Mixing In Maschine
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Need help with Maschine? I’m building a series titled “How I Make Beats In Maschine.” In this video, I will show you my process in mixing a beat in Maschine using the Maschine Studio.
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Very helpful and detailed. Thanks for this 🙏🏽
No problem, I have a new video that’s will air at 1:00pm CST on Parallel Compression!!! Make your drums hit harder. Check it out.
This is an excellent video for Maschine users! I’ve been exporting stems and mixing in Logic Pro and pro tools but this has me excited to complete mixes faster!
This was one of the best informational videos for Gain Stagging and Leveling on the Maschine.
Thanks fam!!!! Glad this helps!!! Man I have a more in-depth course coming!!! You think this is nice, just you wait. Thanks for watching!!!
This is it Bruh. Thanks for sharing these gems.
Bro you are the man for this! Folks sleep on maschine! Also to add to your dope content... The way I gain stage in maschine, I use the mvmeter, but I put it on the group and instead of turning the sound down via the mvmeter, I lower the input gain on the individual channel by going to:
1. Sampling/edit Tab on maschine
2. Hit the Zone tab
3. Press the ▶️ right arrow until I see Tune/ mix on my maschine
4. Turn the gain down to where level is at zero
But dope content u just gained a subscriber brotha!
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Thanks famo!!! That means a lot!!!
Man I’m glad there are more Maschine producers appreciating Maschine!!! Thanks fam for the info!! That’s how I use it now.
literally the best mixing tutorial...THANK YOU!
Thanks fam!!!
The best explanation and demonstration of why and how to mix your tracks I've seen! Thanks for the info bro!!
Thanks fam!!!
Hey, thank you much for this. I'm doing pretty well with my Maschine overall but was stuck on some mixing and finalizing concepts. Your video helped me over that hump. Peace!
I”m glad it helped!!! More to come, hit that bell!!!
Good explanations.
The upmost.
Thanks for watching fam!!!
Thanks for taking the time to put this information out. Definitely helpful. Gonna go put it to work right now lol
Thanks! Very well explained.
I’m starting to understand thanks to you I have amazing beats but was a little lost on mixing and getting that end sound
Glad I can help!! What would you say is the hardest part?
Calming down all I hear in my brain. I just want it to bang
It's called Gain Staging. Very common principle when it comes to mixing
Great video
Thank you
Liked, subscribed, and saved this video! 👍🏾 Very informative, much needed chief!
Glad it helped bro!!! Thanks for watching!!
Appreciate you bro
Awesome Bro Bro
Much love 💯🙏🏾
Loudest thing should be the kick with the type of music that you are doing fam. Clap is next, then 808 or bass, then snare
thanks
🔥🔥🔥 thanks bro 💪🏾
Glad it helped you!! Stay tuned.
Gainstaging post fader doesn’t make sense. Just turn the level at source. Use the source volume as a trim pot. You are just distorting your plug-in and signal chain.
You know what, You are absolutely right!! I should have turned down the VST Plugin volume and not the VU Meter. Thanks for pointing that out. I’ll have to make an updated video.
So only use the VST to monitor the db but use the group section or sounds source to turn it down?
WhatTheTr1z use the Vst to lower the level, use maschine mixer to monitor the level. -18db is equal to 0.
@@NoiseyNeighborz Bro you did it correctly. The point is to gain stage without using the fader. You do this before starting your mix. The whole point of gain staging is to retain resolution on your fader when you mix as well as give you head room. You can turn down you vst gain, but this would be the same thing you just did.
@@jayleathalbeats you’re an idiot. Research the difference in volume and gain. The point is not to distort your plugins so they can work properly. Again. Gain stage before the fader to -18db, make sure your faders are at unity gain , then you can use the pink noise methods to level the mix. See you just learn something. I’m tired of you little fruity loops producers. Please stay in your lane
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Hey man can you a quick video showing how you made that drum beat? I don’t know how to do the 808 glides and those high hats patterns :/
Gladly!!
Love how you kept it simple. What was the plug-in you used ?
Hey!! At what part of the video??
MV Meter. That plug-in link is in the bio. It’s free.
Great video. The only thing that confused me was how u turned all of your sounds down with one fader. Can you explain that to me?
Yes sir!!! So if you select an individual group hold shift on your keyboard then select (while holding shift) the last group, that highlights everything. From there you can turn everything down from one fader. Check out 17:15 in the video.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
i noticed your reference level in the VU meter is -18, doesn't that mean that 0 in the VU meter actually means -18? , meaning you initially set all loudness as -18.2?
Yes that is correct.
Hey quick question, the meter is dope ! But when I gain-stage it on one side the other side changes as well. How do I get the plug in to work for each side individually?
Both sides are independent but you have to remember you're working on stereo sounds in Maschine. If you raise or lower one side your audio will be uneven. Both sides should be equal to each other.
Question did you level the groups after or before you leveled all the individual sounds?
So initially I level the Drum group first since I want my drums the loudest. Then I level the individual sounds after to blend with my drums. Let me know if you need more help.
Why didn’t you set the last 2 sounds at -0.2?
Hey bro so u leveling your sound while in sound mode right? And wht levels are u reaching for on all your instruments?
Yes sir. so my loudest sound are my drums, snare then kick to be precise. Everything else is under those drum sounds. Just make sure you master channel is hitting around -6 dB to -3 dB.
@@NoiseyNeighborz gotcha bro
yo bro thanks for your help. one noob question here, whats exactly the difference between leveling up the volume of the sound (straight in the mixer) vs increasing its gain using this plug in? Does it blend the overall better together?
Increasing and or decreasing the volume of a sound in the plugin keeps you from distortion. The sound (in the mixer) can look as if it’s not distorting because you turned it down in the mixer. Add a VU Meter as your first plugin on that sound and it will show you the true signal from the plugin before it hits the Maschine mixer. If that meter (on the VU Meter) is peaking, then it will be distorted during the mixing process.
@@NoiseyNeighborz thank you so much for taking the time to answer man!! sendin love from Spain
@@pabloqdx9837 Gain and volume are two VERY different things.... Think of gain as like an input on a guitar and the volume on the guitar as the post fader. ;)
So I downloaded the meter now I can't find it and I scanned need a little help (newbie) lol great video tho
I have the mk3 btw using maschine 2 software
Figured it out 👍🏾
+GrindLife Joka ok cool. Once it’s downloaded, restart Maschine. Once you start it back up, it should scan on its own. Make sure you on on a single pad, place a sound on that pad, then (in the software) click the plus button and scroll down till you see TB Audio. Click MV meter. On the MK3, after sound is selected, click sound at the top, right click the encoder, click the enforcer in and pick MV Meter. Hope this helps.
@@NoiseyNeighborz good lookin bro💪🏾💪🏾
Can I apply this to the Machine MK3
Most definitely.
Hey! How do you add your beat tag in Maschine?
So I added my beat tag to an empty group/ sound 1. Once loaded, save it to a group by right clicking on the sound you have your tag on and select "save with samples." Now you can find your tag in the USER browser section under the Sound tab.
what if you don't have mv meter because your computer is not compatible? What other meter do you recommend?
Try waves free but meter or LVLMeter VU Meter Plugin. Both are free I believe and serves the same purpose.
So in this process, at what point would you bounce the stems/trackouts? Would you do them clean no effects or leave effects on as this is the sound you wanted?
So far beats, after the mixing and arrangemen is yo my liking then I export the stems. I leave the effects on as this is how I want the beat to sound.
The biggest issues I have when attempting to mix in maschine is getting the tail of the 808 to cut when I drop the beat. The tail of the 808 always bleeds over. Any idea how to drop that out?
Yes definitely!!! So I do to combat that is place a 808 not where you want it to drop at and take the Velocity and set it to 1. That way its not heard and it will stop at whatever point you want it to. As long as the 808 polyphony is set to Legato or 1 then you’re good. If you need this in detail I can make a quick video for that.
Sorry I noticed I answered you from my kids account lol. You get the gist.
I wasn’t even paying attention to that. I knew it was from the owner of the video. Thanks for the reply
No need for the video. I found a guy that did exactly what you said. For years I couldn’t find one. So I just always exported the beat out and did all my mixing in studio one. Now that I know how to rid the tail everything can be done within maschine. I’m so exited now to get to work!
So for some reason, i cant pull this up in Maschine.... Its in my VST3 folder, but its not showing in Maschine..... Confused
Add me on IG dBTheProducer_ DM and we can video call.
Was this program hard to use for beginners?
Initially no. I really just plugged in a got to creating. The hard part was trying to make music in Maschine like I do in Logic Pro. Adding transitions, producer tag, glitch FX’s and arrangements, and more... Now that I have it, I want to show everyone. Stay tuned.
@@NoiseyNeighborz fr, they make it easy to get all the ideas out. i come from logic and im having trouble mixing and making arrangments. Keep up the content tho my g!
I downloaded the vu meters but couldn't get them to show up in the Maschine you speed up the important parts on how to do it
What is your struggle?? I can help.
I can't get the mv meter to show up on maschine
@@Stormmy314 My cpu did the same thing. I downloaded the older version and I worked! Go back to the site and scroll down to the second mv meter you see and download that one instead. For some reason the newest version of this VST does not work. Both VST's are the same though.
I don't know what I am doing wrong it's still not working
wheres part 2 bro?
Man planning it. I’ve been doing everything else for real. I got you though. Stay tuned.
Anyone else having issues with the mvMeter in maschine? The TBPro section from plugins is totally gone. And every project I used the mv meter sounded eff up now. I find it when I rescan but still not available with my plugins🤔
Yes MV Meter has been missing up for me as well!! Now I use Waves VU meter. It is $30 now. Go cop that.
@@NoiseyNeighborz yea me too. Bought it after endlessly amounts of uninstalling and reinstalling the mvMeter without success. Really sucks to mix everything all over again tho. Tried to just add the new one. But it sounded shitty
@@glendwellz man tell me about it!!! Remember that the VU Meter is to so you accurate levels.
Panning is DEFINITELY a part of mixing too. You didn't pan anything which would have improved your mix even more.
Ok yes I did not pan anything but I do that now. I appreciate you pointing that out. I’ll much more to show on the new updated video.
bruh you definitely from St. Louis
Lol Already!!! How could you tell??
@@NoiseyNeighborz I'm from Jennings and that whole area. I just went back to visit and I had to pause when my sister said I could get a cap at "City Gurr" and I was like wtf is City Gurr? That's when I knew I lost my accent lol
@@christianmccaleb90 fa sho!!! Man my church in the Jennings area. Down from Halls Ferry and Jennings Station Rd. That’s dope. Do you make beats??
@@NoiseyNeighborz yessirrr. my real youtube channel is ruclips.net/channel/UCn0azDZjaxkdzHnyqnjQkww
@@christianmccaleb90 bet we gotta collab bro. My studio near Parker and 367.