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Soundmanufacture Push Hacker [Max for Live]
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Soundmanufacture Push Hacker [Max for Live]

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Fastlane & Soundmanufacture teamed up to design a Max for Live Device (M4L) which enables you to have a faster access to individual features & customize Push 1 or 2 inside Ableton Live for your needs. Push Hacker turns your Push 1 or 2 session and note modes into HYBRID MODES 'Session/User mode' or 'Note/User mode' It enables you to manually re-assign any of Push's features (buttons/rotaries/pitch bend/matrix pads) to any parameters in Live (audio effects/MIDI effects/Clips/ Clips slots/Mixer/Solo buttons etc.…) whilst in 'Note Mode' or 'Session Mode' Push Hacker has been designed to address one of the most fundamental principle of live performance 'You should avoid having to switch modes on your controller's whilst playing live to get the spontaneous feel you'd get from an acoustic instrument' features of Push Hacker toggle mode momentary mode move clip grid start / record selected clips Minimum System Requirements: Ableton Live 10.1.4 Suite / Max4Live 8.1

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This pack includes: Max for Live. All formats are industry-standard and compatible with major DAWs.

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