Here is an audio interview I did with Mike Huckaby a few days before we opened the site. If you don’t know who he is…Google him! In addition to being very well known for his hand in detroit house/techno, a well known dj, he also teachs kids about music technology and production, including Maschine and […]
Playing MOTU BPM instrument racks in Maschine
This tutorial shows you how to use Motu BPM as a sound module inside Maschine to play the rack parts instead of the drum/pad parts. It gives you the proper settings to make in order for you to be able to play the racks from your midi keyboard or from your pads. As usual, if […]
How to backup the Maschine database
This tutorial shows you how to backup your Maschine database. This is important to do from time to time as it contains all your tags and settings. It’s also something I suggest you do anytime your are about to apply an update to the software. So before you install an update of any kind, save […]
Maschine pad layering using pad link groups
This tutorial gives you a rundown of one of the new features in Maschine 1.6 that let’s you layer samples better. This feature is called Pad Link Groups and it lets you stack samples and trigger them together while still having full control of each sample. In this video I explain the difference between master […]
How to access presets in plugins that show disabled or empty
With the machine 1.6 update and ability to load vst/au plugins there are a lot of questions on accessing plugin presets. Some of them show all presets, and some show disabled or empty in the list, instead of preset names. This tutorial shows you how to use the program lists inside many plugins to access […]
Understanding the sampler and pattern areas
This is another tutorial from the software interface overview series that shows the various parts of the sampler and pattern view areas in Maschine You definitely want to be familiar with these areas as you will probably be doing most of your work in these sections. Editing and slicing samples and creating new patterns are […]
