Ableton Push 3 User Manual

Expand a Drum Rack to Mix its Contents.
Use Session D-pad’s left and right arrow keys to navigate to additional
chains or tracks that may not be visible in the display when the track is
unfolded. When working with an unfolded Drum Rack, hold Select and
tap a pad to jump to that pad in the mixer. This can make it easier to
mix with a large Drum Rack.
15 Session View
Session View gives an overview of all the tracks and clips in your Set.
You can easily launch clips and scenes, as well as combine clips from
different scenes into new ones. This makes Session View ideal for live
performance and sketching song sections.
On Push, you can access Session View using one of two modes:
Session Screen Mode and Session Pad Mode. In Session Screen Mode,
you will see all of your clips and scenes in the display, while in Session
Pad Mode you can use the pads to launch clips.
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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)