Ableton - Push 2 + Hardcase U 8442 Black
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The Push from Ableton is refreshed with the Push 2 version Always with this offer of performance and inventiveness in order to respond to DJs or Producers. Ableton Live Intro 9.5 included in the pack.
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Push is now entirely designed and developed by Ableton for a musical creation experience as handy, expressive and closely integrated to Live as possible. Push and Live work together seamlessly to allow you to compose rythms, to play notes and chords, to work on samples and to elaborate the song structure, all that without looking at a computer.
Other features
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Touch sensitive instrument to physically play with Ableton Live 9.5
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Two pedal inputs
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Touch tape of 17 cm for the pitch bend/Scroll
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Play or create step by step rhythms, notes, chords and automations.
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New workflow for the sampling: Cut, play and handle samples from Push
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The large full colour screen adapts to display the information you need
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64 dynamic and backlit pads
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8 touch-sensitive encoders to control the mixer, devices and instruments, as well as the browser of Live.
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Clip launching mode for live performances and arrangements recording
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Scales mode offers a unique approach of notes and chords play.
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Comes with Live intro for new users.
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Universal AC Power Supply 100-240V, 50/60 Hz with interchangeable pins for the North/Central America
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Starting guide + Donwloadable version of Live Intro 9
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Dimensions : 370 x 293 x 26 mm
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Weight: 2 990 g
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Founded in 1999 by two German techno musicians, Ableton has managed to grow to an international level with a single sequencer/recorder software: Live, released in 2001.
Among its many features, Live allows musicians to easily store and trigger samples during their performances, so that the audience can watch them build songs in real time. This game-changing software made it easier for "enlightened amateurs" to make music and use their computers as instruments, as well as to play live without needing to know how to program their own software.
