All new features.
Push grows with Live. Each update adds new features that continue to open up how you work with Push.
A walkthrough of Push's new features
Latest additions
Link Audio
Stream audio between devices and apps in real time. Link Audio lets you record and monitor Link-enabled external instruments directly in Push without extra hardware, cables, or manual latency compensation.
Tempo Follower
Sync Push to incoming audio signals. Tempo Follower now makes it easy to perform with other musicians or rhythmic sounds by having Push automatically match a tempo source and adjust to its fluctuations.
MIDI Mapping
Create and modify MIDI controller mappings from Push Standalone. You can now create mappings and choose which control scripts a connected MIDI device uses directly in Push, or deactivate them entirely to make space for your own custom scripts.
Modulation Mapping for Max for Live
Tweak Max for Live devices on the fly. Live 12.4 adds more Max for Live parameters to the Device View, giving you hands-on control over features like modulation mapping in LFO and calibration in CV Instrument.
Erosion
Craft layered textures and stereo movement. The updated Erosion device includes real-time spectrum visualization and the option to blend between both sine and noise modulation and mono and stereo noise.
Chorus-Ensemble
Thicken sounds with lush chorus effects. Chorus-Ensemble now offers more control over delay time and structure, making it easier to create smooth, musical chorus sounds – especially on guitar and bass.
Delay
Generate evolving soundscapes. The updated Delay comes with new LFO time modes and waveforms, offering a wider range of modulation possibilities to explore while arranging or performing.
Added with Live 12.3
XYZ Layout
Shape sound in three dimensions. The new XYZ layout lets you control multiple Rack Macros at once by sliding your finger across Push’s expressive pads, adding pressure for extra intensity.
Rhythm Generator
Build beats that evolve as you work. Rhythm Generator introduces a fast, intuitive way to create drum patterns using four simple sliders for length, density, variation, and shift.
Expressive Step Editing
Add feel directly in the sequence. Expressive Step Editing lets you adjust note velocity by touch, sliding across steps to sculpt dynamics with precision or draw smooth curves in a single gesture.
Stem Separation
Rework audio with freedom. Stem Separation makes it easy to split a track into vocals, bass, drums, and other elements right from Push.
External Audio Interface
Expand your setup, stay standalone. Push now supports class-compliant external audio interfaces in Standalone mode, giving you more inputs and outputs, access to external preamps, and flexible routing for studio or stage.