this was by far the most intuitive Push 2 tutorial I've found so far, thanks!

This was a great demonstration! Thank you so much. I really appreciate how you vocalized every detail while you worked, including mistakes and attempts.

Thank you! Fixed length clips and record enabling tracks from push were 🤯 tips. Your ability to absolutely rip on keyboard, push note controller and guitar is shocking. Came here for the live performance tutorial, subscribed to hear you play.

Dude! Your talent level is through the roof!

It is SUPER rare for me to actually like the music being played in ableton tutorials - but damn you can play! Subbed for sure.

I love the main part of your song, so groovy. Thanks for this very clear tutorial

Smooth and on point .. Thank you

Just got mine today. It's kinda like jamming with yourself. So cool.

Great playing and tutorial! Thank you!

Always great tutorials, thanks 🙏

Great video and work! Please keep making more! Thank you!

Thank you Ian. Most useful!

I’m really glad I found your channel!! Man. This really, really helps me wrap my brain around the practical logistics of it all thanks!!!

Perfectly done. Nice job. Very helpful

This was insanely helpful. And the track was fire. Thanks so much!

Wow well done. Best push 2 live looping tutorial I have seen.

Love watching your videos

Best push live tutorial, thanks a lot bro

Great vibe and easy to understand , sounds great man!

Wow, dope video man! Love how you get straight to the point while doing it live. No BS. Super informative with no filler. You're a great instrumentalist as well. Respect!

Yay, it was super cool!

You sir number 1 genus ! llove the practical tutorial and explaining you did wasn't too long but alot of amazing information :) Thank you !

That was an ultimate session. Please share more of your live plays...

I was actually really vibin to this track.

great tutorial, it let me feel the workflow of this gear, thanks. I will by my push today

Great tutorial, and great jam. Simple enough to follow along, but enough detail to really get stuck in. And my head is still bouncing after the video has ended! Cheers!

Super helpful and very easy to follow. Thanks man

Yoooo, these are great man. Been thinking about taking the Push 2 plunge and I gotta say, your vids are very practical. I can fly inside the box, so I’m trying to speed up the learning curve. These help a ton!

Super useful thank you Ian!

Really Awesome! I am a guitarist. Exactly what I was looking for. Please do more of these.

Thanks, man! It's so helpful! Please make more content like this, I'm a beginner in Ableton, and this is so helpful!!

Best and simplest explanation I have seen of live looping with the Push 2

dude a few months ago i sold my push 2 and i just literally bought another one after seeing this tutorial LOL this is the way to make music! damn

these some funky ass beats i love it. tutorial was super helpful homie

quite good video.. thank you for sharing your knowledge with us 👍🏻

Push gives an artist immense control over their music in the live setting, watching this right before work and it makes me wanna call in and do live sets like this all day, solid tutorial friend !

very dope hope there's more to come

This is great! So happy i found this channel

Awesome!

Thank you ! exactly what i wanted to do with my push! just got it today

Nice, cool very cool!

Thank you so much. This was immensely helpful.

Great! Thank you!

Very helpful. Thanks!

Excellent

Awesome video - I've had a Push for quite a while and only finally starting to really feel confident performing with it - wish I'd seen a video like this years ago. You have a great presenting style; I got some good nuggets out of this :)

That was great man! thank you

bruh... I've been using Live since v1.0 and Push for 5 years now, and this is the most intuitive and obvious way to write and flow in session mode. Thank you so much!

thanks bro it's really great one!! you really helped me

This tutorial was super helpful. You made it look super easy. Thanks!

Awesome tutorial! I really like that you always said which buttons you are pressing on the Push. Eventhough the device is visible, it's not always evident what is being done just by looking at it.

This is SO the best tutorial on this - WAY TO GO. CRUSHED IT.

Sooo inspiring ! And great performance tho ! Thanks for showing us the whole process ^^ so well explained as well, new sub !

this helped me a ton. after a dozen barely useful videos, this one got me making music immediately.

that;s so cool. Subscribed!

hell yeah man sounding great as always

saw you had close to 2k and subbed bc you are the only youtuber who has explained this to me in a way i can grasp it thank you

Sounds awesome

Good Tut !

Thanks. You’re good.

This is so helpful! Thank you. Looking forward to more.

dude great tutorial. you can GROOVE

Fuck man, thanks for this. I really appreciate this tutorial, when things when wrong you literally explained every bit. Learning like this is so helpful for me. I'm going to check your channel for more

Awsum dude thanks for the inspiration

Excellent, excellent tutorial, my friend. Great playing too.

very cool tutorial Ian, thanks for creating this. very intuitive, and it may "push" me to get myself a push. have been trying to get by doing my live looping with a launchkeys mini, but it looks like push 2 may be a better solution. (unless i can figure out how to do the fixed loop length like you did with my launchkeys)

THANK YOU! Since yesterday I wondered how I could do it with Ableton Push 2 and now I found you! Thank you - I hope I can do this in my live performances!!

Great video man, this has been genuinely very helpful :). The improv you didn't like with the lead got way more funky when you played it on the keys!

Thanks for sharing this. It is very helpful.

это лучшее видео, спасибо ;-)

Nice music:)

well done old chap

genuinely great tutorial

Great video, helps a lot! Just got push 2, thanks

You are awesome dude...

love this tutorial. really appreciate hearing your explanations as you’re performing. gives some much more context to the skills and concepts. 🌸

very useful thank you!

Thank you

Thanks Bro!!! nice explanation

HareKrishna&GodBless❤️🙏

YOU'RE A LEGEND

HELL YES

Thanks homie. Lots of sound advice in here! Pun intended.

Really nice skills man!

feelssogood man you r a shredder

The tutorial was good and that’s all that matters

keep your groove, don't quantize

Thanks for the awesome explanation. Can you maybe show a few tricks to record, overdub or select the next clip when using a pedal? For me the workflow with the pedal is not quite clear...

it’s coooool🤘

god job man :D

thank you

Thanks for this, man! I've tried twice now to read through the actual manual, but have never made it through to the push 2 section. This ties up alot of loose ends for me! ..I've seen on other videos that you own a Maschine, too. I'd love to see how you've integrated it with live!

Echoing the comments man: you're very talented and this tutorial was great! Really helpful and complete. Just wanted to say look after your back and neck though, get that screen higher and keep your head above your spine!!

Love this! May I ask, what kind of desk is that for holding the MIDI keyboard so perfectly??

relying a bit too much on quantize for my taste, but this was a great explanation

Helpful video bro. I'm a new push2 user. No one seems to have a tutorial on vocal looping which is what i'm most keen to learn. sometimes when i press fixed length it doesn't do fixed length. and how do i have all my vocal loops playing at the same time? haven't figured it out yet.

This was such a solid tutorial!! Question though, you prefer to end a performance with shift+stop clip, to ensure it ends smoothly at the end of the loop But whenever you tapped on an empty pad beneath a clip, it also ended them smoothly at the end of the loop so what is the difference between that and shift+stop clip? Is there also a way to end a clip abruptly at any point in the loop?

Nice tutorial man, do you quantize to the nearest 1/16?

Great! Thank you so much! Can you do the same with push 1?

Damn you’re talented bro! Hey question about the push 2 that I can’t seem to find an answer to anywhere. I’ve seen videos where people have set one track for a fixed length, say two bars, then record another track on top but it’s like they push record then riff on top for a longer length, then push record again and it adapts the new riff loop to play however many bars that riff was while continuing to loop that first track at two bars. Is this like an adaptive loop length function or do you have to always set each track for a specified amount of bars prior to recording?