In this maschine tutorial we explain maschine’s step edit feature and show how to use it to create a dirty south style drum loop.
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In this maschine tutorial we explain maschine’s step edit feature and show how to use it to create a dirty south style drum loop.
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Is this only possible with the big maschine, I have a Mikro and seem to be
having a lot of trouble getting tutorials on that. Everybody seems to have
the bigger brother which seems a bit easy to use due to all the buttons for
each action.
I got it at Christmas but have only just this week managed to fix my pc. to
be honest I’m finding it all a bit complicated and it’s really stressing me
out lol. i have no idea about CC editing and getting it to work within
cubase. groove agent. i haven’t made anything recently but two years ago i
had an Akai MPD32 and it was a lot more fluent with the work rate on
Cubase. if i could get it working properly outside of the Maschine software
i won’t regret not buying another MPD lol.
good shout
Thanks bro!
thank you homie you helped me immensely …. U.O.E.N.O
when i select the drum and go into step mode, when i press play i can hear
the 1-4 pads playing