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Very cool device. Love that you can turn it on / off quickly. WOuld really like to be able to have the mappings be dynamic tho. Maybe that's not the right word, but what I mean is say you want a knob to control the filter cutoff of EQ 8. It would be cool to be able to have that knob be able to control the EQ 8 same filter cutoff of the currently selected track.

This is awesome! Push should've had this functionality a lot time ago, I have been trying to find something that does exactly the same as your device and this showed up in the perfect time. Thanks!

How about making some video demos of actually useful mappings? In the current ones you seem to fail to put across what could be done. I can already do more things than I would like with the original script and additions. Our time is limited for checking out cool tools and there are so many.

This looks interesting and unique, but there seem to be some serious limitations. Like for instance tying mappings to only one instance, one place and so on. Typically that's not something very attractive.

This is surely something to follow.

Hi lqud, I love the device, but much of the led-feedback lights wont work.
I implemented the on/of switch on my Push2, and the lights work beautiful there, but not on my Push1, and on both the lights for the Trigger Clip function will not be regulated, could you please look into it ?

One small other thing is that the device will not remember the Push version after restarting, I really hope you can fix this, especially the color regulation,, best regards,, Marcus

I agree with Stromkraft above

Rather than explaining the abstractions, the video and tutorial series ought to focus on taking the Push Hacker User through practical solutions.

I have a tutorial, for example, on Clyphx macrobat devices used as trim/gain pots, which then work natively with a Push. Now, instead of using your volume faders as balance in the mix, you can use this gain stage, and then dedicate your volume to automation and arrangement. It's designed to answer a problem, a "wouldn't it be cool if" [Push had a native trim pot mode, so I could do my crude mix on there from one view] question.

And it doesn't reinvent the wheel. I'm not competing with the universal functionality of the Push. You are still using the Push in the manner the device mode is intended. Customizing is grand, however the Push is designed to be an instrument which like the software itself becomes an avenue for understanding this platform. Even if I customize things, like create user scales, or a channel strip, or two-way takeover with a particular device, I want to know that I'm not bastardizing the Push.

Answer some common "what if" questions that folks find limiting with their current abilities on Push, and create a recipe. That would be helpful and genuinely showcase your Push Hacker...