Man these were great tips!! I still have yet to bring my Maschine & computer to our new location since me & my wife have married. It's probably gonna take awhile before I get back into using Maschine. I need to update a lot of things. At my old location I was tag teaming a lot between Maschine & the Live. But when I do get back into Maschine these tips will be helpful!!👊🏾💯
Sinosure, I’m glad I could help shed some much needed light 💡 on this subject!! Alot of beat makers are hating on the Maschine because of the so Called cpu overload, which really isn’t an issue if you bounce the plugins down!! Simple 👊🏾💨
Great points brother! If I could add my personal favorite it would be to always bus your sounds or groups to single instances of a plug-in you’re using on multiple things rather than, for example, having 20 compressors in your session. If they’re all just sidechaining to the kick then just use one. Ever since I started routing in Maschine like I would in any other DAW I’ve never had CPU skipping/lagging. :) I’m taking 3 of these tricks you showed for sure though! Great content as always homie.
Thx 🙏🏾 so much for stopping by @Beau Tyler Makes Music really appreciate your support and insight on this subject. And as for the tips and tricks, take what you need, and leave the money 💴 on the nightstand! 😆 your words not mine🤣👊🏾🔥
Thx 🙏🏾 Studio Gangsta. This video was inspired because I’ve seen a lot of RUclipsrs dissing the + and this was my response to all that negative. It’s not an mpc, and I wish people would stop trying to compare them. It’s a dope piece of gear hands down! 👊🏾🔥💨
I see you dropping that knowledge on this machine. Unfortunately, I don't have one at the moment, but that white one is still whispering in my ear, so you never know what might show up in my studio next...hahaha. And you know I dig that track you used for this video. Keep it coming bro.
My man Deleswa, Always a pleasure to see your comments! It’s the highlight of my day when I drop a video! Lol 😂 I hope this video pushes you over the edge and you do decide to get a +🤣🥳🔥👊🏾💨
@@IMakeBeats I'm keeping my eye on it for sure. Also curious as to what new gear will pop up this year. No rush but def plan to get one more standalone unit. Whatever I get will replace the Beat Thang within my setup, but it will still be used for some cameo appearance, because I just can't let it go...hahaha. Keep that great content coming bro. You doing the dang thang.
@Mike & Jade Venus I totally agree! This method can be used on pretty much all standalone gear ⚙️ that’s out today, including all 3 Mpc’s the One, Live, and mpc x! Appreciate you stopping by today! 👊🏾🎹💨
@@IMakeBeats I use the resampling workflow a lot whenever I want to sound design or to commit to the ideal. This helps me to finish beats/songs faster and have the confidence that I’m not stressing out the cpu. It’s a old school way of working, but it’s works every time!!
@@mikevenus4117 yes Sir! It’s how it was done back in the day, and the method is still sound today! Now that we’re in a digital environment, bouncing tracks is a endless workflow of possibilities 👊🏾🔥🎹 if done correctly
It’s already been addressed. I’ve corrected that issue! I was using what I had and I’ve already switched out that mic for a better one! Lol 😂 but thx for watching! Tried to call 📞 guess ur already sleep 💤
I always just change audio module to sampler,and do offline time stretch (if slicing is not possible, wich is still the best time stretching way imo because it keeps the transients the best) the quality is a LOT better when the bpm is significant different vs using the audio module. And i have yet to see a vid where someone changes the tempo in a song (With a daw not possible standalone)
NI should add a "Clean Group" feature that one could activate once the sequences are done. The feature would keep only the samples and sounds that are subject of events in the sequencer. Could also be available at the project level.
@@IMakeBeats indeed, thanks for sharing these tips. Wasn't obvious that the loaded/not sequenced sounds also ate in the hardware resources, but makes sense as they are pre-loaded to be ready to play, even if they never do.
Exactly! So once you’ve determined which sounds your going to use, a smart move would be to remove the unused ones as well as any effects that the kit already has assigned to groups and or the Master output! And your welcome 🙏🏾 I’m glad to share what I know!👊🏾🎹
On step one, does Maschine offer some function of turning the pattern of a groups midi data into a wav form? Its tiny little button on the right side, click and hold
Yes 👍🏾 not using multiple instances of the same effect! Generally I have compression, delay, reverb, distortion, and route sounds to them as needed! Thx for stopping by and with bus tips to share. 👊🏾💨
Man these were great tips!! I still have yet to bring my Maschine & computer to our new location since me & my wife have married. It's probably gonna take awhile before I get back into using Maschine. I need to update a lot of things. At my old location I was tag teaming a lot between Maschine & the Live. But when I do get back into Maschine these tips will be helpful!!👊🏾💯
Sinosure, I’m glad I could help shed some much needed light 💡 on this subject!! Alot of beat makers are hating on the Maschine because of the so Called cpu overload, which really isn’t an issue if you bounce the plugins down!! Simple 👊🏾💨
@@IMakeBeats Yeah, you really broke that down!!💯
@@Sinosure Thx bro... I'm always looking out for the beat maker community! Smarter, faster methods that make beat making simple and fun!!
Great points brother! If I could add my personal favorite it would be to always bus your sounds or groups to single instances of a plug-in you’re using on multiple things rather than, for example, having 20 compressors in your session. If they’re all just sidechaining to the kick then just use one. Ever since I started routing in Maschine like I would in any other DAW I’ve never had CPU skipping/lagging. :) I’m taking 3 of these tricks you showed for sure though! Great content as always homie.
Thx 🙏🏾 so much for stopping by @Beau Tyler Makes Music really appreciate your support and insight on this subject. And as for the tips and tricks, take what you need, and leave the money 💴 on the nightstand! 😆 your words not mine🤣👊🏾🔥
Wow you definitely broke that down. Super cool tutorial keep that coming. We appreciate it. Thanks 🙏🏾
Thx 🙏🏾 Studio Gangsta. This video was inspired because I’ve seen a lot of RUclipsrs dissing the + and this was my response to all that negative. It’s not an mpc, and I wish people would stop trying to compare them. It’s a dope piece of gear hands down! 👊🏾🔥💨
@@IMakeBeats I hear ya. And you definitely broke it down Sir. 💯
I see you dropping that knowledge on this machine. Unfortunately, I don't have one at the moment, but that white one is still whispering in my ear, so you never know what might show up in my studio next...hahaha. And you know I dig that track you used for this video. Keep it coming bro.
My man Deleswa,
Always a pleasure to see your comments! It’s the highlight of my day when I drop a video! Lol 😂 I hope this video pushes you over the edge and you do decide to get a +🤣🥳🔥👊🏾💨
@@IMakeBeats I'm keeping my eye on it for sure. Also curious as to what new gear will pop up this year. No rush but def plan to get one more standalone unit. Whatever I get will replace the Beat Thang within my setup, but it will still be used for some cameo appearance, because I just can't let it go...hahaha. Keep that great content coming bro. You doing the dang thang.
Thx 🙏🏾 for the kind words my bro! I’m tryin 👊🏾💨
Real good 😊 this is real good, this implementation changes a lot
Thanks for stopping by D, and yes 👏🏾 this can be applied on the mpc one As well!🔥👊🏾
Great tips IMB thank you
Thx 🙏🏾 jukesasaurusrex, appreciate you stopping by! More on the way 👊🏾🎼🎹
Great tips bro ! 👍🏽
Thx 🙏🏾 bro
Good info, my son has MASCHINE and I will md him this video
Thx 🙏🏾 Kirk, appreciate stopping by! 👊🏾
Resampling is a great way to keep the cpu down on all these standalone hardware devices.
@Mike & Jade Venus I totally agree! This method can be used on pretty much all standalone gear ⚙️ that’s out today, including all 3 Mpc’s the One, Live, and mpc x! Appreciate you stopping by today! 👊🏾🎹💨
@@IMakeBeats I use the resampling workflow a lot whenever I want to sound design or to commit to the ideal. This helps me to finish beats/songs faster and have the confidence that I’m not stressing out the cpu. It’s a old school way of working, but it’s works every time!!
@@mikevenus4117 yes Sir! It’s how it was done back in the day, and the method is still sound today! Now that we’re in a digital environment, bouncing tracks is a endless workflow of possibilities 👊🏾🔥🎹 if done correctly
Great video
Thx 🙏🏾 bro!! More on the way 👊🏾🔥
Great video Great information you could use a popper stopper though them pppppp’s 😂😂
It’s already been addressed. I’ve corrected that issue! I was using what I had and I’ve already switched out that mic for a better one! Lol 😂 but thx for watching! Tried to call 📞 guess ur already sleep 💤
@@IMakeBeats yeah I was zzzz 😂🤣up early
Great Tips
Thx 🙏🏾 appreciate the compliment! And for stopping by 👊🏾🎹
@@IMakeBeats no doubt bro!
I always just change audio module to sampler,and do offline time stretch (if slicing is not possible, wich is still the best time stretching way imo because it keeps the transients the best) the quality is a LOT better when the bpm is significant different vs using the audio module. And i have yet to see a vid where someone changes the tempo in a song
(With a daw not possible standalone)
Sweet ima 🔥 🥵
Thx ☺️for stopping by cash flo 👊🏾
NI should add a "Clean Group" feature that one could activate once the sequences are done. The feature would keep only the samples and sounds that are subject of events in the sequencer. Could also be available at the project level.
Hey Alexandros, we can always hope! But until then, this method works!! Thx 🙏🏾 for stopping by 👊🏾
@@IMakeBeats indeed, thanks for sharing these tips. Wasn't obvious that the loaded/not sequenced sounds also ate in the hardware resources, but makes sense as they are pre-loaded to be ready to play, even if they never do.
Exactly! So once you’ve determined which sounds your going to use, a smart move would be to remove the unused ones as well as any effects that the kit already has assigned to groups and or the Master output! And your welcome 🙏🏾 I’m glad to share what I know!👊🏾🎹
On step one, does Maschine offer some function of turning the pattern of a groups midi data into a wav form? Its tiny little button on the right side, click and hold
Not sure what your asking. Just now seeing this comment! Thx for stopping by.
Tuff
Thx Cody, appreciate the compliment. 👊🏾
Laid back vibes all round dude. Another cpu saving tip is to bus fx, so less instances of the fx plug-ins
Yes 👍🏾 not using multiple instances of the same effect! Generally I have compression, delay, reverb, distortion, and route sounds to them as needed! Thx for stopping by and with bus tips to share. 👊🏾💨