Music Theory with the Ableton Push (Udemy.com)

Ableton should really make this class available for all push user's, it's fundamental for being able to play the instrument. It's also exactly the same for the push 3. you will not learn to produce with the push though, just play it. So we are eagerly awaiting the produce with push class J. .

Glad I'm taking the Music Theory class to wrap up my learning. A great compliment to Charles Cornell's course(s). Grateful for both fantastic teachers this holiday season.

Hello, this course is very much fine, however, I do not think it holds up value compared to your other courses. Maybe you could include it for free in one of your other course bundles? don't feel like it had that much to offer as I already had a basic knowledge of guitar fretting (which is really similar to that of push's) I am enrolled to your other courses, though!

The course is basic but it gave me many insights. Right during the course I got how to play simple melodies and the understanding what I am doing. I recommend the course for all the beginners to get the Push better.

A really good explanation of where to find the notes on Push. It is well presented, and a quick, easy way into building on your theory knowledge. That said, a lot of this info can be found elsewhere on the internet. THAT said, I do like the way that J Allen presents, so I can definitely recommend this course!

The lectures are too brief and should include exercises.

This course was short, to the point, and delivered as promised. I was brand new to both music production, Ableton, and Push. I learned how to play notes and chords that sound good together. I learned the patterns to play any chord progression I want without having to think about it. Highly recommended to anyone who is new to Push and also new to music in general!

I've been away from Push from some months and needed a little reminder of the layout of the pads to play chords. The course was ok but I'm surprised Jason didn't show the simplest and most obvious way to play triads, which is by doing a triangle shape with your fingers. Instead, he went for the inverted triangle which is not intuitive at all and diagonal shape which are not intuitive at all, especially if you play live.

Very good short course. J. Anthony Allen is a really good teacher, he explains things very well. I did part 1 of the Music Theory course first. If I hadn't I wouldn't have had a clue what was going on but this is great if you understand at least a little bit of music theory and have got or are thinking of getting a Push. It definitely does what it says on the tin.

This course is truely great. Even if every lesson may seems short you succeeded in providing a lot of useful infos. This improved tremendously my way of using Push. Still as you perfectly stated it you need a little of music theory background to fully benefit this course.