To coincide with the long-awaited release of the new Ableton Push 3, Stimming makes a one-off welcome return to Electronic Beats to offer his thoughts on the latest version of this hardware (now also standalone) instrument and controller.
Push 3 features 64 MPE-enabled pads which respond to finger pressure and placement through X/Y axes for nuanced and expressive playing. External instruments, synths and effects can also be connected directly via the built-in audio interface and recorded into Live or Push. CV/Gate connections are provided as well, so Push can easily be combined with modular setups. The processor, hard drive and battery can be replaced over time to keep Push on the cutting edge of technology and if you decide to buy the controller first, you can still make it a standalone version later with the upgrade kit.
Stimming took a lengthy look at Ableton Push 3 across this 63 minute video review and within you can see and hear what he likes and dislikes about it.

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