Push 3 Desktop Controller Workstation w/ 64 MPE pads and Audio Interface

Great controller for Ableton Live

I am beyond thankful 🙏 for the seller's quick response after receiving a defective unit in order to get a replacement.❤️The new Push 3 Controller has exceeded my expectations and I can tell the seller (Sustained Modulation) only wants the best experience for their patrons. 💯 This Push 3 is exactly what I needed for my rig and I know it will be an instrument to last me years in performing my music both live 🎤 and within the studio.🎧 If you are doubting anything, AT ALL, with your purchase of this Push 3 from Amazon let those doubts now be fully dissolved. You will feel that this is a solid investment for your creative genius to pour into!🎵🎵🎵

I haven’t pushed this many buttons since dating my ex. Worth every penny.

The push 3 is a super well thought out controller that is perfectly paired with ableton live. I recently made a move from a long stint in logic pro to working mostly in ableton to support an interest in using standalone hardware devices like the mpc's from akai. Turns out I'm a software guy and this guy can not go back to smaller screens and weird workflows. Ableton makes quick production simple and fun while still supporting advanced functionality with Live. Push is pre-mapped and easy to navigate to get a tactile vibe going with the software without having to relearn workflows, the underlying functions of which are second nature at this point. Love it and can't recommend it enough.

Fantastic build quality and functionality! Highly recommended for anyone who produces music with Ableton Live. This will step your production game up big time!

As i wrote- It the best way and controller for ableton . Unless you want the stabalone model (very primise but also expensive) - Push 2 is really a good buy .

Honestly a game changer if you're already familiar with Ableton's workflow. If you've been thinking about getting something for a more tactile feel, and you like Ableton, just get it

I recently tried the Ableton Push 3 (controller version) and ended up returning it. I wanted to love it because on paper it seems like the perfect centerpiece for an Ableton setup, but in practice it just didn’t click for me. First, the hardware itself is actually really nice. The pads feel great, the screen is clear, and it definitely feels like a premium device. When it works smoothly, the workflow is very cool — especially for playing instruments and sketching ideas. Where it fell short for me was stability and sequencing. On my system it was pretty buggy. I ran into weird behavior, lag, and occasional hiccups that broke the creative flow. For something at that price point, I expected it to feel rock solid. The other big issue was sequencing depth. I was hoping for something closer to the workflow of hardware grooveboxes or Elektron gear where sequencing is really powerful and immediate. Push is great for clip launching and Ableton integration, but the sequencing side felt more limited than I expected. In the end it felt like a great controller for Ableton, but not the hardware-style sequencer I was hoping it would be. If you’re deeply invested in Ableton’s workflow and want hands-on control, it’s probably amazing. But if you’re coming from hardware sequencers (Elektron, MPC, etc.) you might find it a bit underwhelming. For me it just wasn’t worth the price, so I sent it back.

Los knobs de arriba eran inconsistentes. Había algunos con resistencia/pesados y otros muy flojos. Fuera de eso muy buen producto.