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With Ableton Push 2 and Live Suite 10, there exists a way of communicating between software and hardware that is both intuitive and fun to use, taking away the monotonous clicking of notes on a piano roll and providing a way to create music that incorporates feel into it. The depth and complexity of a fully-featured software package, married with the physical act of performance. Since its launch, Ableton Push has been one of the more revolutionary ways of achieving this, offering deep, tight control over each and every parameter buried within Ableton Live, allowing the producer, performer or musician to create in a more hands-on way. While the relationship between music studios and computers is stronger than ever, with constant evolution in the world of DAWs, plugins and other tech, there is a clear move to find ways we can be less reliant on using a screen to make music.
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