My other option is to buy a second controller, one that isn't tied into a specific DAW.
...need to do this soon anyways....Also, any particular controllers that do not play well with MuLab?Ableton Push
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 104 posts since 30 Nov, 2018 from U.S.
Didn't find anything in search....has anyone happen to write a script so that people can use the Push controller with MuLab? My guess is no but figured I'd ask.
My other option is to buy a second controller, one that isn't tied into a specific DAW. ...need to do this soon anyways....Also, any particular controllers that do not play well with MuLab?
My other option is to buy a second controller, one that isn't tied into a specific DAW.
...need to do this soon anyways....Also, any particular controllers that do not play well with MuLab?Ableton Live 10 / Push
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- KVRAF
- 12739 posts since 24 Jun, 2008 from Europe
MuLab supports all standard MIDI based controllers.
Doesn't Push support a standard MIDI mode so that it can be used with Push-specific unaware apps?
Doesn't Push support a standard MIDI mode so that it can be used with Push-specific unaware apps?
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- KVRAF
- 7137 posts since 8 Feb, 2003 from London, UK
The main manual's not that helpful:
Now, the hard part appears to be getting the device into "User" mode - you need to respond to the "User" pad press by sending a SysEx command... I guess you can just send the command, without waiting for the pad press, of course.
However, https://github.com/Ableton/push-interfa ... IDI%20Mode explains further. You need to use the "User" port, not the "Live" port from software other than Live (see the guide for naming).User — All of Push 2’s built-in functionality can be disabled via User Mode. This allows Push 2 to be reprogrammed to control alternate functions in Live or other software. (Tip: Push 2’s relative encoders work best in “Relative (2’s Comp.)” mode. To ensure this mode is selected, turn the encoder slowly to the left during mapping.)
Now, the hard part appears to be getting the device into "User" mode - you need to respond to the "User" pad press by sending a SysEx command... I guess you can just send the command, without waiting for the pad press, of course.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 104 posts since 30 Nov, 2018 from U.S.
Yeah, I'm not figuring it out and not really sure it's worth my time as I have a friend that will loan me one of his old midi keyboards any time I want, which is what I'll probably do. The Push can trigger notes but that's about it. The encoders just go from 0-127, sort of like a toggle I guess? I don't have the patience to try to fool with it. It's much easier to buy something that just works so I can get on with making some music. Playing with the demo and just started reading the beginning of the manual and figured I'd ask before I got started. Thanks though, I do appreciate the replies. 
Ableton Live 10 / Push
