If your interface doesn't include an ASIO driver, or if you're using your built-in computer soundcard, we recommend installing ASIO4ALL. Once installed, open Live's Preferences > Audio, click 'Driver Type,' and choose the ASIO driver. ASIO performance is generally stable, with fewer audio dropouts and other artifacts.ĪSIO drivers are usually not included on Windows and must be installed separately.Īn ASIO driver is usually available from the manufacturer's website if you are using an audio interface.ASIO usually allows you to set lower buffer sizes, which helps to reduce latency.ASIO is a professional-level audio driver for Windows.We recommend using an ASIO driver for the following reasons: Check that the control surface for Push 2 is active, and that only one control surface for the Push 2 is selected.There are a variety of audio drivers available for Windows, such as ASIO, MME/Direct X, Realtek, Direct Sound, and Direct Capture.To test the USB connection, check whether the Push 2 receives power from the computer when its AC adapter is unplugged.Use the cable provided with the unit as other USB cables may not fit into the Push 2 USB port housing.In case the USB cable does not connect properly, try to clean the USB port with a vacuum cleaner.Make sure that the USB cable is fully inserted into your Push 2 - it requires a firm press to properly connect.Try a different USB port on your computer.In case Push 2 does not function as expected: The Firmware update will only take place if Push is correctly configured as above. If this is the case, Live will perform the update automatically, and the Push display will notify you once the process has completed, instructing you to restart the device. Firmware updateīefore Push 2 is ready to use, a Firmware update might be necessary. While Push 2 automatically configures as a Control Surface, you will need to manually configure the Push User port to create custom mappings with Push while in User mode. This is how your MIDI preferences should look once Push 2 is plugged into your computer: Push 2 will automatically configure as soon as Live is running, provided its MIDI ports are correctly detected by MacOS. Make sure to download and install the latest available version from your User Account. Push 2 requires Live 9.5 or later to work. The power switch is located on the back panel of your Push, behind the master volume knob. Push the power switch in to turn the unit on.Power the Push 2 with its AC adapter to ensure maximum brightness for the display and LEDs.Use the included USB cable which came with your Push 2.If you have to use a hub, it must be powered and you need to make sure to only use the hub´s original power connection.

Connect Push 2 directly to a USB port on your computer rather than through a hub.

Controlador de audio para Ableton Mac