flight of the bumblebee - ableton push

flight of the bumblebee [rimsky-korsakov/rachmaninoff] on ableton push // "Ableton's Push Gets Its First Virtuoso Demo" [CDM http://goo.gl/uynvg] //
i'm playing the solo part (right_hand of the original arrangement) while the backing part (left_hand) is pre-recorded.
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[nicethings]

Triads while both hands are playing solos?, based on the chromatic setup you were playing, my eyes and ears are telling me lies...or are they?

[SinAsTheTic]

didn't know swiping @ 1:05 was that smooth on Push. cool!

[rob99brown]

@noxxie11 unlike a piano (but like a guitar) the same note can be played on different pads on the Push. When you hit a pad pad, other pads that trigger the same note will light up. Have a look at some intro to Push vids for more info...

[Noxxie11]

The reason i called the performance into question, is that many of the keys light up without them being touched, obviously the description says that part of it is prerecorded, but the lighting up of the buttons indicates that the performance is not only on the same armed track as the backing part, but also on the same clip, the performance is also perfectly quantized for the complexity of the piece, this struck me as unusual and highly impractical, i think it is you who does not understand it.

[Noxxie11]

really? and why is that then? you clearly think yourself of a very high intelligence, please explain why i am too stupid to insult?

[FussahDzn]

You are too stupid too insult.

[Noxxie11]

weird how many of the keys magically lit up without you actually touching them?

[Daniel Aunspach]

What fun! I really enjoyed your performance.

[Marco Becchi]

it's wrote on the description that he used a pre-recorded backing part

[dntzonis]

Nope just need to understand how the Push works