And what order would you use , i ' m curious ? <| sep |> That ' s true . I used nailpolish remover once to get my used ashcatcher clean . Just go back over it with alcohol and id say you ' re safe . <| sep |> Are they still going ? <| sep |> That ' s because you are him . <| sep |> Haha I think I know where this is headed <| sep |> Jungle is overtuned . <| sep |> Imagine all the possibilities you could do with a jumping car ! Past Teenager Me <| sep |> IMO and depending on your workflow , if you use Ableton then Push 2 would be the obvious suggestion . Personally , I ' m using Ill Gates method of breaking my production sessions into prep sessions , where you do the organizing samples , sound design and rack building I ' m also using his 128 samples per Sampler method , and writing sessions , where you focus exclusively on writing tracks without fucking about with too many technical aspects . So I ' m actually considering getting a Push 2 in the near future to help with the writing sessions by breaking away from constantly looking at the computer screen and having the tactile feedback of actually tweaking stuff with your hands instead of mouse clicks and keyboard shortcuts therefore avoiding going into technical mode during the writing process . Again , I haven ' t tried Push 2 yet and the whole thing depends on your workflow , but , if you want full integration with Ableton , it seems like the way to go . Regarding the part about handson experience , the only MIDI controller I have is an Akai MPK Mini and , IMO not being a piano player or a finger drummer , I plan on using Push mostly in stepsequencer mode , at least at first , there isn ' t much to say about it . I mean , it ' s an affordable two octave MIDI piano keyboard with 8 assignable pads and knobs , it does what it says on the tin and gets the job of a basic MIDI controller done . EDIT Clarification .