Well, against my better judgment (initially) i bought the whole damn thing. With all the limitation of the first push i'm still able to find a way through and adapt. I jumped myself just because i can and that push have been my main production tools theses past years. Yes you are right it's definitly wiser to wait until it's here for a bit. That being said I have two monitors, so again, I'm hard pressed to justify the expenditure at this point. It does seem like it would be really nice for mixing. If I actually do start playing out and find myself limited with the current Push I may consider switching.Īs an aside that screen really is beautiful. I still don't think I will upgrade to the new Push however. So a laptop with a Push and a limited selection of gear seems to be the ideal set up for live performance. I'm certainly not bringing my full studio out. I've been wanting to play out, but it seems like it would be pretty boring to stare at a guy with a lap top.

That's pretty much what inspired me to buy the Push to begin with. Obviously, there's a lot of preparation before hand. I really have been blown away seeing what folks can accomplish just with a Push and a lap top. I imagine, other than the wave form display (which, again, is more of a studio application), the larger screen will make live performace even easier.

I certainly think that the Push in general can be a very unique device in terms of live performance. I just don't happen to be one of those people.

Combining the benefits of hardware with computing power of a PC and using the computer mainly as a recording device.

Sinamsis wrote:I'm sure there are people who would prefer to not interact with the computer screen if possible.

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