How to Sidechain in Maschine [Deep Dive Sidechain Compression Tutorial]

[@syntheticfauna]

Man! You explain so clearly is a real bless for us Maschine users! Cheers from Costa Rica dude! 🍺

[@MusicMemor]

Thank you very much for the compliment! I'm happy the content is helpful. Cheers!

[@danyocean1190]

best maschine teacher!!!

[@MusicMemor]

That's an amazing compliment. Thank you 🙏

[@suryamithra9202]

This is first video I saw of yours and you got me subscribed… great work dude

[@MusicMemor]

Thanks man! Appreciate the subscription!

[@HisMadness_]

Very clear tutorial Brandon. Building up a very nice tutorial playlist for the maschine !

[@MusicMemor]

Thanks for positive feedback! 🙏

[@christianabels6863]

Very nice! Great idea to use neutron to visualize what’s going on.

[@MusicMemor]

Thanks Christian!

[@EncounterCaneCorso]

Well Done!

[@MusicMemor]

Thanks!

[@genohall2235]

Excellent Video and Clear Explanation…

[@MusicMemor]

Thanks for the feedback!

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[@MusicMemor]

Thanks! And i do have an ig. I post more here though. I need to post more on ig. @bxhill702

[@joshuawilder5199]

recently discovered your channel - very helpful! thank you so much! . i do a lot of my final mixing in logic. if i add a compressor in maschine - then output the stems to logic, will the audio file contain the sidechain pumping effect on the base or do i need to add the compressor in logic?

[@MusicMemor]

Hey, welcome to the channel man! If you output the audio stems from maschine to logic, it should contain the pumping effect, so you wouldn't need to add another in logic to sidechain

[@stchris88]

So how do you assign multiple sounds to the sidechained kick and leave some out?

[@MusicMemor]

You can load compressors on each sound if you'd like and sidechain each one to the kick. Then you can tune it to your liking

[@stchris88]

@ I guess that would be one way but could add unnecessary cpu usage if you’ve got a lot of tracks. I’m on my first week with maschine so I’ve got a lot to learn. I’m guessing you can place a comp in the aux mix and assign audio channels to it like a bus. I haven’t gotten that deep yet. Thanks for the response