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I had a question from a member on how to enable Maschine Mikro to play the same sound at different velocities across the pads. Basically this is called 16 velocity mode or “16 level” mode. It will take whatever sound you are currently on and spread it across all 16 pads with different velocities. Similar [...]
Hey what’s good fam, back with another quick tip for you on the Maschine 1.8 update. There were a lot of smaller workflow improvements that I think many will enjoy. Two of those were the new quick select shortcut for events and the quick erase shortcut. Personally I really love the quick erase shortcut and [...]
Just a quick video I posted yesterday showing off what the color pads look like on the new Maschine Mikro MK2 The colors will look the same on the Maschine MK2, mine hasn’t come in yet so I just did the video on the Mikro
So the new controllers are hitting the streets as Guitar Center is selling them today. One of the new improvements for the Maschine Mikro users with the 1.8 update is the ability to record automation of parameters from the controller. This was previously impossible but you can now do this directly from the Mikro or [...]
So since the Maschine 1.8 update I’ve been getting a lot of questions on navigation of the new features directly from the hardware of the Maschine Mikro. Since timestretch is one of the biggest new features, I made a public tutorial on how to pull it up from the controller Of course I have more [...]
Hey what’s good MT fam! Just wanted to share a quick tutorial with the Mikro users as I received this questions recently. This is a really quick video to show you how to do the “quick edit” of changing the pitch of a sample on a single pad. On the big Maschine controller it’s really [...]
Yo what’s good fam, back with another quick tip for those of you using the Maschine Mikro I previously showed how to load plugin presets from the Mikro controller, but this time I wanted to show you how to load the internal and plugin instrument and fx modules from the controller. Sometimes you may not [...]
Yo what’s good fam, got another Maschine Mikro tutorial for ya. This one shows how to navigate to the various sample playback and sample module options directly from the controller. There’s multiple ways to do this, including using the pads for quick navigation. Since the Mikro has one screen and one knob, NI had to [...]
What’s good fam! Just a really quick tutorial to show you how to change the key or note of a single pad on the Maschine Mikro. It’s pretty much the same as the original Maschine but the menus look a little different so it may not be as obvious to notice. This is useful for [...]
Had a request for a tutorial on how to use slice mode and apply samples to pads and groups with the Mikro Maschine It’s a little different than the big Maschine but still the same concept, you just do not have all the controls that you do with more knobs It works sorta like Maschine [...]
I wanted to share a tutorial for the Maschine Mikro with a different workflow for some that may not be used to or even mess with the step sequencer Maschine actually has a pretty good step sequencer, really fast to lay down a groove. I like to switch up the workflow at times, as you [...]
I’ve been messing with Reason again recently, so I decided to map Maschine Mikro to control it’s transport and drum samplers This video shows the process, as well as how to save a default project so that you don’t have to re-map the transport controls every time. Maschine and Mikro are both really good midi [...]
Yo what’s good MT Fam, just a quick tutorial video showing how to change the notes your pads play on the Maschine Mikro when in keyboard mode. I like the way it’s implemented on the Mikro, hope they add the same labels to the standard controller. Basically what this does is allow you to use [...]
This is just another general Maschine Mikro video I wanted to do for the community as a whole. It’s a free video I posted on YouTube showing the size comparison between Mikro and original Maschine I also compare it to a Beat Thang, Emu Mp7, a laptop, and my 49 key midi controller
In this tutorial I show how to choose groups on Native Instruments Maschine Mikro. Since the controller is smaller we don’t have group buttons on this one like the ones on the original. Make sure to check it out and share it around! For those with the original Maschine this helps you get passed the [...]
In this tutorial for Maschine Mikro I show the process of loading groups and kits directly from the hardware controller The way you browse on the Mikro is pretty similar to the standard controller but with a few differences, however once you get used to them it’s very quick. It takes a bit of getting [...]
In this tutorial I show how to load factory and user instrument sounds from the Maschine Mikro controller The tutorial shows you the different screens you will see, how to navigate through them, and how to load your sounds. You may think it isn’t fast browsing on the Mikro with one knob and a small [...]
In this tutorial I show the process of loading NI Komplete as well as third party or user plugin presets from the Maschine Mikro controller The way you browse on the Mikro is pretty similar to the standard controller but with a few differences. However, once you get used to them it’s very quick. Using [...]
This is a tutorial for Maschine Mikro showing you how to load your factory fx from the hardware controller. It also shows you how to load third party plugin fx from your own vst or au plugins. The process is pretty much the same as loading anything else however I still go through and show [...]
In this tutorial I show how to browse and load individual samples and sounds onto the pads with the Maschine Mikro controller Browsing sounds and samples is one of the main ideas behind Native Instruments Maschine Finding and loading your samples from the Mikro is straight forward and well thought out. You can of course [...]
