Another bite sized tip for you, how to change the volume of the metronome in Maschine This is another one that goes un noticed and I get questions about it from time to time. Many feel the metronome is too loud. enjoy *access instantly when you join today
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.
MT Quick Tip: How to delete or undo single sounds from a pattern
In this tutorial I show you how to quickly select specific parts of a pattern to delete or undo in maschine’s sequencer So if you lay your drums and don’t like the hi hat, you can delete only the hat part and leave the others. If you have any questions, let me know. *access instantly […]
MT Quick Tip: How to quantize individual sounds in a pattern
A lot of times folks ask me how to quantize only a specific sound in a pattern, sometimes you want to quantize only the kick, or only the hat, or whatever, but still want to play all the sounds in at the same time. In this tutorial I show how to select the notes of […]
Mapping Maschine to Logic’s transport controls
Yo what’s good MT fam! This is another video of me exploring Logic. Saintjoe talked about mapping the transport controls of your daw to Maschine in his daw sequencing video, but he didn’t show it! So I wanted to show how to do it in Logic, let me know if you have any questions. *access […]
Sequencing Maschine in your DAW part 1: Controller Editor template setup
This is the first part of a tutorial series on setting up Maschine to be sequenced in your DAW of choice. Many wish to incorporate maschine into Logic, Cubase, Nuendo, Ableton, Studio One, Reaper, Digital Performer or whatever they are comfortable with, and wish to use Maschine as a module/sampler. Thing is, it’s not as […]
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 […]
