Who's rocking the Maschine? Any tips or advice to share? Pick it up couple days ago. It been sick so far, don't know to much about producing beats but this is something I really want to get into. Oh and second time using it, force close wtf? |
Dorie Scelzo
03.01.2012 | I enjoyed this: http://www.eqmag.com/BlogComments.aspx?id=111683
The guy's using an MPC, but everything he's doing is possible on Maschine, and in some ways it's a lot easier.
Direct suggestions:
- The only way you're ever going to get through that humongous sample library is to start building your own kits and saving them as groups.
- Learn the things that you can only do in the software.
- Figure out a workflow that works for you. My friend (who just got a Mikro) loves just playing beats and tapping record when he's in a groove. I prefer using the step sequencer and the swing knob.
- If you have a DAW, learn the routing b/t Maschine (as a plugin) and the DAW inside and out
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Dorie Scelzo
03.01.2012 | I enjoyed this: http://www.eqmag.com/BlogComments.aspx?id=111683
The guy's using an MPC, but everything he's doing is possible on Maschine, and in some ways it's a lot easier.
Direct suggestions:
- The only way you're ever going to get through that humongous sample library is to start building your own kits and saving them as groups.
- Learn the things that you can only do in the software.
- Figure out a workflow that works for you. My friend (who just got a Mikro) loves just playing beats and tapping record when he's in a groove. I prefer using the step sequencer and the swing knob.
- If you have a DAW, learn the routing b/t Maschine (as a plugin) and the DAW inside and out
|
Dorie Scelzo
03.01.2012 | I enjoyed this: http://www.eqmag.com/BlogComments.aspx?id=111683
The guy's using an MPC, but everything he's doing is possible on Maschine, and in some ways it's a lot easier.
Direct suggestions:
- The only way you're ever going to get through that humongous sample library is to start building your own kits and saving them as groups.
- Learn the things that you can only do in the software.
- Figure out a workflow that works for you. My friend (who just got a Mikro) loves just playing beats and tapping record when he's in a groove. I prefer using the step sequencer and the swing knob.
- If you have a DAW, learn the routing b/t Maschine (as a plugin) and the DAW inside and out
|
Dorie Scelzo
03.01.2012 | I enjoyed this: http://www.eqmag.com/BlogComments.aspx?id=111683
The guy's using an MPC, but everything he's doing is possible on Maschine, and in some ways it's a lot easier.
Direct suggestions:
- The only way you're ever going to get through that humongous sample library is to start building your own kits and saving them as groups.
- Learn the things that you can only do in the software.
- Figure out a workflow that works for you. My friend (who just got a Mikro) loves just playing beats and tapping record when he's in a groove. I prefer using the step sequencer and the swing knob.
- If you have a DAW, learn the routing b/t Maschine (as a plugin) and the DAW inside and out
|
Dorie Scelzo
03.01.2012 | I enjoyed this: http://www.eqmag.com/BlogComments.aspx?id=111683
The guy's using an MPC, but everything he's doing is possible on Maschine, and in some ways it's a lot easier.
Direct suggestions:
- The only way you're ever going to get through that humongous sample library is to start building your own kits and saving them as groups.
- Learn the things that you can only do in the software.
- Figure out a workflow that works for you. My friend (who just got a Mikro) loves just playing beats and tapping record when he's in a groove. I prefer using the step sequencer and the swing knob.
- If you have a DAW, learn the routing b/t Maschine (as a plugin) and the DAW inside and out
|
Dorie Scelzo
03.01.2012 | I enjoyed this: http://www.eqmag.com/BlogComments.aspx?id=111683
The guy's using an MPC, but everything he's doing is possible on Maschine, and in some ways it's a lot easier.
Direct suggestions:
- The only way you're ever going to get through that humongous sample library is to start building your own kits and saving them as groups.
- Learn the things that you can only do in the software.
- Figure out a workflow that works for you. My friend (who just got a Mikro) loves just playing beats and tapping record when he's in a groove. I prefer using the step sequencer and the swing knob.
- If you have a DAW, learn the routing b/t Maschine (as a plugin) and the DAW inside and out
|
Dorie Scelzo
03.01.2012 | I enjoyed this: http://www.eqmag.com/BlogComments.aspx?id=111683
The guy's using an MPC, but everything he's doing is possible on Maschine, and in some ways it's a lot easier.
Direct suggestions:
- The only way you're ever going to get through that humongous sample library is to start building your own kits and saving them as groups.
- Learn the things that you can only do in the software.
- Figure out a workflow that works for you. My friend (who just got a Mikro) loves just playing beats and tapping record when he's in a groove. I prefer using the step sequencer and the swing knob.
- If you have a DAW, learn the routing b/t Maschine (as a plugin) and the DAW inside and out
|
Dorie Scelzo
03.01.2012 | I enjoyed this: http://www.eqmag.com/BlogComments.aspx?id=111683
The guy's using an MPC, but everything he's doing is possible on Maschine, and in some ways it's a lot easier.
Direct suggestions:
- The only way you're ever going to get through that humongous sample library is to start building your own kits and saving them as groups.
- Learn the things that you can only do in the software.
- Figure out a workflow that works for you. My friend (who just got a Mikro) loves just playing beats and tapping record when he's in a groove. I prefer using the step sequencer and the swing knob.
- If you have a DAW, learn the routing b/t Maschine (as a plugin) and the DAW inside and out
|
Dorie Scelzo
03.01.2012 | I enjoyed this: http://www.eqmag.com/BlogComments.aspx?id=111683
The guy's using an MPC, but everything he's doing is possible on Maschine, and in some ways it's a lot easier.
Direct suggestions:
- The only way you're ever going to get through that humongous sample library is to start building your own kits and saving them as groups.
- Learn the things that you can only do in the software.
- Figure out a workflow that works for you. My friend (who just got a Mikro) loves just playing beats and tapping record when he's in a groove. I prefer using the step sequencer and the swing knob.
- If you have a DAW, learn the routing b/t Maschine (as a plugin) and the DAW inside and out
|
Dorie Scelzo
03.01.2012 | I enjoyed this: http://www.eqmag.com/BlogComments.aspx?id=111683
The guy's using an MPC, but everything he's doing is possible on Maschine, and in some ways it's a lot easier.
Direct suggestions:
- The only way you're ever going to get through that humongous sample library is to start building your own kits and saving them as groups.
- Learn the things that you can only do in the software.
- Figure out a workflow that works for you. My friend (who just got a Mikro) loves just playing beats and tapping record when he's in a groove. I prefer using the step sequencer and the swing knob.
- If you have a DAW, learn the routing b/t Maschine (as a plugin) and the DAW inside and out
|
Dorie Scelzo
03.01.2012 | I enjoyed this: http://www.eqmag.com/BlogComments.aspx?id=111683
The guy's using an MPC, but everything he's doing is possible on Maschine, and in some ways it's a lot easier.
Direct suggestions:
- The only way you're ever going to get through that humongous sample library is to start building your own kits and saving them as groups.
- Learn the things that you can only do in the software.
- Figure out a workflow that works for you. My friend (who just got a Mikro) loves just playing beats and tapping record when he's in a groove. I prefer using the step sequencer and the swing knob.
- If you have a DAW, learn the routing b/t Maschine (as a plugin) and the DAW inside and out
|
Dorie Scelzo
03.01.2012 | I enjoyed this: http://www.eqmag.com/BlogComments.aspx?id=111683
The guy's using an MPC, but everything he's doing is possible on Maschine, and in some ways it's a lot easier.
Direct suggestions:
- The only way you're ever going to get through that humongous sample library is to start building your own kits and saving them as groups.
- Learn the things that you can only do in the software.
- Figure out a workflow that works for you. My friend (who just got a Mikro) loves just playing beats and tapping record when he's in a groove. I prefer using the step sequencer and the swing knob.
- If you have a DAW, learn the routing b/t Maschine (as a plugin) and the DAW inside and out
|
Dorie Scelzo
03.01.2012 | I enjoyed this: http://www.eqmag.com/BlogComments.aspx?id=111683
The guy's using an MPC, but everything he's doing is possible on Maschine, and in some ways it's a lot easier.
Direct suggestions:
- The only way you're ever going to get through that humongous sample library is to start building your own kits and saving them as groups.
- Learn the things that you can only do in the software.
- Figure out a workflow that works for you. My friend (who just got a Mikro) loves just playing beats and tapping record when he's in a groove. I prefer using the step sequencer and the swing knob.
- If you have a DAW, learn the routing b/t Maschine (as a plugin) and the DAW inside and out
|
Dorie Scelzo
03.01.2012 | I enjoyed this: http://www.eqmag.com/BlogComments.aspx?id=111683
The guy's using an MPC, but everything he's doing is possible on Maschine, and in some ways it's a lot easier.
Direct suggestions:
- The only way you're ever going to get through that humongous sample library is to start building your own kits and saving them as groups.
- Learn the things that you can only do in the software.
- Figure out a workflow that works for you. My friend (who just got a Mikro) loves just playing beats and tapping record when he's in a groove. I prefer using the step sequencer and the swing knob.
- If you have a DAW, learn the routing b/t Maschine (as a plugin) and the DAW inside and out
|
Dorie Scelzo
03.01.2012 | I enjoyed this: http://www.eqmag.com/BlogComments.aspx?id=111683
The guy's using an MPC, but everything he's doing is possible on Maschine, and in some ways it's a lot easier.
Direct suggestions:
- The only way you're ever going to get through that humongous sample library is to start building your own kits and saving them as groups.
- Learn the things that you can only do in the software.
- Figure out a workflow that works for you. My friend (who just got a Mikro) loves just playing beats and tapping record when he's in a groove. I prefer using the step sequencer and the swing knob.
- If you have a DAW, learn the routing b/t Maschine (as a plugin) and the DAW inside and out
|
Dorie Scelzo
03.01.2012 | I enjoyed this: http://www.eqmag.com/BlogComments.aspx?id=111683
The guy's using an MPC, but everything he's doing is possible on Maschine, and in some ways it's a lot easier.
Direct suggestions:
- The only way you're ever going to get through that humongous sample library is to start building your own kits and saving them as groups.
- Learn the things that you can only do in the software.
- Figure out a workflow that works for you. My friend (who just got a Mikro) loves just playing beats and tapping record when he's in a groove. I prefer using the step sequencer and the swing knob.
- If you have a DAW, learn the routing b/t Maschine (as a plugin) and the DAW inside and out
|
Sang Caniff
01.01.2012 | Pick it up couple days ago. It been sick so far, don't know to much about producing beats but this is something I really want to get into. Oh and second time using it, force close wtf? |
Dorie Scelzo
03.01.2012 | I enjoyed this: http://www.eqmag.com/BlogComments.aspx?id=111683
The guy's using an MPC, but everything he's doing is possible on Maschine, and in some ways it's a lot easier.
Direct suggestions:
- The only way you're ever going to get through that humongous sample library is to start building your own kits and saving them as groups.
- Learn the things that you can only do in the software.
- Figure out a workflow that works for you. My friend (who just got a Mikro) loves just playing beats and tapping record when he's in a groove. I prefer using the step sequencer and the swing knob.
- If you have a DAW, learn the routing b/t Maschine (as a plugin) and the DAW inside and out
|
Sang Caniff
02.01.2012 | Right on man! Thanks Ya I'm fackin pumped to make some bumpin beats! |
Lisa Lochotzki
02.01.2012 | Like anything, practice makes perfect. Don't hate educate, check some tutorial on Youtube & the likes, plenty resources.
Many DAW/prod concept & tutorial will also apply to Maschine to some extend, take your time, get your hand dirty and, most important thing, have fun! |
