know warping could get funky like that; i thought it was basically just a abelton version of time stretch but its like an instant melodyne audio dna.