Ableton Push - Workflow and Production

I'd recommend, if you didn't do it before, to watch the entire series/playlist on Ableton's youtube channel, that's a great guide (every video is little, like 5 minutes each) and you'll surely learn the very basics of the instrument!

Right now I'm following this course: https://www.udemy.com/course/ableton-push-workflow-and-production/

Unfortunately, I've bought it when it was on sale (19,99€ IIRC), and I don't know if i'd recommend it at full price. It's perfect to learn it and grasp the basics and even advanced stuff, but I don't know if at full price there are better options! Anyways, if you don't find any other resource, that's a good place to learn

I Followed electronic music the majority of my life and 10 months ago I started making my own using Ableton. Most challenging for me is bringing my ideas into Ableton in a structured way. However I already saw huge steps of improving. What helped me most was purchasing a push (2nd hand push 1 for 120€ for the sake of getting started and for now more than sufficient. Can absolutely recommend this!) it helps making Ableton more hands on. I also purchased a course in Udemy https://www.udemy.com/course/ableton-push-workflow-and-production/) which helped me learn the push and thus Ableton. Also I started watching a series on YouTube on making a techno track from start to finish and basically follow the steps one by one. I also write a manual besides it (once it’s finished I consider publishing it so others can learn from it as well) and if I don’t understand something I look more YouTube videos on a specific topic (eg wavetable or side chaining). And two important lessons I learned: It’s better to be consistent and practice an hour every day instead of 4hours in two weeks You don’t need to spend money on additional plug ins/synths/vst etc. as you first need to know Ableton in and out. The best plug in won’t make the music sound better if you don’t know what you want it to sound like