Ableton Launches End-Of-Year Sale Across Software, Hardware & Packs

Live 12, Push 3, Ableton Move, and Packs discounted through December 2 - Live 12.3 update to follow.

Ableton has launched a two-week seasonal sale, running from November 18 to December 2, 2025, offering discounts across its full range of music production software, hardware controllers, and sound content. The promotion includes 25% off Ableton Live 12 and all Packs, as well as 20% off Push 3, the Push Upgrade Kit, and Ableton Move.

The timing links a price drop with the arrival of new workflow and sound‑design features aimed at both studio and performance setups.

Live 12.3 brings several additions, the most prominent being Stem Separation for Suite users. The feature allows vocals, drums, bass and other elements to be extracted directly from audio clips.

The update adds access to Splice libraries directly from Live’s Browser. This moves third‑party sample browsing into the DAW workflow, reducing the need to switch between applications. Other changes include Bounce Groups and Paste Bounced Audio, designed to speed up arrangement editing and resampling tasks. Live 12.3 also introduces a new Auto Pan‑Tremolo device, extending the suite of modulation tools available for dynamic sound shaping.

The 12.3 update brings new performance controls to Push 3, including the XYZ layout, which turns the pad grid into a multidimensional surface for shaping parameters.

Other features include a Rhythm Generator, touch‑sensitive step editing, and expanded support for external audio interfaces when operating Push 3 in Standalone mode.

Ableton Move receives its own update to version 1.8 on November 25. The portable device has recently added sample slicing, sample reverse, and full Drift access. The new update introduces Auto Pan-Tremolo and two exclusive Drum Racks designed by Kučka.

Ableton is also offering 25% off all Packs, including third‑party collections and internal devices such as Meld and Roar, now available individually at reduced cost. This includes the Softube bundle, which includes tools focused on tape colouration, analogue-style processing, reverb and delay.