the session mode is where you can
trigger and combine your different
recorded loops and ideas as a live
improvisation in this video we're going
to show you how you can do this
push makes it fast and easy to create
and play with musical ideas in note mode
you use pushes pads to play notes or
drums and record this two loops in
session mode Yury trigger and improvise
with the material you've made the pads
no longer represent notes but rather
musical phrases which we call clips a
row of Clips is called a scene
in session mode each pad represents a
clip and each clip is color-coded to
match what you see in live session view
so you have an overview of your live set
approximated on pushes RGB pads pressing
a pad launches the clip which plays back
in sync pressing an empty pad in the
same track stops any playing clip in
that track in the session view the grid
buttons on the right acts as seen launch
buttons and will launch a whole row of
clips which is called the same try
different combination of clips to start
working on the structure of a song and
if you find a particular combination
that you like press the duplicate button
to capture that combination and insert
it as a new scene in session mode the
arrow keys move the 8 by 8 focus of
clips in life by one track left or right
or by one Scene up or down holding shift
while pressing these pants will move the
selection by 8 tracks left or right or
by 8 scenes up or down the octave up and
octave down buttons also provide a quick
way to jump up or down by 8 scenes now
you have an overview of how the session
view works I'm going to give a quick
demonstration of how you can improvise
with clips created using push
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from here switch from push to your
computer you can now use life for
further editing mixing and recording of
your musical idea
finally you can render your finished
composition as an audio file thank you
for watching the lamp push series so far
for more information on push and all of
its features in depth please refer to
the push chapter of the live 9 manual