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Ableton Push 3

Controller for Abelton Live

  • With integrated audio interface
  • MPE-compatible controller and audio interface specially designed for Ableton Live with 10 inputs, 12 outputs and 4 CV outputs
  • Can be upgraded to a standalone version with the Push 3 Upgrade Kit (Art. 624351)
  • Expressive and versatile instrument for music production and performance
  • 64 MPE-enabled pads with pressure sensors and XY position detection enable detailed musical articulations
  • Complete control of sets and projects, clips, scenes, track and mixer parameters, and much more
  • Intuitive operation via a large central LC display with eight assigned endless encoders, 16 illuminated buttons, a jog wheel and numerous other dedicated function keys
  • Two dynamic ports, configurable as either pedal inputs or four CV outputs
  • MIDI In/Out via 3.5 mm jack and DIN adapter cable
  • USB-A port for external USB MIDI hardware
  • USB-C port for connection to host computer
  • Two line/instrument inputs 6.3 mm TRS jack, balanced
  • Two line outputs 6.3 mm TRS jack balanced
  • One headphone output 6.3 mm stereo jack
  • TOSLink ADAT input/output for expansion by eight additional audio channels with optional AD/DA converters
  • Dimensions (W x D x H): 380 x 318 x 44.5 mm
  • Weight: 3.1 kg
  • Includes Ableton Live Intro (download after registration), DC 20V 3A power supply, USB-C cable and poster
  • Leverbaar sinds September 2025
  • artikelnummer 624349
  • verkoopseenheid 1 stuk
  • USB Yes
  • Bluetooth No
  • 5-pole DIN MIDI Yes
  • Ethernet No
  • Fader 0
  • Rotary Encoders 8
  • Audio I/O Yes
  • Transport Function Yes
  • Footswitch connection No
  • Foot Controller Connection Yes
  • Bus-Powered No
  • Jog Yes
  • Joystick No
  • Additional Features Controller for Ableton Live
  • Recording / Playback Channels 10x12
  • Number of Mic Inputs 0
  • Number of Line Inputs 2
  • Instrument Inputs 2
  • Pads 64
  • Number of Line Outs 2
  • Diplay Yes
  • Headphone Outs 1
  • Rotary Knobs 8
  • Number of S/PDIF Connectors 0
  • Fader(s) 0
  • Number of ADAT Connectors 1
  • Numer of AES/EBU Connectors 0
  • Number of MADI Connectors 0
  • Word Clock No
  • Other Connectors No
  • MIDI interface Yes
  • Max. sample rate (kHz) 96 kHz
  • Max. resolution in bit 24 bit
  • Incl. power supply Yes
  • USB Version 3.0
  • Width in mm 380 mm
  • Depth in mm 318 mm
  • Height in mm 44,5 mm
  • Included in delivery Ableton Live Intro (download after registration), DC 20V 3A power adapter, USB-C cable, manual, safety and warranty information, poster
  • Connection Format USB port Type C
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Push opens the next chapter

This third iteration of the Ableton Push marks the leap from accomplished DAW controller to expressive instrument. Retaining the familiar 8x8 pad matrix, display and workflow of its predecessor, the Ableton Push 3 adds major innovations that further refine control and musical options in Live. Chief among these is the newly redesigned and fully MPE-enabled pad grid which responds to pitch bends, slides and pressure on every note, unlocking new dimensions of expression while keeping Live under even tighter control. Navigation is also streamlined thanks to a jog wheel, raised-ridge buttons and reorganised controls, making it faster to browse, trigger and edit directly from the hardware. Used with a computer, Push 3 delivers the tightest integrated Live control to date — and importantly, it can be upgraded into the Push 3 Standalone (item 624350) using the official upgrade kit (item 624351).

Ableton Push 3 Controller with 64 pads

New features and functionality

The Ableton Push 3 takes integration with Live to the next level. The new Session Screen displays the clip grid directly, complete with names and jog-wheel navigation for easy browsing and scene selection. Encoders handle clip editing directly on the hardware, adjusting pitch, velocity, length and probability, while the full set of thirteen encoders and a touch strip are mapped to dozens of Live parameters for deeper control without breaking flow. The redesigned MPE pad grid works in both Note and Drum modes, greatly expanding dynamic response and expressivity, while firmer, raised-ridge buttons provide improved tactile feedback and accessibility. Connections include USB-C for computer and power, a USB-A host port for class-compliant MIDI devices, and two pedal/CV inputs that can be used for sustain, footswitches or external control signals.

Ableton Push 3 Controller with LD display, eight endless encoders and 16 illuminated buttons

Complete control solution

The Ableton Push 3 will appeal to a wide spectrum of Live enthusiasts. Seasoned users will value the even tighter integration, with direct access to devices, sequencing, mixing and clip workflows all available from the hardware itself, with navigation handled via the jog wheel and the pad grid kept free for performance. Newcomers gain a hands-on way to explore Live immediately, composing, tweaking and performing without depending on a computer screen. In the studio, the Push 3 is a versatile writing tool, equally suited to sequencing and sound shaping, while Max for Live devices and external synths can be integrated directly via CV or USB. Sessions prepared in Live translate seamlessly to Push, where they can be reworked and performed hands-on—in the studio, on stage, and even on the move—with the added depth of MPE expression for bending chords, shaping melodies or fine-tuning percussion hits.

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About Ableton

Ableton was founded in 1999 in Berlin, by former Native Instruments employees Gerhard Behles and Bernd Roggendorf. Ableton AG now employs around 350 people worldwide and has since expanded to Los Angeles and Tokyo. Ableton is famous for “Live”, their flagship software DAW/sequencer. Live is a market-leading application in the field of music production. Live is performance-oriented, allows real-time processing of samples and synthesizers, instrument-like flexibility for improvisation on stage and also provides renowned music production tools. Ableton is famous and used worldwide for its creative possibilities, in the both sound design and music production.

Natural workflow

In practice, the Ableton Push 3’s tactile design feels like a direct extension of Live itself. The MPE-enabled pads respond not only to strikes but also movement—timbre changes, bends, slides and tremolos can be programmed per note, turning the grid into an expressive musical instrument. The thirteen encoders, touch strip and mapped functions shown clearly on the display give immediate control of instruments, effects and mixer channels without breaking creative focus. Pedal inputs add hands-free control for tasks such as patch switching, recording, or launching new scenes, while Max for Live devices can be browsed and manipulated entirely from the hardware. From sequencing to sound design, every layer of Live remains accessible. And with the official upgrade kit (item 624351), Push 3 can grow into a full Standalone workstation—even ready to run battery-powered sessions when the moment calls for it

Rear view of the Ableton Push 3 controller

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