man those drop down menus suck and are way nicer to do on Push). If youre asking can you get the heads up display on thre screen and use the knobs from a generic midi keyboard to. Drum sequencing, creating launching or duplicating scenes and clips, playing or sequencing melodies, loading audio effects and VST plugins, creating a new track with a particular synth on it, adjusting track and send levels, routing audio and midi (this one is a recent addition and was on my wishlist for a while. Regular MIDI keyboards can be used with Maschine, but they cant easily play. I use the mouse half the time, and then use Push for the run of the mill midi purposes but also anything else that is inconvenient or less convenient to do with a mouse. You can browse sounds directly from the keyboard using the four-way encoder. 2021 All Rights Reserved M-Audio Privacy Policy Terms of Use.
To me that's not the most efficient route. USB MIDI Performance Keyboard Controller. It can access practically everything in the DAW, and yes if you really wanted to you could learn all the ins and outs to use Push the way it's marketed - to avoid ever using the mouse. Specifically because it doesn't force you to change your workflow in any way if you don't want to. As a Push 2 user, if you use Live, there's nothing better than Push 2.
