Ableton Push is the company’s first foray into hardware, and accompanies today’s launch of Ableton Live 9.
Today, Ableton has released Live 9, the highly anticipated new version of its popular music creation software. Today also marks the release of Push – Ableton’s first hardware instrument.
Live 9 has lots of improvements for production and performance of electronic music, with Push offering Ableton’s first take on an instrument to control some of the unique characteristics of its software.
Ableton’s new Push hardware represents to company’s first foray into controllers.
Ableton has done a Native Instruments on us! Not content to release its latest and much anticipated Live 9 software today, the company has also make its first leap into hardware, with the new Push Ableton controller.
This is much like Native launching the S4 alongside a new version of Traktor (and, indeed, the F1 with Traktor 2.5 and the Z2 with 2.6), and is an understandable development for the previously software-only company. It is likely to foster a more standardised, richer experience for Ableton DJs and producers.
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