Hey what’s good fam, hope everything is well. In this tutorial I want to show you how to import midi files into Maschine when you are using it inside of Ableton Live. Of course we know we can’t currently import MIDI into Maschine natively, but there is much flexibility to be had by using MIDI […]
Sequencing & Arranging
Learn how to put together songs, sequences, and arrangements directly in Maschine.
Editing individual note position, length, velocity, and pitch
Hey what’s good fam, back with another quick tip for you to add to your Maschine toolbox. In this tutorial I go over the new features in 1.8 that allow more detailed control over the length, position, velocity, and pitch of individual events in the Maschine sequencer. If you like total control over your groove […]
Dumping MIDI and routing audio from finished projects into Ableton Live
Hey what’s good MT Fam! Had a question from one of our Ableton users on how to properly dump and route everything after you’ve completed your track in Maschine. So this is for those that don’t want to record anything into Ableton or sequence the track in Ableton, but if you’ve already made your track […]
Maschine in Studio One V2 – MIDI Sequencing
Yo what’s good fam, back with another DAW integration tutorial. In this video I’m showing how to MIDI sequence Maschine inside of Studio One V2 They made some minor changes that makes it a bit simpler to see what’s going on when using Maschine as a module and recording the midi data into S1 This […]
Creating a song arrangement track using patterns
Hey what’s good family, just wanted to share another sequencing and song mode tutorial to help you grasp Maschine’s arranger. I’ve shared multiple different ways to understand the Maschine arranger and this is one that I’ve talked about but haven’t done a video on yet. This one shows you how to use the patterns in […]
Understanding and working with different time signatures
What’s good MT Family! So this tutorial is about time signatures in Maschine. Most of the time in urban, dance, pop, and electronic music, we use 4/4 But there are some other time signatures that you may want to explore to give your music a natural shuffle or groove. Anyone that has played in the […]
