Need some advice and help.
Need some advice and help. Posted on: 13.02.2013 by Sondra Riordon Hello I am somewhat new to using production software. Right now I have Massive, Maschine, and Traktor pro 2. Mostly i was wondering if anyone knows of some good tutorials on how to learn more about the specifics of Masssive and maschine, or just some tips and advice would be great to. | |
| Nu Kabba 15.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by ddavi5
Google is good, but if you are like me and prefer something a bit more structured and sequenced I would look at a Iphone (maybe android not sure though) app called NI Tutorials. For 10 dollars you learn basically all there is to know about the program. Yes its on your phone but that is why its cheap as opposed to online sources, like http://www.massivesynth.com/course/?...aign=Hello+Bar this is more expensive (40$) I personnally took a similar lesson taught by Kid Massive and learned alot. If you dont wanna spend any money at all youtube is the way. Also playing around with the synth in your own time is one of the best ways to learn any program. |
| Sondra Riordon 13.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by Kill.I.am
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| Sondra Riordon 13.02.2013 | Hello I am somewhat new to using production software. Right now I have Massive, Maschine, and Traktor pro 2. Mostly i was wondering if anyone knows of some good tutorials on how to learn more about the specifics of Masssive and maschine, or just some tips and advice would be great to. |
| Sondra Riordon 17.02.2013 | Thanks so much for the suggestions i will go and try some of them out. |
| Ervin Calvery 15.02.2013 | Not free, but highly recommended if you want to play... really, really fast: http://www.macprovideo.com/tutorial/maschine-virtuosity There are super-in-depth Dubspot courses, too. |
| Tish Shortsleeve 15.02.2013 | Read the manual !!! No but seriously, the tutorials are good to get you going but you are gonna have a hard time finding good in depth free tutorials. For that kind of stuff you usually have to reach into your wallet or... read the manual and practice. |
| Nu Kabba 15.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by ddavi5
Google is good, but if you are like me and prefer something a bit more structured and sequenced I would look at a Iphone (maybe android not sure though) app called NI Tutorials. For 10 dollars you learn basically all there is to know about the program. Yes its on your phone but that is why its cheap as opposed to online sources, like http://www.massivesynth.com/course/?...aign=Hello+Bar this is more expensive (40$) I personnally took a similar lesson taught by Kid Massive and learned alot. If you dont wanna spend any money at all youtube is the way. Also playing around with the synth in your own time is one of the best ways to learn any program. |
| Sondra Riordon 13.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by Kill.I.am
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| Starla Lansdon 13.02.2013 | As much as I hate saying this: just google it. On Youtube there are tons of Massive tutorials and NI have some good videos for Maschine starters on their channel. |
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