Just from the thumbnail I knew it wasn't going to be exactly accurate Amapiano; but I clicked cuz I knew technically I was going to learn so much more than the original genre producers since I highly doubt those guys can explain in such detail as much as this guy did. Great job! And thank you!
Loving the Maschine content over the past 6 months! Please keep it coming with Boris. He's a great teacher and so damn creative. Upvote for more maschine content!
Facts but I think they could have found a Dj or producer that they’d have collaborated to make a sick tune.. it’s all marketing right ? Might as well go all out
I think it's great how Boris explains exactly how he got inspired, shows step by step what and how he worked it up, and of course he's not gonna do something overly complex , as far as amapiano goes, he wants the less initiated to feel inspired and feel like they can easily do something similar , as well..... Great stuff THANK YOU BORIS and NATIVE INSTRUMENTS #TeamMaschine 🙂
🔊Best NI tutorials ever, exactly the skill sets I am inspired to learn, I have the mikro and still found this to be very helpful. This is currently my favorite musical technical adventure drama series, can hardly wait for season 4 🔊🔊🔊🌋🌋🔥💃🕺🪩
As a new Maschine+ owner, this shows me the deep potential of this instrument. Thanks so much Boris, there is so much info here, I will be re-watching this and extracting ideas for weeks to come.
This is incredible! Thank you Native Instruments for keeping your customer base in mind. This is why whenever I look at any digital instruments that I will go to Native Instruments as best as I can. I’m still waiting on a master class subscription from you all!
If you want to continue on this series, I recommend getting more off-market soundbanks (there are no official ones in the genre). They are always good you wont need to edit them but this is a good step in the right direction
Music is a language and it should be shared. This interpretation might be bad to some, but end the of the day the idea Amapiano is being spread across the world. I love that Boris Mezga also mentioned that the genre is from South Africa. South Africans are amazing at this genre and I hope that we continue to develop and grow.If you want to show Native Instruments how it is done properly ,buy the product and upload your TH-cam tutorial..Easy Mense
This is great, people are just hating. This sounds expiremental. Has Broken beat, Piano, and techno elements. Cool intepretation. Would love to see this on Maschine Plus as well. 🇿🇦
Great tutorial again. Good follow up to the ‘everything with maschine series’. Glad to get some more knowledge about working with clips. Thanks, and keep them coming!
My brother I'm a South African and I'm in (province) of KwaZulu-Natal (town) Durban . Im not a fan of amapian but u just did it I like the sound that u did . And I was here to check how to use this Daw
You finally brought it to native instruments I think there’s an expansion that focuses on Afrobeats you might just wanna expand on that for your next expansion
gotta say, after watching this video and listening to some actual amapiano it's not the same. I don't know how to even describe it to you. it sounds the same.....Literally sounds the same. But the spirit isn't the same at all. IT'S CRAZY I KNOW!! But that's the best way to describe it to y'all
Well... each to their own, but i think you're actually missing the point here. Boris has just given us a showcase tutorial on Machine and it was brilliant to watch and learn and take away a couple of new ideas on workflow and production. it's not trying to be anything else
@@ronniboi312 Oh yeah, no doubt about that. He did sidestep some issues that does plague the Maschine though that veteran users constantly mention in the forums but from the point of showmanship in what maschine can do, Boris did a fantastic job. However, as someone who does listen to Ama piano on a consistent basis, I simply made an observation and pointed out the weird sense of incongruity I was hearing or lack thereof.
Hi there I’ve been watching a heap of your vid😂is thanks heaps for the content it’s just great. As for the noise you hear it will be due to the frequencies of each noise cutting each other out. Hope this helps with the diagnosis. If they are not playing at the same time the actual noise will eliminate frequencies.
I enjoyed it so much! Learnt a lot, first time ever from a Maschine tutorial 😂 cause its always some weird housy experimental weird stuff going on no offence.
Thanks again Boris. Nice tutorial as always. Thank you of reminding me of the octave and semitone buttons on the pads. Sometimes I forget the most obvious thinks on Maschine and do thinks more complicated.
Por favor más vídeos así ya sea con machine o el teclado , o como sea pero está muy buenos y una buena lista para no perdernos nada 🥵🥵. Amo demasiado está empresa.❤️
I bought maschine mk1 when it first came out, and continue to use it. I have a maschine studio too. I have never used the actual computer user interface to do anything. Took me 25 years to learn FL studio in depth, and still ain't even getting close to the complexity. I don't ever plan on using the NI maschine software computer interface. I think you guys should focus on incorporated screen on maschine like a laptop, and have a touch screen. This should have happened years ago.
As a south african producer who been making beats for years and recently delved into amapiano, i want to say this....."re squeezeng in le rena re kgone go tsena mo industring"
Question! I’m starting with Maschine but got a Mk2 could a more advanced user tell me if I should spend the time watching these tutorials? Or is the hardware/software too different and I should look only at Mk2 videos? This is my first week with the hardware Mk2
My second time trough. I watched this before I understood the value of clips. I got very confused. Now I understand. The title is misleading IMHO. It's so powerful as a tutorial! What about "Creative use of clips. A groovy Amapiano track from scratch"
how do you get the frequencies back when you need low frequencies for the baseline? do you do it separately for the instrument? for me it just creaks in the sound
The intention may have not been malicious; but just to demonstrate a workflow. However the execution is far from the style, it's actually not Amapiano at all. For some this inaccurate interpretation will be their introduction to the genre. Considering the historical nature of how black artists have routinely been exploited, sidelined and their music "white washed". The natural thing to do when an exciting new style emerges, birthed in the townships of South Africa by black youth with very little resources. Is to platform them and let them show you how it's actually done. Please do better next time. 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
So are you telling us the great NATIVE INSTRUMENTS couldn't find a real AMAPIANO producer/DJ in South Africa? I like everything Native instruments, but this is very disrespectful to African music.
I love this tutorial cause you kick it as a beat maker ,you respect the workflow to make it , but amapiano is not from South Africa, is from Nigeria (west Africa) Africa is big with a lot of country ;-). every country have his specificity and there own pattern and subtlity.Peace out and enjoy music .
This needed a south African artist like Kabza de small to do this . Nice try though it's gives me the impression like Outside world is not ready to create Amapiano
There's no point in posting these videos because you go way too fast for anyone to follow. You hit the buttons to fast, and there's no time to see what you hit.
This is far from amapiano. You guys could not get kabza or any other Amapiano producer to this for you, and it would showcase how Maschine works with FL Studio 😩🤔
I just discover amapiano and i don't really know the rules , for me it sound like a éeectronic Afro beat lol . Could you give me the rules to try to do some in a proper way please 🙏🏼 ?
@@criticalwoodhip-hopforever2657 He didn't break nothing they're just complaining because Boris 's European 🥱 I'm African by the way and breaking "rules" in music lead to accidental discoveries just like Amapiano
@@criticalwoodhip-hopforever2657 lol Afro beat is more nigerian and ghana based. Amapiano originates from South Africa. First you dont start your song with a vocal sample like he did, rather start with the shakers and slowly introduce your percussions and then everything after that in your song progression is fair play. Lol his logdrums were also horrible.
ejang kota, pap and voroso le nameleng di cab go ya sekolong (eat SA staple food like kota, pap and wors. Go to school in a noisy 16 seater Toyota quantum taxi which plays house or bacardi) and then you can at least start to ATTEMPT amapiano. TRUST ME
Just from the thumbnail I knew it wasn't going to be exactly accurate Amapiano; but I clicked cuz I knew technically I was going to learn so much more than the original genre producers since I highly doubt those guys can explain in such detail as much as this guy did.
Great job! And thank you!
Appreciate the kind words Aaron and happy to read you've learned a trick or two with the video 🙌
@@NativeInstruments I'll keep grinding and hope to work with you guys one day too! 🫡
Loving the Maschine content over the past 6 months! Please keep it coming with Boris. He's a great teacher and so damn creative. Upvote for more maschine content!
Complainers, chill. This is a Maschine workflow showcase, not the amapiano producer of the year contest. Engaging lesson as usual, Boris & NI 👍
Hahaha, well said.
Facts but I think they could have found a Dj or producer that they’d have collaborated to make a sick tune.. it’s all marketing right ? Might as well go all out
Great comment Very true!! But amapiano??? 🤣🤣Is he sure?? I hear different
And I was about to comment about how bad this beat is.
@@menzihxni 😂
I think it's great how Boris explains exactly how he got inspired, shows step by step what and how he worked it up, and of course he's not gonna do something overly complex , as far as amapiano goes, he wants the less initiated to feel inspired and feel like they can easily do something similar , as well..... Great stuff THANK YOU BORIS and NATIVE INSTRUMENTS
#TeamMaschine 🙂
Hello from South Africa. Mzanzi in the house.
🔊Best NI tutorials ever, exactly the skill sets I am inspired to learn, I have the mikro and still found this to be very helpful. This is currently my favorite musical technical adventure drama series, can hardly wait for season 4 🔊🔊🔊🌋🌋🔥💃🕺🪩
A great walkthrough of Maschine's features, thank you.
Thanks, Boris. I learned many new things today!
As a new Maschine+ owner, this shows me the deep potential of this instrument. Thanks so much Boris, there is so much info here, I will be re-watching this and extracting ideas for weeks to come.
This is incredible! Thank you Native Instruments for keeping your customer base in mind. This is why whenever I look at any digital instruments that I will go to Native Instruments as best as I can. I’m still waiting on a master class subscription from you all!
Top top teacher! Brilliant sir
With each new video I love more my MK3. Thanks you for these videos, because they are illustrative and educational
Thank you 😇
If you want to continue on this series, I recommend getting more off-market soundbanks (there are no official ones in the genre). They are always good you wont need to edit them but this is a good step in the right direction
Thank you for the Tip at 1:45,... I really appreciate it. Like more than you can imagine.
Boris, the legend himself!!!
Music is a language and it should be shared. This interpretation might be bad to some, but end the of the day the idea Amapiano is being spread across the world. I love that Boris Mezga also mentioned that the genre is from South Africa. South Africans are amazing at this genre and I hope that we continue to develop and grow.If you want to show Native Instruments how it is done properly ,buy the product and upload your TH-cam tutorial..Easy Mense
This is great, people are just hating. This sounds expiremental. Has Broken beat, Piano, and techno elements. Cool intepretation. Would love to see this on Maschine Plus as well. 🇿🇦
Man the way you explain and show how you do the sounds is FANTASTIC keep up the amazing work!!!
Awesome!!!🌟🌟💯💯
That was realty enjoyable man, your a very mellow dude, I like people who teach life this. Thank-you and I love the track. Have a great day. 👍
Like the left and right split with layers, really good idea I’m going to try this.
Great tutorial again. Good follow up to the ‘everything with maschine series’. Glad to get some more knowledge about working with clips. Thanks, and keep them coming!
Yes sir! Expansion update in coming 🤷❤️❤️
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Merci pour ce super tutoriel… Tes vidéos sont vraiment géniales !! Encore, encore, encore…. 😜 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
Big fan of Boris and NI
Nice track and it was a great tutorial!
More videos like this, please 🙏🏼
My brother I'm a South African and I'm in (province) of KwaZulu-Natal (town) Durban . Im not a fan of amapian but u just did it I like the sound that u did . And I was here to check how to use this Daw
Great video! Love the color scheme in your studio. Super pro
You finally brought it to native instruments I think there’s an expansion that focuses on Afrobeats you might just wanna expand on that for your next expansion
We need a Amapiano expansion ASAP
Why not!
With the real LOG DRUM Sound.
I love maschine. but afer this video I love it even more. This was an amazing video , so inspiring. thank you.
Loving it! In fact what is actually happening 19:30 with the duplicated notes is not phase cancelling is actually magic! Great video and awesome beat
The panning shaker idea is cool.
I'd go further and try to humanize or have slightly different swing on each pan.
I fuckin love Boris. Could watch him all day (which I have done before. Twas a good day)
This song is dedicated to all the DAWs out there 🎵 DAW de do de.. DAW de dedo DAW 🎵
i like how you break down your process
I learned something so this is a awesome video! Year two with mk3!
Thank you, Boris. Found the coverage of clip usage very helpful.
Also, hope the storm blew over or you caught the fish, whatever 😜
Really nice one
gotta say, after watching this video and listening to some actual amapiano it's not the same. I don't know how to even describe it to you. it sounds the same.....Literally sounds the same. But the spirit isn't the same at all. IT'S CRAZY I KNOW!! But that's the best way to describe it to y'all
Well... each to their own, but i think you're actually missing the point here.
Boris has just given us a showcase tutorial on Machine and it was brilliant to watch and learn and take away a couple of new ideas on workflow and production.
it's not trying to be anything else
@@ronniboi312 Oh yeah, no doubt about that. He did sidestep some issues that does plague the Maschine though that veteran users constantly mention in the forums but from the point of showmanship in what maschine can do, Boris did a fantastic job. However, as someone who does listen to Ama piano on a consistent basis, I simply made an observation and pointed out the weird sense of incongruity I was hearing or lack thereof.
@@signas9896
Fair comment, I must admit that I am completely unqualified to judge the feel and authenticity of the demo, as Amapiano is not my bag
this is more ichbineinpiano
Yeah, this is not Amapiano at all.
Installing al my maschine software as we speak 💪🏾🤣🤣 thx for this
not a fan of the genre but this video is truly awesome
love you guys
very cool✨
Yeeeesssss!!!!!!!
Hi there I’ve been watching a heap of your vid😂is thanks heaps for the content it’s just great.
As for the noise you hear it will be due to the frequencies of each noise cutting each other out. Hope this helps with the diagnosis. If they are not playing at the same time the actual noise will eliminate frequencies.
I think it’s time we have the capability to automate performance effects on the mater channel 😏 and automate group mute come on … 😏
Next time please feature DJ Maphorisa and Kabza De Small. They can illustrate this genre very well.
I enjoyed it so much! Learnt a lot, first time ever from a Maschine tutorial 😂 cause its always some weird housy experimental weird stuff going on no offence.
Thanks again Boris. Nice tutorial as always. Thank you of reminding me of the octave and semitone buttons on the pads. Sometimes I forget the most obvious thinks on Maschine and do thinks more complicated.
All these videos are so helpful because maschine is far too complicated for me
Glad to hear you like them!
Great job! Please Boris, can you tel me the brand or maker of that acoustic treatment of your room ?
Thanks and all the best!
Por favor más vídeos así ya sea con machine o el teclado , o como sea pero está muy buenos y una buena lista para no perdernos nada 🥵🥵. Amo demasiado está empresa.❤️
Thank you so much for the support ❤️
I bought maschine mk1 when it first came out, and continue to use it.
I have a maschine studio too.
I have never used the actual computer user interface to do anything.
Took me 25 years to learn FL studio in depth, and still ain't even getting close to the complexity.
I don't ever plan on using the NI maschine software computer interface.
I think you guys should focus on incorporated screen on maschine like a laptop, and have a touch screen. This should have happened years ago.
Thanks for sharing your feedback 🙏
As a south african producer who been making beats for years and recently delved into amapiano, i want to say this....."re squeezeng in le rena re kgone go tsena mo industring"
How do I get the amapiano expansion. I can’t find it in the library online.
Question! I’m starting with Maschine but got a Mk2 could a more advanced user tell me if I should spend the time watching these tutorials? Or is the hardware/software too different and I should look only at Mk2 videos? This is my first week with the hardware Mk2
Hi Andrex, the MK2 lacks some of the MK3 functionalities but you can definitely watch these tutorials for some workflow inspirations. ✌️
My second time trough. I watched this before I understood the value of clips. I got very confused. Now I understand.
The title is misleading IMHO. It's so powerful as a tutorial! What about "Creative use of clips. A groovy Amapiano track from scratch"
This feels like an early 90s video.
🤓📹
how do you get the frequencies back when you need low frequencies for the baseline? do you do it separately for the instrument? for me it just creaks in the sound
🌚🖤🎶🔥
The FM8 Logdrum is super different from the one in DX10. Try the free DDX10 vst if you don't use FL
US attacked Nord Stream and now NI is freezing
If you were trying to imitate the amapiano log drum thats too far from reality..
The intention may have not been malicious; but just to demonstrate a workflow.
However the execution is far from the style, it's actually not Amapiano at all. For some this inaccurate interpretation will be their introduction to the genre.
Considering the historical nature of how black artists have routinely been exploited, sidelined and their music "white washed".
The natural thing to do when an exciting new style emerges, birthed in the townships of South Africa by black youth with very little resources.
Is to platform them and let them show you how it's actually done.
Please do better next time.
🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
This, right here. Ha
Use SOUTH AFRICAN Producers who actually make Amapiano, this is NOT IT ...Respectively :(
Interesting informative video but that studio needs some heating. Making music in outdoor clothing is no fun
What a horrible interpretation of amapiano. I’ve enjoyed these new tutorials but this one is the most disappointing by far
Guys you’re NI. Are you telling me you couldn’t find any actual Amapiano artists from South Africa to demo this?
My thoughts exactly sir.
Ty for the tips.
But this isn’t Amapiano…
& that "log drum" 😢😭🥶
Complainer- I’m sure,an Amapiano artist will probably showcase in future expansions … This is just my opinion.
So are you telling us the great NATIVE INSTRUMENTS couldn't find a real AMAPIANO producer/DJ in South Africa?
I like everything Native instruments, but this is very disrespectful to African music.
the logdrum sounds like it only shops at woolies and has life cover... 😪
I’m still wondering how anyone could take this horrible sound for a log drum 😅
Log Drum was completely off.
This is not Amapiano stop Disrespecting the Genre, Black Motion uses Machine let them do an amapiano breakdown
100%
I love this tutorial cause you kick it as a beat maker ,you respect the workflow to make it , but amapiano is not from South Africa, is from Nigeria (west Africa) Africa is big with a lot of country ;-). every country have his specificity and there own pattern and subtlity.Peace out and enjoy music .
Amapiano is from South Africa, sir, chill. Lol
Amaelectronic 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This needed a south African artist like Kabza de small to do this . Nice try though it's gives me the impression like Outside world is not ready to create Amapiano
💯💯💯💯💯
They are not ready... that's an advantage for us south Africans...
Thank you for destroying Amapiano for us.
Get a South African artist to do this
Это Оксимирон?)
There's no point in posting these videos because you go way too fast for anyone to follow. You hit the buttons to fast, and there's no time to see what you hit.
This is far from amapiano. You guys could not get kabza or any other Amapiano producer to this for you, and it would showcase how Maschine works with FL Studio 😩🤔
Boy was this a horrible attempt. My man broke every rule in the amapiano rule book to create oonst oonst music
I just discover amapiano and i don't really know the rules , for me it sound like a éeectronic Afro beat lol .
Could you give me the rules to try to do some in a proper way please 🙏🏼 ?
@@criticalwoodhip-hopforever2657 He didn't break nothing they're just complaining because Boris 's European 🥱 I'm African by the way and breaking "rules" in music lead to accidental discoveries just like Amapiano
@@king6463 couldn't be further from the truth ...but OK, we hear you bruv
@@king6463 don't mislead people this not about race or nationality. I am South African and i can tell you that is not amapiano
@@criticalwoodhip-hopforever2657 lol Afro beat is more nigerian and ghana based. Amapiano originates from South Africa. First you dont start your song with a vocal sample like he did, rather start with the shakers and slowly introduce your percussions and then everything after that in your song progression is fair play. Lol his logdrums were also horrible.
ejang kota, pap and voroso le nameleng di cab go ya sekolong (eat SA staple food like kota, pap and wors. Go to school in a noisy 16 seater Toyota quantum taxi which plays house or bacardi) and then you can at least start to ATTEMPT amapiano. TRUST ME
So what about sa hip hop artist who sound American before they went to America?
This was bad
Thank you for destroying Amapiano for us.