In this Maschine tutorial video we will show you how to track out your maschine project by exporting individual wave files then importing into Reason 6… This can be achieved in any DAW!
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Why does it take me forever to bounce them out?!
Nice vid. I have Logic 9 & Maschine. I was in between mixing & mastering my
beats in machine, then export it as a master mp3 or do it this way. After
watching this vid, gonna do it this way to give me more control over
individual instruments and sounds. Thanks guy, keep’em coming….
I used to be able to do this, but now Logic won’t let me choose the bounced
tracks from Maschine anymore. I can’t figure out what’s wrong.
Thanks fore the vid..I def needed this but I was wondering….why didn’t
you choose the normalize feature? I really don’t know what it is and was
wondering if you can give a little info on it. Thanks so much.
there is an easier way
Thank you so much for this!
i think you’ll lose them
Why don’t you just click drag and drop it into your DAW? I notice that no
one really use that feature or talk about it
Thanks for the info. Very helpful.
nice beat! keep up the work
man i like that workflow my reason 6 will get used most def now. Thanks
Hey when I import waves that I tracked out from Maschine into my daw the
tracks are faster in my daw. Besides loop optimize in Maschine what else
could be the problem? I set the bpm in my daw is the same bpm the wave
files are.
Thank you for your tip
I used it for another idea thank’s brah peace
Great information! Could this work when creating sample chops? Say after
you create your samples, assign them to pads, you prefer to lay them down
in your DAW, rather than in Maschine’s DAW?
Thanks in advance!
thanks i just got 2.0 and it didn’t make it as apparent for the selection
of master group and sounds… also you should record from computer audio so
it doesn’t sound so distorted when you PB … you really prefer mixing in
Reason