If you’ve ever tried running hardware synths on stage with Push 3 Standalone, you’ll know the pain: until now there was basically no way to send program changes to your synth from Push, which is wild because it’s been standard in Ableton Live forever. In this video I show the quiet little Push 3 update most people missed — a new Clip tab that finally gives us proper performance goodies, including program change per clip. I walk you through my exact setup: connecting the synth over USB MIDI, sorting the MIDI preferences (making sure Track + Remote are enabled, and Sync if you need it), then loading an External Instrument so I can send MIDI out and monitor the audio return on the same track. From there, the magic is in the clip view: you can set a program number inside each MIDI clip, so launching a clip instantly recalls the right patch — no risky manual preset switching mid-set. I also show how launch settings (yes, I’m still a massive fan of Toggle) and Follow Actions can work alongside program change to create hands-free, automatic patch switching. For live hardware rigs, this is the update that makes Push 3 feel properly complete.