Congrats. That’s a fine midi controller.
If you have an iPad and LoopyPro try it with the APC. A lot of UI in LoopyPro automagically maps to the APC
Congrats. That’s a fine midi controller.
If you have an iPad and LoopyPro try it with the APC. A lot of UI in LoopyPro automagically maps to the APC
Those discontinued AKAI APC 40 mk2 are hard to find second hand in Europe.
Is not discontinued the apc40 mk2. There’s not an mk3 version and I find it new on the stores.
Edited, with the launch of the apc64 it seems different and the prices goes crazy on the stores who have rests of stocks
I have a Korg Nanokontrol2, which is very similar, apart from the lack of pads. I use it with my Push 2, and dig it for the same reasons.
Another great companion controller is the Midi Fighter Twister. There’s a script that males it work really nicely with Ableton (and probably the Push 3 too). The top two rows (8 knobs total) control the currently-selected track (sends, record arm, select devices, enable/disable device/level/pan), and lets you switch tracks.
The bottom 8 knobs map to Ableton’s blue-hand controls, which sounds redundant with the Push, but is not. Especially as it can auto-map to rack macros.
331€ b stock is very good price
I have the twister but you can’t load the script on the standalone to work like this unfortunately
I tried this. It was very good for Ableton, better than my LPP3 but awful for standalone. If it had better stand alone sequencing I would have kept it for using with my Modular…maybe they will update it a “lot”!
I received the Faderfox pc12 today to add to push3. This Friday a bag of colored pods arrive for color coding :). Works great so far
That’s a shame. Can you load the script when it’s connected to Ableton on the computer?
It will not work
I have a PC12 too, love it. Just wondering, where did you order the coloured pots from? Do they match the black ones?
Djtechtools. Chromacaps super, 0 degrees are the ones faderfox recommended to me. Apparently a fraction bigger. So I also ordered black knobs just in case 
Thanks, good to know. I’d love to see what yours looks like once you’ve kitted it out.
Will post a photo 
I hope the APC40 mk2 is just back ordered everywhere or there is an mk3 version coming out soon. It kind of makes sense for Akai to release a new one since they just released the APC 64. I have a Midi Fighter Twister and Launchpad X, so I’m not desperate for one, but I do think the APC 40 fills a very useful niche.
Yes, the apc64 is very big and heavy, the mk2 is great size and weight
They should be quite common since there are so many on the market was my assumption.
In Berlin it was quite easy to get one second hand but I don’t know how many get sold on an EU level.
How stable is the midi clock on P3S? Anyone done any measurement of jitter? I see they have added latency offset now.
I assume that, similar to Ableton desktop, it does not send clock when stopped (which is a bit of a pain for things that track midi clock ticks even whilst stopped)?
This did work, got pretty close. Thanks!
A new question:
I just connected my Push 3 to the ADAT input and output I didn’t use on my Digiface USB and now I can route any audio of any other ADAT expander to my Push, which is really easy and flexible!
However, I like to set the hardware latency inside the External Instrument plugin, so it is automatically compensated for. This doesn’t seem to work in standalone mode… I can change the hardware latency, but it seems to have no effect? At least, not in the recording I did in another audio track… Any ideas why this is? Is this something Ableton still has to fix?
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Ok I found out it does work now, but for some reason it didn’t when I only had 1 track with the external instrument and one audio track to record that 1st track…