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
Controller & MIDI Mapping
Tutorials covering the usage of the hardware controller with the Maschine software as well as general midi controller usage with other products.
How to configure Maschine as a midi controller for Ableton Drum Racks
This is a tutorial on setting up Maschine as a simple midi controller to play Ableton drum racks from the pads. I show how to create the new template in controller editor and assign the notes for triggering the proper pads Once you assign the proper notes to the pads you can quickly switch from […]
Free Maschine Mikro Tutorial – How to choose groups
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 […]
Maschine Mikro: Loading groups and kits from the controller
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 […]
Maschine Mikro: Load factory or user sounds and instruments from the controller
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 […]
Maschine Mikro: Loading factory and plugin fx from the controller
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 […]
