This video is very informative full of nuggets. I was having a hard time understanding the layout. Thank you Sir and I Will be watching it many more times.
Nowadays you can, as most plugins have the wet/dry mix. It still can potentially affect the way your mix sounds. Also it can affect your cpu usage. Computers and software are much better at this. I prefer the classic method.
Salute to you, well explained. I use Maschine as well but never took the time to dive in "pause" but I'm hoping by watching your videos I will broaden my understanding of further using Maschine to improve my production workflow. So Thanks again. Also I'm hoping top gather a better understanding of using Maschine within logic.
Thank you. I appreciate it. There is a lot of stuff packed under the hood. You definitely will pick up some cool techniques ! Also, if you haven't already check out my playlist "Maschine Tutorials" for all the Maschine content !
At the beginning there where you add a compressor on the drum group, and then talk about sending the group out to your summing mixer... is the group sent out post eq/compression/group-fx or are they by passed?
Yes, in this case am hearing the sound of the compression on the group outputs. I can add eq etc. When all the groups are summed across the summing mixer i bring it back into the Maschine (two track) which is then routed to the Master where i can then add minor adjustments to the over all sound. Also, to take it a step further, i can send the mix from the summing mixer to my Drawmer 1973 add more sonics and character.
Thanks Fizz. So you could easily track out all parts at the group level to a DAW and retain all your group and sound FX/dynamics and automation, leaving you with decent stems to work with?
@@abuwabu From what i can see Maschine is not yet an "all in one solution" meaning its not pro -tools, logic x, studio 1 Ableton and etc. It does not yet the capabilities to easily record audio tracks the way other daws. Lots of things can be done inside Maschine and its extremely user friendly. Each d.a.w has its pro's and cons but really comes down to the user and what they might be looking for. For example if you are a sampled based producer and puts on live performances with samples, Maschine might be for you. If you are a musician type producer that plays live instruments Logic might be your go to.
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I'm a few years late thanks bro you've helped more than you know my guy much appreciate and love your way man!!
Glad I could help ! Better late than never
the world needs more men like you bro... tks
Thanks, I appreciate it !
This man deserves a medal.
I appreciate it !
Great to see Maschine in 1440p, all text legible. Thanks for the vid man, peace
Absolutely ! Thanks for tuning in
I like how you break it down and explain it brutha, thank you FizzENT
No Problem 👍 Thank you !
definitely got me ready to experiment, thanks broski.
Hope you enjoy !
Very helpful. Thank you. The break down was straight to the point.
Thank you ! Appreciate it !
This video is very informative full of nuggets. I was having a hard time understanding the layout. Thank you Sir and I Will be watching it many more times.
Glad it was helpful!
thank you for this video man, really insightful - appreciate you taking the time to break this down.
Thank you for watching ! Thats good to hear !
Great video. Whats the reason you wouldn’t add a reverb/delay directly on to the sound in maschine?
Thanks!
Nowadays you can, as most plugins have the wet/dry mix. It still can potentially affect the way your mix sounds. Also it can affect your cpu usage. Computers and software are much better at this. I prefer the classic method.
Salute to you, well explained. I use Maschine as well but never took the time to dive in "pause" but I'm hoping by watching your videos I will broaden my understanding of further using Maschine to improve my production workflow. So Thanks again. Also I'm hoping top gather a better understanding of using Maschine within logic.
Thank you. I appreciate it. There is a lot of stuff packed under the hood. You definitely will pick up some cool techniques ! Also, if you haven't already check out my playlist "Maschine Tutorials" for all the Maschine content !
Thank you so much for these videos OP !
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Explanation very clear tanks ! 👍🏻from France
Glad it was helpful! Thank you !
Thank you so much for this video, You have helped me so much .Keep up the great work :)
Thank you !
That was nice and clean, thankz Fizzent! Keep it up bro!
Thank you !
Quality stuff man really good vid!
Thanks for the visit !
What about routing individual sounds from one group to a new bus/group. Like the mixbus you demonstrated. Would that be possible?
Yes, As long as you add a plugin on that track called mix bus
Another great video! Massive cheers bro
Thank you !
I can’t get the sound from my guitar plugged into mic output and all I can hear is mic feedback sound but can’t hear my guitar sound
I'd need more details to troubleshoot. What interface are you using ?
At the beginning there where you add a compressor on the drum group, and then talk about sending the group out to your summing mixer... is the group sent out post eq/compression/group-fx or are they by passed?
Yes, in this case am hearing the sound of the compression on the group outputs. I can add eq etc. When all the groups are summed across the summing mixer i bring it back into the Maschine (two track) which is then routed to the Master where i can then add minor adjustments to the over all sound. Also, to take it a step further, i can send the mix from the summing mixer to my Drawmer 1973 add more sonics and character.
Thanks Fizz. So you could easily track out all parts at the group level to a DAW and retain all your group and sound FX/dynamics and automation, leaving you with decent stems to work with?
Yep, you got it !
@@FizzENT So why do people complain about integration of Machine with a DAW? Sounds very workable. What am I missing?
@@abuwabu From what i can see Maschine is not yet an "all in one solution" meaning its not pro -tools, logic x, studio 1 Ableton and etc. It does not yet the capabilities to easily record audio tracks the way other daws. Lots of things can be done inside Maschine and its extremely user friendly. Each d.a.w has its pro's and cons but really comes down to the user and what they might be looking for. For example if you are a sampled based producer and puts on live performances with samples, Maschine might be for you. If you are a musician type producer that plays live instruments Logic might be your go to.
Nice one !!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
amazing!!!!
thanks alot
You're welcome!
I own the Antelope Orion 32HD. I will be talking to you more often
Nice !
very helpful as of nov 2022 ty !!
Great to hear ! 🏆
Thank you. Super Helpful.
You're welcome ! Thank you !
I cant reroute between groups for some reason.
Remember to apply the plugin first, to the group you are routing to
What situations would you want to switch from group to master (bypassing group) audio destination?
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first time seeing this ...again you WIN ! best tut guy on youtube ! only you and this one other guy who does a great tutorial on everything LOGIC X
@musictechhelpguy
Great to hear ! Thank you !
It might be useful but it has nothing to to do with MIDI
Midi in Maschine can be found here th-cam.com/video/NO8GtCZQ1-o/w-d-xo.html
You probably should find someone to narrate your videos, talking is definitely not your strong point.
Thanks 🙏🏾