You know how long I’ve struggled and searched for videos for this? I mean the only two questions I’ve had that couldn’t be answered were answered! Thanks man.
I have no idea how long you have struggle and searched for videos like this lol, but glad i could answer the questions. I looked for vids like this too when i first bought the Maschine. The ones i found didn't make any sense and was not practical, I wanted to do a real video with no BS. Thanks for watching !
FINALLY someone explained this correctly in such a simplistic way... I've been trying to figure this out FOREVER. Thanks. You got yourself a #New Subscriber!
PERFECT!!! I finally found a tutorial that explained the pitch shifting same as described here last week, but didn’t even make the distinction about the time stretched method described first here. Now I’m set!!! 👍🏽
Bro, thank you!! So simple and straight to the point. I think it's a question we ALL have been trying to get answered for the longest. Much appreciated man!
Finally!! Someone explains properly how to achieve with Maschine, this critical technique of hip-hop and Lofi music. Shame of Novation for not making it more apparent.
Thanks for this and your other videos. I've been working in Maschine for around 10 years now and simply never explored all of the deeper functions. Most everything is straight forward if you have experience in other DAWs and I've been able to do (most) everything I wanted. But, I've been using Traktor for this process (it just made sense the first time, years ago, just evolved into the go-to procedure) and I can't wait to see how this speeds up my workflow and increases spontaneous creativity!
FizzENT honestly I Ignored the Audio add on until now because I’ve had my workaround (Serato Sample) but now that the + is coming I’m asking myself “what if you had to go without VSTs in Maschine how would I time stretch?” So I found your video... as a long time user I never bothered to try the Audio feature, that’s crazy!!! I hope they update this to make it a bit more seemless like Abelton/Serato sample
Do you use the halftime vst? If im just going to be using Maschine software to create, would it still be useful to buy halftime if this tutorial explains how to time stretch and pitch bend directly in the Maschine software?
Thank you for watching ! If you haven't already, please check out my playlist located on my channel "Maschine Tutorials" where you can find lots more content.
There are differences. I typically use the audio plugin when I have a perfect loop. I use the sampler to manually Chop the sample. It comes down to what you want to do with the sample
Is this a new streamlined workflow in a version update or did everyone else overcomplicate this process? Great tutorial! Would be cool to see this done from the hardware.
I hate to admit it, but i believe everyone else overcomplicated this process. I've watched lots of tutorials that were over 10 minutes just to go back and try what i thought i had learned and saw no results. So my goal with this was to create something really quick and easy to follow for those who are just getting started or even might need a refresher on how to sample in Maschine. I would love to have shown it on the hardware but i'm thinking everyone is using something different rather it be mk3 micro studio etc Thanks for watching !
@@FizzENT dude, I'm having an issue, I don't have the edit bar that you use below the sample, like, to stretch and change the bpm, can you help me bro?
@@skovu1442 Make sure you are using Sampler plugin. (stock plugin) Also make sure you are in the sample editor by hitting the " S" key then selecting " edit ".
I'd probably use the audio module to accomplish that. ruclips.net/video/kcawjZ1pO78/видео.html. Pitch shifting the whole beat involves committing beat to audio then using audio module to shift.
Waddup Fizz. what about this scenario? I have a drum kit loaded and there's a melodic sound in there. I put that sound in keyboard mode and each pad all the way to the 16th plays at a faster tempo. How do I fix that? I want them all to be playing at the same tempo, different pitches. Thanks in advance!
Whats up ! Best solution for you case would be Serato Sample. If you are working inside of the Maschine i'd probably use the audio module, if you are working with a melodic loop of some sort, this will keep it in time as you are able to change the pitch without affecting its timing. Last resort would be copy and pasting each sample over the 16 pads. From there time-stretch according with he help of this video. Change the tune without changing the source bmp or new bpm. The only issue that i see with the option is that if you decide to later change the tempo of the session it might get a bit messy. Hope you explore these different options and let me know which one works best for you !
@@FizzENT Ok Cool! Using Serato sample in that way is a hell of a workaround and would be an instant inspiration KILLER! Can you imagine snooping around and finding a melodic sound in an expansion that you want to use immediately? To then pull out Serato Sample? You'd have to know exactly what you want to do before you even get things set up in Serato Sample. Hopefully Maschine comes out with an update that allows us to use "their" keyboard mode with the samples in "their" expansions without the higher pitches being severely sped up. I don't know, I just think that should be a little simpler and it's not too much to ask!! Keep doing what you do Fizz! You're saving lives. 🦾
I don't think i did an in depth explanation yet, but basically its a control that allows your audio to maintain its timbre, mostly good for melodic instruments.
@@FizzENT new at this stuff. and the SRC BPM? why is that significant? once you change the tempo of the sample, can you assign them to individual pads? or... is it just going to loop also what is the best way to find the BPM of your project. for example, if I want to keep the same bpm of the sample I get from RUclips, just set it at that?
@@mystertom100 It could be a few things sample either too long or too short. When the auto detect is on Mashine will calculate everything. If it is unable to do the calculation the apply will be greyed out. The src bpm and the length has to be set accordingly.
Thanks for the video, but I have tried to apply this method to Black Sea Kit and does not work with one shot samples apparently. Are you able to help on this specific case please?
Thank you for the tutorial. Does Maschine REALLY not have a function where it can automatically lay sample on a keyboard with a range of pitches in "Keyboard Mode" to be played melodically (in example, chromatically) while maintaining the same length of the sample? I know in "Pads Mode" I could simply duplicate the pads and adjust pitch for each pad while maintaining the same timing/length of the clip, as per your tip, and this way create my own keyboard mode sort of, but doing so has its limitations (for example can't use scales, chords, etc). I know I could convert the Sampler into Audio Mode and pitch & speed can be independent there, but the mode is not the same as a keyboard mode and has its own limitations. REALLY this system can't do what apps such as Beatmaker, Koala do at a fraction of the price?? BTW, when duplicating pads, how can I make sure they are exact duplicates which copy not only the sample / instrument but also the origin's settings? Specifically in the context of my main question, when I duplicate the pads as a workaround for creating pitched and not stretched samples, the "stretch" settings don't follow the original pad, the Auto Detect setting keeps changing itself to "On" and the Source BPM is being detected every time a pad is duplicated, all this adding to an already cumbersome workflow. Thanks!
Thanks for tuning in ! In response to your first question, Maschine sample engine is not cable of that quite yet. Hopefully we will see that in the future, but for now the work-around you mention is the way to go. Next When duplicating pads, I normally use the duplicate button on the controller and sample locked into place. Duplicating makes an exact copy of the pad your are copying from. Are you using the latest version of Maschine?
@@FizzENT Yes, it does make an exact copy of the pad, but since in this case the purpose of it is to create a different pitch, as soon as you go to "Stretch Settings" in the sampler, instead of following whatever was set in the original pad sampler-settings-wise, the sampler guesses the source BPM again (even if in the original pad's sampler's you manually set it). That's what I meant by "copy all settings".
@@deepseadiver8191 Oh Okay, i see what you are referring too. That is how the software programmers programmed it; to bounce back to default. Although you select copy, Maschine registers it as a new sound, so it kicks back to default. I can see how this can be a tedious process when pitching samples. At that point i would use Serato Sample.
Question, what if you wanted to change the tempo and the pitch? I tried changing the tempo first, applied it and went back in to change the pitch and threw everything off.
You would adjust them both at the same time, keep in mind you have to change the session bpm as well when working with the sampler. For example, adjust tune, adjust new bpm
Yo fizz i dont have Slice and Zone at the top, i also dont have stretch at the bottom (next to dupl). Any ideas? Can you not stretch some samples? Trying to stretch a free one from cymatics. Thanks dog
been struggling with this for a while. It either wont let me apply it. or if it does it will either do nothing, chop the sample or just speed it up. what am i doing wrong?
Sounds like the calculation might be off. Take note of your bpm of the loop or sample. Also remember to change the master bpm at the top to whatever bpm that you set in the sampler
Yes,that is correct, but lets say you find a using a sampled loop but you have no idea what the bpm is. Maschine will calculate the bpm. You would look at the src bmp of what maschine calculated.
Me either, that why i got Maschine Studio! These tutorials are focused on software. Native Instruments makes many different hardware controllers. These videos are designed to help users better understand the functionality of the software.
I'm guessing the timing of the loop is off. Be sure to calculate the bpm of the original loop. If you chopped up to make a new loop be sure chops are precise.
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You know how long I’ve struggled and searched for videos for this? I mean the only two questions I’ve had that couldn’t be answered were answered! Thanks man.
I have no idea how long you have struggle and searched for videos like this lol, but glad i could answer the questions. I looked for vids like this too when i first bought the Maschine. The ones i found didn't make any sense and was not practical, I wanted to do a real video with no BS. Thanks for watching !
FINALLY someone explained this correctly in such a simplistic way... I've been trying to figure this out FOREVER. Thanks. You got yourself a #New Subscriber!
Appreciate it ! Thank you for watching !
facts bro hahah all those scientific terms when he explained so simple ahha
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Thanks a lot man! This video really helped me out.
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PERFECT!!! I finally found a tutorial that explained the pitch shifting same as described here last week, but didn’t even make the distinction about the time stretched method described first here. Now I’m set!!! 👍🏽
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Bro, thank you!! So simple and straight to the point. I think it's a question we ALL have been trying to get answered for the longest. Much appreciated man!
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I've had NI products for like 6 years and was still doing this on a turntable or in Audacity. Thanks for making a SUCCINCT how-to.
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Thankyou for such a concise and simple tutorial.
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Best tuto about the subject. Very straighfoward and no miss explanation! Congrats, mate! For more tutos like this.
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I've been trying to figure this out for a hot minute! Thanks for the Tutorial!
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Finally!! Someone explains properly how to achieve with Maschine, this critical technique of hip-hop and Lofi music. Shame of Novation for not making it more apparent.
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Thanks for this and your other videos. I've been working in Maschine for around 10 years now and simply never explored all of the deeper functions. Most everything is straight forward if you have experience in other DAWs and I've been able to do (most) everything I wanted. But, I've been using Traktor for this process (it just made sense the first time, years ago, just evolved into the go-to procedure) and I can't wait to see how this speeds up my workflow and increases spontaneous creativity!
You are welcome. Thank you for tuning in. WOW ! 10 years that's pretty awesome. Everything is constantly evolving. Good look to you!
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FizzENT honestly I Ignored the Audio add on until now because I’ve had my workaround (Serato Sample) but now that the + is coming I’m asking myself “what if you had to go without VSTs in Maschine how would I time stretch?” So I found your video... as a long time user I never bothered to try the Audio feature, that’s crazy!!! I hope they update this to make it a bit more seemless like Abelton/Serato sample
this is very helpful bro!
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Do you use the halftime vst? If im just going to be using Maschine software to create, would it still be useful to buy halftime if this tutorial explains how to time stretch and pitch bend directly in the Maschine software?
I do not use the halftime vst. I think it's unique in its own way. It would be a great addition to Maschine.
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Thank you for watching ! If you haven't already, please check out my playlist located on my channel "Maschine Tutorials" where you can find lots more content.
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Is it different that I adjust pitch by just doing it as a sample that has the audio plugin ?
There are differences. I typically use the audio plugin when I have a perfect loop. I use the sampler to manually Chop the sample. It comes down to what you want to do with the sample
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Is this a new streamlined workflow in a version update or did everyone else overcomplicate this process? Great tutorial! Would be cool to see this done from the hardware.
I hate to admit it, but i believe everyone else overcomplicated this process. I've watched lots of tutorials that were over 10 minutes just to go back and try what i thought i had learned and saw no results. So my goal with this was to create something really quick and easy to follow for those who are just getting started or even might need a refresher on how to sample in Maschine. I would love to have shown it on the hardware but i'm thinking everyone is using something different rather it be mk3 micro studio etc Thanks for watching !
@@FizzENT dude, I'm having an issue, I don't have the edit bar that you use below the sample, like, to stretch and change the bpm, can you help me bro?
@@skovu1442 Make sure you are using Sampler plugin. (stock plugin) Also make sure you are in the sample editor by hitting the " S" key then selecting " edit ".
@@FizzENT thank you brother, will try this and see if I can get to that!! 🤘🏼
Bro…just thank you
How do i pitch shift the whole beat together not just a single instrument like u can on fl studio
I'd probably use the audio module to accomplish that. ruclips.net/video/kcawjZ1pO78/видео.html. Pitch shifting the whole beat involves committing beat to audio then using audio module to shift.
Thanks. Maybe I didn't catch this in NI's manual or vids. Or that if you do alot of this, that serato sample takes care of this.
You are welcome ! Yeah, Serato Sample is gaining popularity. This method is awesome for an all in the Maschine workflow
Waddup Fizz. what about this scenario? I have a drum kit loaded and there's a melodic sound in there. I put that sound in keyboard mode and each pad all the way to the 16th plays at a faster tempo. How do I fix that? I want them all to be playing at the same tempo, different pitches. Thanks in advance!
Whats up ! Best solution for you case would be Serato Sample. If you are working inside of the Maschine i'd probably use the audio module, if you are working with a melodic loop of some sort, this will keep it in time as you are able to change the pitch without affecting its timing. Last resort would be copy and pasting each sample over the 16 pads. From there time-stretch according with he help of this video. Change the tune without changing the source bmp or new bpm. The only issue that i see with the option is that if you decide to later change the tempo of the session it might get a bit messy. Hope you explore these different options and let me know which one works best for you !
@@FizzENT Ok Cool! Using Serato sample in that way is a hell of a workaround and would be an instant inspiration KILLER! Can you imagine snooping around and finding a melodic sound in an expansion that you want to use immediately? To then pull out Serato Sample? You'd have to know exactly what you want to do before you even get things set up in Serato Sample. Hopefully Maschine comes out with an update that allows us to use "their" keyboard mode with the samples in "their" expansions without the higher pitches being severely sped up. I don't know, I just think that should be a little simpler and it's not too much to ask!!
Keep doing what you do Fizz! You're saving lives. 🦾
Lol appreciate it bro 💪🏾
💯 Thank you !
have you already explain in another video what the other features did like "formant c ? etc ...
I don't think i did an in depth explanation yet, but basically its a control that allows your audio to maintain its timbre, mostly good for melodic instruments.
@@FizzENT hhhm? ok I think I know what you mean but not sure the best way to use it,'ll have to check it out
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Is Tempo Stretching done in audio format? I want to Tempo Stretching a 3-minute song ... can that be? thank you ..
I followed you steps but the Apply button isn't active to stretch the sample I used from RUclips. Any suggestions?
Yes, please make sure you have an appropriate sample length selected or it will be greyed out
@@FizzENT How long is the sample length supposed to be? I put the whole song in the sample tray. I didn't cut anything yet.
@@harrybugarin6923 I usually just sample a few seconds, but also try adjusting the "SRC BPM" located in the sampler window
@@FizzENT new at this stuff. and the SRC BPM? why is that significant? once you change the tempo of the sample, can you assign them to individual pads? or... is it just going to loop
also what is the best way to find the BPM of your project. for example, if I want to keep the same bpm of the sample I get from RUclips, just set it at that?
apply is always greyed out when i try to time stetch?
You can always turn off Auto DTCT
@@FizzENT that makes it not fit properly though sometimes the apply button works sometimes its greyed out but i can never figure out why
@@mystertom100 It could be a few things sample either too long or too short. When the auto detect is on Mashine will calculate everything. If it is unable to do the calculation the apply will be greyed out. The src bpm and the length has to be set accordingly.
Thank you for this!!! All I was missing was highlighting the track so the Apply button was never clickable. So frustrating 😂
Glad it helped!
Thanks for the video, but I have tried to apply this method to Black Sea Kit and does not work with one shot samples apparently. Are you able to help on this specific case please?
It should work. I'd double check your setting and make sure you are under the right mode "sampler mode"
Can you turn stretch a sample and then chop it?
Yes !
dope! Could you do a video on that or maybe drop instructions on how to do so? Keep killing it bruh
@@nicosuave1200 Probably be doing videos in the subject in the near future ! Subscribe so you will be notified when the vid drops. Thanks !
Thank you for the tutorial. Does Maschine REALLY not have a function where it can automatically lay sample on a keyboard with a range of pitches in "Keyboard Mode" to be played melodically (in example, chromatically) while maintaining the same length of the sample? I know in "Pads Mode" I could simply duplicate the pads and adjust pitch for each pad while maintaining the same timing/length of the clip, as per your tip, and this way create my own keyboard mode sort of, but doing so has its limitations (for example can't use scales, chords, etc). I know I could convert the Sampler into Audio Mode and pitch & speed can be independent there, but the mode is not the same as a keyboard mode and has its own limitations. REALLY this system can't do what apps such as Beatmaker, Koala do at a fraction of the price?? BTW, when duplicating pads, how can I make sure they are exact duplicates which copy not only the sample / instrument but also the origin's settings? Specifically in the context of my main question, when I duplicate the pads as a workaround for creating pitched and not stretched samples, the "stretch" settings don't follow the original pad, the Auto Detect setting keeps changing itself to "On" and the Source BPM is being detected every time a pad is duplicated, all this adding to an already cumbersome workflow. Thanks!
Thanks for tuning in ! In response to your first question, Maschine sample engine is not cable of that quite yet. Hopefully we will see that in the future, but for now the work-around you mention is the way to go.
Next When duplicating pads, I normally use the duplicate button on the controller and sample locked into place. Duplicating makes an exact copy of the pad your are copying from. Are you using the latest version of Maschine?
@@FizzENT Yes, it does make an exact copy of the pad, but since in this case the purpose of it is to create a different pitch, as soon as you go to "Stretch Settings" in the sampler, instead of following whatever was set in the original pad sampler-settings-wise, the sampler guesses the source BPM again (even if in the original pad's sampler's you manually set it). That's what I meant by "copy all settings".
@@deepseadiver8191 Oh Okay, i see what you are referring too. That is how the software programmers programmed it; to bounce back to default. Although you select copy, Maschine registers it as a new sound, so it kicks back to default. I can see how this can be a tedious process when pitching samples. At that point i would use Serato Sample.
@@FizzENT Thank you. I’ll give it a try. I’m hearing that this can be done in Kontakt too. I wish it was more straightforward.
Question, what if you wanted to change the tempo and the pitch? I tried changing the tempo first, applied it and went back in to change the pitch and threw everything off.
You would adjust them both at the same time, keep in mind you have to change the session bpm as well when working with the sampler. For example, adjust tune, adjust new bpm
Is there a way to do this if i created a 4 bar loop from random chops ?
Yes, as long as you know the bpm of the 4 bar loop you created, or the loop is in time to a metronome.
@@FizzENT how would I get the wave displayed. I assume I have to record the loop first. I'm sorry for the questions but I'm a newby.
That’s what I’m hear for ! You would have to record or sample it into the software
@@FizzENT appreciate you bro
Should the new bpm always be the same are the session bpm? also thanks for this, this is the exact thing i needed help on! I will sub as well!
Yes, That is correct ! Thank you !
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Yo fizz i dont have Slice and Zone at the top, i also dont have stretch at the bottom (next to dupl). Any ideas? Can you not stretch some samples? Trying to stretch a free one from cymatics. Thanks dog
Ya weird loaded a new one and got stretch. Assuming its the sample.
@@MrManson1337 Sounds like it worked for you. You should be able to stretch any audio
How did I not see this lol thanks
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Heaven's Very Own ahhh damn Ima need some royalties ! Haha enjoy !
For some reason when i do the s it actually makes the sample faster not slower .
Check your source bpm and length settings
been struggling with this for a while. It either wont let me apply it. or if it does it will either do nothing, chop the sample or just speed it up.
what am i doing wrong?
Check the “SRC” bpm
@@FizzENT what do I do After I check it?
You would want to make sure it’s on the right setting. Try adjusting that.
turn off auto detect.
Does this work with Mk2? Im having such a hard time on trying to change the bpm of my sample :(
Thayana Classo yes this is the software!
I did it but it still changes the BPM. Help
You might have missed a step. Please review and follow exactly
everytime i stretch the beat it skips but still doesn't speed the bpm. when i go to undo it say "undo silence selection" didn't know i silenced it
Sounds like the calculation might be off. Take note of your bpm of the loop or sample. Also remember to change the master bpm at the top to whatever bpm that you set in the sampler
Can you do this with acapellas?
Ive got an acapella thats around 95 bpm
But i wanna use it for a 125 bpm
Can i do it like that??
Lee H yes , try adjusting the “SRC” bpm
I got a question young Fizz. So in order for this method to work you MUST know the original bpm of the sample right?
Yes,that is correct, but lets say you find a using a sampled loop but you have no idea what the bpm is. Maschine will calculate the bpm. You would look at the src bmp of what maschine calculated.
Whenever I try to re-tempo my vinyl sample, maschine blocks the “apply” button :/ any tips?
Yes, adjust the "LENGTH" in stretch settings. Sounds like Sample might be too long or short. Also you can adjust the SRC BPM.
turn off auto detect.
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why did it take days to find a video that explained this properly ?
Small channels get buried. Thanks for tuning in !
It’s not working for me. I did everything in the video and it still doesn’t sync with the tempo.
Remember to know your bpm ahead of time and don't forget to match the bpm at the top to what it is set at in the sampler.
I don't wanna doubleclick, I want to use the Maschine, that's what I got it for.
Me either, that why i got Maschine Studio! These tutorials are focused on software. Native Instruments makes many different hardware controllers. These videos are designed to help users better understand the functionality of the software.
Tried it but my sample is playing faster than my tempo now
I'm guessing the timing of the loop is off. Be sure to calculate the bpm of the original loop. If you chopped up to make a new loop be sure chops are precise.
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I wonder who those 5 people are that didnt liked the video? Do you have angry ex or something
😂 i might
That’s from Zelda Nintendo
Just some sounds i played from my keyboard
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Not helping man 🤦🏾♂️i dont know what im doing wrong. It just makes my sample way faster than the beat
Have you seen the update to this video ? ruclips.net/video/uj2wLNhvJ0Y/видео.html Hopefully it brings more clarity
WOW. Maschine fuckin sucks
HOW TO DO THAT IN HARDWARE?
similar process, but you actually use the corresponding controls
thank you
You're welcome !
Is Tempo Stretching done in audio format? I want to Tempo Stretching a 3-minute song ... can that be? thank you...