Ableton Push 3 User Manual

The Line preamp type is balanced, while the Instrument and High types
are unbalanced.
The incoming audio level is displayed in the meters next to the preamp
type.
By default, the Master track uses outputs 1 and 2 for the Master output
and Cue Out, which are routed to both your headphones and speakers.
You can use the encoder above Outputs to change how the digital
outputs in Live are routed to Push’s analog outputs. This lets you
access outputs 3 and 4 for cueing or create an external effects loop.
All of Push’s line outputs are balanced.
View the complete technical specifications of Push’s audio interface
here.
2.2.5 MIDI Tab
The MIDI Tab.
You can enable the Track, Remote, Sync, and MPE ports for external
MIDI devices in the MIDI tab.
Class-compliant MIDI devices can be connected to Push’s USB-A port,
or you can connect MIDI cables to the MIDI In or Out ports to receive or
send MIDI from external hardware.
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Ableton Push 3 Specifications

General

Type	MIDI Controller / Standalone Instrument
Standalone Mode	Yes
Sample Rate	Up to 96 kHz
Bit Depth	24-bit
Pads	64
Display	Full-color
Connectivity	USB, MIDI I/O
Power	external power supply
Storage	Internal SSD
Software	Ableton Live
Compatibility	Ableton Live 11.3 or later
Processor	Intel-based processor (specific model not disclosed)