Great video as always! Tip: Make sure you press shift and auto for doing multiple automations simultaneously. It locks the auto and frees up your hands to twist multiple knobs. Enjoy!
Hey Jeremy, great video! Actually there's an easy way to slice audio loops without having to resample them. By default loop files are loaded into the audio player. When it's selected in the plug-in view, either press "Shift + Browser" or the 4D encoder and choose Sampler. That way the audio file will be loaded into the Sampler and you're ready to slice it up! :) This also works the other way around.
Amazing sounds in this vid, never knew what LazerBass could do! Just a note: when you slice the sample and apply it to a single pad it maps it chromatically, so when keyboard mode is set to a scale it skips some of the slices - I usually turn the scale back to C chromatic when messing with sliced samples!
Thanks again Jeremy! Your videos help us with full time jobs to speed up our learning just by watching you work so we can focus more making better music!
Love these Maschine videos. Got a MK 3 a while ago so these videos have been a great help in seeing what can be done! If it is anything like the MK 3 you can press shift+auto to lock auto.
You should try making a beat by mainly recording external instruments into it. I often only make my beats in Maschine+ and then almost everything else I record into the sampler as audio tracks and use Maschine as an arranger to organize and capture my ideas.
That's really interesting I've always thought that way about the machine. I looked up the workflow on mpc's and it seems very confusing and less intuitive. now I'm kind of curious and want to try out and if you see for myself. Especially at a price point at 700 rather than 1300
Can confirm, LazerBass is absolutely ridicules. I don't even get all the fancy knobs shit, I'm just using a mouse and keyboard lol. The control you get over the tone is miles ahead of the rest...and it's free @u@
I'm trying to decide between this and the Analog RYTM. I want something similar to the Digitone (emphasis on synthesis over sampling, but still capable of sampling) but with pads for finger drumming. I hear the Maschine+ is great for finger drumming, but is it sample-only or can you build your own libraries? I know you've got a lot of experience with the Elektron workflow, have you had a chance to play with the RYTM? If you have, I'd love to know which way you'd go between that and this. Thanks as always, Jeremy. -Tyler
@@RedMeansRecording Yeah, see I still understand very little lol. I understand something like the MPCs would be a closer comparison to the Maschine+. I think I've already decided to get a Rytm, upon closer introspection I guess I'm just wondering if I'll still want something like Maschine+ too, if there will still be gaps in what I want to do. I recently found Ela Minus on TH-cam and I really like her dawless hardware setup and workflow, which relies heavily on Rytm and MPC
@@gminorcoles hint: they were originally sampled and looped from vinyl. This is the digital version of that. Breakbeats require simplicity, and require looping a short segment. So even if you made your own drums, you’d still be sampling them and looping just one or two bars… it’s not a big difference.
“That certainly is a result” resonated with my soul 😂
The whole last section sounds like a bad acid dream of good music.
Great video as always! Tip: Make sure you press shift and auto for doing multiple automations simultaneously. It locks the auto and frees up your hands to twist multiple knobs. Enjoy!
Hey Jeremy, great video! Actually there's an easy way to slice audio loops without having to resample them. By default loop files are loaded into the audio player. When it's selected in the plug-in view, either press "Shift + Browser" or the 4D encoder and choose Sampler. That way the audio file will be loaded into the Sampler and you're ready to slice it up! :) This also works the other way around.
Oh snap thanks!!
Exactly. And if you select another Group after Apply, it puts the slices into a kit instead of a single sound, if you prefer.
Ah you do that later on :)
thanks for mentioning 99sounds i've been looking for good free/cheap/simple-to-get sounds!
Amazing sounds in this vid, never knew what LazerBass could do! Just a note: when you slice the sample and apply it to a single pad it maps it chromatically, so when keyboard mode is set to a scale it skips some of the slices - I usually turn the scale back to C chromatic when messing with sliced samples!
Thanks again Jeremy! Your videos help us with full time jobs to speed up our learning just by watching you work so we can focus more making better music!
dnb is always a good idea
Love these Maschine videos. Got a MK 3 a while ago so these videos have been a great help in seeing what can be done! If it is anything like the MK 3 you can press shift+auto to lock auto.
this came out soo good! love the chop sounds and effects
Very impressed!,,,you seem to be getting down with the plus,,,love the track that you put together,great stuff!!
Keep those videos coming!!! 😊👍
love love love maschine plus
Very interesting! Thanks for sharing.
You should try making a beat by mainly recording external instruments into it. I often only make my beats in Maschine+ and then almost everything else I record into the sampler as audio tracks and use Maschine as an arranger to organize and capture my ideas.
That was fire! 🔥🔥🔥
Would love to hear your thoughts on MPC one. Got one very recently and the sampler is so easy to use and is inspiring.
Those are out of stock all the time! Would love to see RMR use it though.
Agreed! Would love to see him on the MPC One
That's really interesting I've always thought that way about the machine. I looked up the workflow on mpc's and it seems very confusing and less intuitive. now I'm kind of curious and want to try out and if you see for myself. Especially at a price point at 700 rather than 1300
Good stuff Jeremy!
Kontakt is not officially supported, but you can definitely bring controls to the encoders... I'll send you an email!
This is a very very nice aesthetic
I know it was for drum and bass but HOLY CRAP I want to make all the dubstep with LazerBass
Can confirm, LazerBass is absolutely ridicules. I don't even get all the fancy knobs shit, I'm just using a mouse and keyboard lol.
The control you get over the tone is miles ahead of the rest...and it's free @u@
More of your MC 707 content please!
5:38 AHHH IT'S DEADMAU5
Also great video :D
More Maschine +please 🙂
This is giving me FlashKit Vibes.
Can you use Lazerbass on the M+ or have you just taken samples from Lazerbass running on a computer?
Laserbass is on the machine
@@RedMeansRecording Cool, gonna try it. Not too impressed with the built-in synths but love the sampling and effects.
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Shift+Auto lets you record automation without holding the Auto button
I'm trying to decide between this and the Analog RYTM. I want something similar to the Digitone (emphasis on synthesis over sampling, but still capable of sampling) but with pads for finger drumming. I hear the Maschine+ is great for finger drumming, but is it sample-only or can you build your own libraries? I know you've got a lot of experience with the Elektron workflow, have you had a chance to play with the RYTM? If you have, I'd love to know which way you'd go between that and this. Thanks as always, Jeremy. -Tyler
Haven't touched the rytm yes sadly but it seems dope. Definitely different than the Maschine which is basically a daw
@@RedMeansRecording Yeah, see I still understand very little lol. I understand something like the MPCs would be a closer comparison to the Maschine+. I think I've already decided to get a Rytm, upon closer introspection I guess I'm just wondering if I'll still want something like Maschine+ too, if there will still be gaps in what I want to do. I recently found Ela Minus on TH-cam and I really like her dawless hardware setup and workflow, which relies heavily on Rytm and MPC
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99Sounds is incredible for people on a budget.
Their free samples are indistinguishable from paid ones.
Het bud I'd like to c some akira / segas streets of rage organ mix
Nice!
Darn it Jeremy.. confirm Adobe's Popup already 😂
NEVER
Luv me sum Lazer bazz
Just got mine 3 days ago keep getting registration failed. 😡
Was it supposed to say dum and bass?
BTW I LOVE ALL OF THE STUFF THAT YOU DO!!! I’M NOT TRYING TO THROW SHADE I JUST DIDN’T KNOW IF IT WAS ERROR OR A PLAY ON WORDS!
I think Roni Size would approve. I do. But please stop making want to buy gear. 🤣
That cpu is being taxed !!
is this joe roegan?
5:45 next Windows version startup sound :D
How about some breakbeats from scratch rather than from loops
do you know how breakbeats work buddy
@@RedMeansRecording that is a really open ended question and I don't think it'd a good idea to try to answer.
@@RedMeansRecording th-cam.com/video/1QehNtLtP1Q/w-d-xo.html
@@gminorcoles hint: they were originally sampled and looped from vinyl. This is the digital version of that. Breakbeats require simplicity, and require looping a short segment. So even if you made your own drums, you’d still be sampling them and looping just one or two bars… it’s not a big difference.
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Coolio
IPad > Maschine
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