Maschine & Logic Pro X Part 2: Creating a Mix Bus in Maschine's Mixer

In part 2 of our Maschine and Logic Pro X series, we look at creating a mix bus within Maschine 2.0's new mixer. Try our Logic course for free :: ow.ly/usShE
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Markus Weldon Hi Markus, this is part of a wider series of videos on Maschine and Logic. Some will be looking at shorter tips like this one, that will be relevant in later videos that do relate to Logic. Hopefully it'll all make sense when the full series is online! Sorry for the misleading title.

[@brandonm6694]

thank you so much for the video, this helped me out a ton. I love the tutorials you guys post , the way you guys deliver the information makes it really easy to digest.

[@chrisbanisch]

Thank you for the awesome informative video!

[@Blueberrystop]

Thanks!!

[@CAPPSMusic]

dope vid man

[@LostTouristOfficial]

This is just a video showing how to process 2 sounds with the same effects, I would vote against this method solely for the fact you cant control how much of the signal you want to be effected unless the effect has a mix function. Not really a Bus in machine yet but defo needs it ASAP

[@Wynmann1690]

what is DVR??

[@Wynmann1690]

Kody Burns i meant in a sarcastic way...like dvr is something really unique and inventive..."We here at Point Blank have DVR..." fukin stupid..

[@millenmarkus]

Interesting video but this concept has nothing remotely to do with running maschine in Logic Pro X, henceforth I feel somewhat mislead by the video's title "Maschine & Logic Pro X Part 2"