That is one way of layering samples, which will give you a separate effects chain for each sample. Another way is through the sampling menu, the same menu that lets you set key groups. This will add samples to the same pad with mixing controls and they’ll all go though the same pad ‘sound’ effects chain. They also won’t take up any extra pads. Both have different applications.
he might not want the effect on every sound in that group, so you have more control of which sounds to send to a certain effect while negating other ones.
He is compressing the group heavily on group B..then blending it in together with the uncompressed drums on group A...this sounds better than just compressing group A on its own...google New York compression
@@grahamwilson2164 Yes, that’s correct. However, he sets the aux destination of group A to group C instead of to group B where he placed the maximiser and reverb. I don’t know why he’d do that..
Tried these tips and now I'm bumping thanks you for the update
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Have the Maschine since 4 days, and the tipp with linking the sounds is exactly what I was looking for! Thx!
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Outstanding advice -n tips, great video
That parallel compression trick is great, same as the routing sounds to the other groups, cheers mate!
Excellent tips and great video production quality... Thank you for posting!
That is one way of layering samples, which will give you a separate effects chain for each sample. Another way is through the sampling menu, the same menu that lets you set key groups. This will add samples to the same pad with mixing controls and they’ll all go though the same pad ‘sound’ effects chain. They also won’t take up any extra pads. Both have different applications.
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Can we just appreciate how damn sexy the Mk3 Is?
not so sexy like akai things :D
@@werNASTYle in terms of a modern design, mk3 wins it, that's not to say it's better bcuz I can't afford one so mk it is
Regarding tip #3 (parallel compression): Why not putting the effects directly on Group A?
Great Tips 👍
Leroy what a legend! Link to tune please!!!!
Thank you so much 🙂
How do you load up the different kicks and snares and hi hats the way you have them??
Beginner here....
good job
why would I want to send sounds from group A to group B for adding effects. why not just add the effects to group a?
Good question
he might not want the effect on every sound in that group, so you have more control of which sounds to send to a certain effect while negating other ones.
He is compressing the group heavily on group B..then blending it in together with the uncompressed drums on group A...this sounds better than just compressing group A on its own...google New York compression
@@grahamwilson2164 Yes, that’s correct. However, he sets the aux destination of group A to group C instead of to group B where he placed the maximiser and reverb. I don’t know why he’d do that..
@@dxtrs_mnpltr sorry it was a long time ago I watch this video..not sure
killer stuff
isn't this the same as stacking in "zone"?