The Month of Maschine 2012
Native Instruments Maschine: Introduction
May 1, 2012
Welcome to the first day of The Month of Maschine 2012. Today’s video is an introduction to the Maschine hardware and software. In our introduction we cover the basics of the user interface and how to load preset kits and projects.
Native Instruments Maschine: Navigate Mode
May 9, 2012
Today is day 5 of The Month of Maschine. When you’re in the middle of a production or live performance, you don’t want to take your hands off the controller to navigate around Maschine’s user interface. Watch this video to learn how to use the navigate button on the hardware controller to navigate the user interface and hide interface panels.
Native Instruments Maschine: Pad Mode and Synthesizers
May 21, 2012
You don’t need a MIDI keyboard to add synthesizers and instruments to your Maschine projects. Watch this video to learn how to add synthesizers using Pad Mode on the Maschine hardware controller.
Native Instruments Maschine: How to Save Projects
May 7, 2012
Today is day 4 of The Month of Maschine 2012. There are two ways to save your Maschine projects. The first way is to create a simple project file that links to media on your hard drive. The second copies the samples that you used and saves them with your project. Maschine also makes it easy to find previously saved projects so you don’t have to waste time scouring your hard drive for project files. Watch this video to learn how to save your Maschine projects with samples and edit the project metadata.
Native Instruments Maschine: Control Mode
May 15, 2012
This video focuses on Control Mode, one of the 2 primary modes on the hardware controller. Learn how to record a pattern in real time and adjust the volume of a sound in control mode.
Native Instruments Maschine: How to Quantize Beats
May 23, 2012
Welcome back to The Month of Maschine 2012. Did you know that Maschine does not quantize beats by default? Watch this video to learn how to quantize your patterns after you record them and enable automatic quantization when you play or record.