Push offers engaging visualizations of device parameters directly from the display. Let's take a look at these now.
The first visualization we'll take a look at is EQ Eight.
EQ Eight's audio spectrum is visualized in the Push display.
You can make adjustments to the EQ filters, and this will be reflected in the audio spectrum on the display.
The next visualization is Channel EQ.
The low, mid and high filters can be adjusted, altering the EQ Curve as well as the audio spectrum on the display.
When using the audio effect Compressor you have a visual display
showing you the audio signal entering the compressor.
The line that has the same color as the track indicates the Threshold of the compressor.
The fainter white line in the upper part of the display shows you how the compressor is affecting the audio signal.
The audio effect Echo displays a tunnel on Push
that shows you the Time Division of the Delay and the amount of feedback applied to the audio signal.
The Delay Feedback and the Time Division encoders change the appearance of the tunnel on the display.
In the sub-menus of Echo there's also a larger visualization of the delay filter and for the Modulation
where you can see the Modulation Waveform and the Modulation Rate.
Live's Delay device has visualizations for the left and right channels, the Delay Sync, Time Divisions
and the Delay Filter.
The Wavetable device has several visualizations available from Push.
The wavetables of both oscillators can be seen from Push's display.
When these wavetables are changed using the encoders the display responds.
In the deeper sub-menu of the Wavetable device
there's a further larger visualization of the two wavetable oscillators,
the larger visualization of the Wavetable Filter as well as visualizations of all Wavetable's Envelopes.
There's also a visualization of the LFO Modulation sources where you can see the shape of the LFO on the display.
With the Simpler device, not only can you see the waveform of the sample from the display,
but also in the sub-menus of the Simpler device you also have visualizations
for the Volume, Filter and Pitch envelopes.
The Operator device also has visualizations for the oscillators and algorithms.
In addition to this, there are also visualizations for all envelopes for all of the 4 oscillators
as well as for the Filter envelope.