Hi! Great track, great musical taste. You've got a nifty way of doing it. Thanks for making these videos. I wonder if you're releasing your music on labels. I'm also into this genre, I'm trying to produce something similar dawlessly. And I have a Maschine! favourite device.
Thanks! Not yet, but I'm gonna start sending stuff out in the next couple months. Yeah man it can definitely be done! Maschine is great as an all in one piece, then I also want to add some other gear into my mix like an Elektron and a synth or two
@@PeterRobotMusic Hopefully, you'll find a good label and release a lot of music, you're very good at it. I use Octatrack , Digitakt and Digitone together with maschine plus. All together works as a complete replacement for daw, the only thing is a bit scattered reaction and not enough focus to handle all the devices at once. Maschine is self sufficient and pretty capable device to do almost anything in this genre.
I learned in this course: www.adsrsounds.com/product/courses/maschine-mk3-complete-guide/ it was very thorough and easy to follow. There is also this free one on YT that I haven't tried: ruclips.net/video/YcSle_Cypzg/видео.html&
watching what you're making is completely making me rethink purchasing a tr8s or digitakt. do the arrangements translate into ableton seamlessly? can you integrate arturia v9 into the maschine for vst sounds? if you've never considered making paid tutorial courses, you should. i'd sign up and happily pay.
Yes, you can export to ableton pretty seamlessly. You just export the track as individual channels, drag and drop the wav files into Ableton and there you go. And yeah you can run any VST that I've tried so far in Maschine - I don't have Arturia V but I don't see why you couldn't. Thanks for the feedback! That means a lot! I've been thinking a lot about doing lessons lately, but a paid course could also definitely be a good way to go.
@@PeterRobotMusic Do a paid course and then private lessons. With a paid course you’ll be making money in your sleep. Know you already have a willing customer ready to pau
I would play this any day, absolute gem
Thanks man! 🙏🙏🙏
Making it look easy! Lots of useful tips there - thanks
Liked the song before you even started. Your music is always Fiyah
Thanks man!
Excelente Video
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Hi! Great track, great musical taste. You've got a nifty way of doing it. Thanks for making these videos. I wonder if you're releasing your music on labels. I'm also into this genre, I'm trying to produce something similar dawlessly. And I have a Maschine! favourite device.
Thanks! Not yet, but I'm gonna start sending stuff out in the next couple months. Yeah man it can definitely be done! Maschine is great as an all in one piece, then I also want to add some other gear into my mix like an Elektron and a synth or two
@@PeterRobotMusic Hopefully, you'll find a good label and release a lot of music, you're very good at it. I use Octatrack , Digitakt and Digitone together with maschine plus. All together works as a complete replacement for daw, the only thing is a bit scattered reaction and not enough focus to handle all the devices at once. Maschine is self sufficient and pretty capable device to do almost anything in this genre.
maquinaaaaa
recomiendas algun curso o tutorial para los que queremos aprender a usar la maschine?
I learned in this course: www.adsrsounds.com/product/courses/maschine-mk3-complete-guide/ it was very thorough and easy to follow. There is also this free one on YT that I haven't tried: ruclips.net/video/YcSle_Cypzg/видео.html&
the drums just roll and have a great feel, i wish my drums sounded and moved like this, great sound. Are these drums all from splice again ?
They're from a few packs. The kick is from Vengeance Minimal House, the clap/rim are from the Maschine library and the top loop is from Splice
@@PeterRobotMusic why thank you !
watching what you're making is completely making me rethink purchasing a tr8s or digitakt. do the arrangements translate into ableton seamlessly? can you integrate arturia v9 into the maschine for vst sounds? if you've never considered making paid tutorial courses, you should. i'd sign up and happily pay.
Yes, you can export to ableton pretty seamlessly. You just export the track as individual channels, drag and drop the wav files into Ableton and there you go. And yeah you can run any VST that I've tried so far in Maschine - I don't have Arturia V but I don't see why you couldn't.
Thanks for the feedback! That means a lot! I've been thinking a lot about doing lessons lately, but a paid course could also definitely be a good way to go.
@@PeterRobotMusic Do a paid course and then private lessons. With a paid course you’ll be making money in your sleep. Know you already have a willing customer ready to pau
@@alexp7076 Noted!
Where do you get your focal sounds from?
Mostly Splice
Tempo seems quite high listening to the metronome? But it doesn’t sound like a 3000 bpm song?? 😂😂😂
Sound to me like a 8/4