Maschine 2 and chord generators VSTs

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  • dmori
    dmori Member Posts: 88 Advisor

    This is how I do it.

    I use a VST called Unify by PluginGuru. Then I use Ripchord (or you can use Scaler) as a MIDI FX. Create a Group with this already setup, so you can load it easily into Maschine. The one issue with this approach is it only shows the one note playing the chord and doesn't show all the notes that make up the chord in Maschine.

    The other approach is to use Element by Kushview (free) as a VST in Maschine, and setup everything there (you don't need to use Unify - just Ripchord/Scaler in Element). The advantage of doing it this way is that it records all the notes inside Maschine software.

  • dmori
    dmori Member Posts: 88 Advisor
    edited July 2023

    A quick correction - you have to use Element as a standalone app instead of the VST version to record all notes in the chord – then route it into Maschine using IAC driver (on Mac). Set IAC Driver as MIDI source in Input on the Track in Maschine.

    This way you can select any instrument in Maschine rather than selecting it in Element.

    Once you've recorded, turn IAC off on Input.

    Here's a quick video showing it working [you need to add the https : // at the beginning (as forum won't let me post a link)]

    a.cl.ly/d5uD9ybB

    Note: You need to use an external midi controller/keyboard to play chords (maschine controller won't work)

  • bosone
    bosone Member Posts: 38 Member

    so I suppose that also Harmony Bloom is not working inside maschine, right?

  • D-One
    D-One Moderator Posts: 3,453 mod

    As I understood from their webpage it has a standalone app, when this is the case you can just use that and send MIDI to Maschine via a virtual MIDI Port, assuming it has MIDI Sync…

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