Ableton Push 3: Better than Hardware Synths?

In this video, we run through Maya and Mono One from Monomono, plus Chiral from Fors Max 4 Live devices. All 3 synths work on Ableton Push 3 Standalone and all 3 sound better than their price suggests. Also put all 3 together in short track to show how they sit alongside each other in real production context, so you can hear how these Max 4 Live devices actually perform when music starts moving. MAYA is go to for lush Roland Juno 60 style pads, complete with classic chorus and hidden section that adds random serial number variation for extra width. MONO ONE is faithful Roland SH-101 recreation that works beautifully as mono bass or lead synth, with spread dial that makes real difference. CHIRAL is in different world entirely. It uses phase shaping oscillator and has space and gravity section that produces some seriously unusual sounds in best possible way. Timecodes: 00:00 - You do not Need Expensive Plugins 00:21 - Maya by Mono Mono: Juno Sound Inside Ableton 00:32 - Hear it in Action 00:39 - Chorus Section Most People Overlook 00:55 - Hidden Features that Change Everything 01:32 - MPE Destinations & Pulse Width Modulation 01:52 - Why this Synth Sounds Wider than Real Juno 02:03 - Mono One: SH-101 Emulation Worth Knowing About 02:29 - Layering Maya & Mono One Together 02:42 - Secret Panel on Mono One 03:10 - Something Completely Different: Cyro by Fors 03:38 - What Phase Shaping Oscillator Actually Sounds Like 04:08 - Space & Gravity Section 04:42 - All 3 Synths in Real...