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Thanks, I appreciate that! This track I had distributed through Amuse, but it was quite some time ago and will likely do differently with new tracks. Their plan has definitely changed since then. When I find out myself who’s currently the most artist friendly, I’ll report back!

It sounds like you have the connections correct. If you remove the pedal from the chain, the TB3 makes it to the Maschine ok? If so, then I would think maybe a bad cable or bad pedal. You have to be careful with guitar pedals too, because the TB3 is line level and the impedance of the pedal is different and probably not expecting line level. If you have a guitar, you may pass it through the pedal to the interface to make sure the pedal works. I have seen some electronics that will close the circuit when an impedance mismatch occurs so that there is no damage to the processor.

@@djpak Merci pour ta réponse rapide. Ma tb est seulement en usb sur mon pc. Elle n'est pas relié à ma Maschine mk3. Dans les paramètres de Ableton le son entre avec la tb et ressort sur Maschine pour allez sur les monitoring. Je suis branché en jack mono de la Tb à la pédale et de la pédale en jack mono aussi jusqu'à la Maschine sur une entrée. Mon adaptateur mini jack sur ma Tb est en stéréo et non mono le problème viendrait de la apparemment. Tu penses que ça peut être ça le problème ? Merci à toi.

Thanks! Glad it could be helpful

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks for watching! I'm glad it was informative for you!

Glad it was helpful for you!

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoy them.

In order to split a midi clip, you have to first move it into the arrangement view. Once on the timeline, click somewhere in the grid to place the marker, then hit Ctrl+E to split the midi clip where you put the marker.

@@djpak - excellent! I'll try that - thanks!

You will need to have the driver and also the TB3 connected to the computer directly with USB. The USB is how it transmits the midi information. Doing this, you should still be able to run the TB3 into the MX1, but I'm not 100% sure if you can still use the MX1 as the interface at that point since I use the TB3 as the interface in this example. Let me know what you find!

Thanks for the kind words!

AGREED! I hate it when youtubers try to be "funny" or "clever" in their tutorials/channels. Its so annoying! but THIS is the best on YT!

Did you make sure to select a section of time by clicking and dragging in the arrangement view? It won't give you that option if you just click once.

@@djpak thank you dude. I figured it out.) it was because of that I was trying to do it on an audio track. I should've created a midi track initially

If I'm understanding correctly, you should be able to. Double click your midi clip so that it shows in the bottom clip editor. Then select a group of notes or CTRL+A to select all notes. Then under your beat grid indicators (1.1, 1.2, 1.3 etc...) you should see two markers at the beginning and end of the midi notes. You can click and drag these to stretch the midi notes over time.

@@djpak thank you

If your computer does not have an ASIO driver installed, then you can download ASIO4ALL and it should open up your options.

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks! Happy to hear it was helpful for you

Sounds easy enough! I would like to do some more gear videos including setups, so this would be fun. For this video, I used the USB connection for MIDI on the TB3. I have a MIDI interface, but I find I can usually deal with the 2-5ms lag using USB over 5-pin. If you have multiple midi devices, then having a 5-pin option on your interface is probably the way to go.

Oh yeah! There’s a lot going on there. Any part your particularly interested in? I might just do a dissection of the entire track

@@djpak reverby bass, sounds like cinematic Reese bass

You won't be disappointed!

Felipe Guerrero , thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it!