Best begginer Maschine MK2 links?

basebaby

Looking for in depth tutorials for a first timer from start to finish... Maschine MK2 with Komplete.

Thanks.

LostInFoundation

There are MANY. I’ll leave here some.

Keep in mind that you can also watch MK3 tutorials (only few buttons combinations change, and you can always adapt). What you really have to learn is how Maschine software works and what is its workflow. In the end, the controllers are just….controlling it

A good playlist with many videos from ADSR:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIJiZMYnW04&list=PLlsEknwQnAoSl9Yq_1KkVdReCjizSz09F

Principles of how Maschine works from Producertech:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uC9UTiUCFg

The whole Jef Gibbons series on Maschine (he uses an MK3, but the principles apply and the Ultimate Beginners Guide serves everyone, since they explain Maschine principles in general…and he is a very good and clear teacher):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YofiWNwHhP8&list=PLVqwsSRt4jtb6o0kJIL48xWk_NvStdiWu&index=3

LostInFoundation

There are MANY. I’ll leave here some.

Keep in mind that you can also watch MK3 tutorials (only few buttons combinations change, and you can always adapt). What you really have to learn is how Maschine software works and what is its workflow. In the end, the controllers are just….controlling it

A good playlist with many videos from ADSR:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIJiZMYnW04&list=PLlsEknwQnAoSl9Yq_1KkVdReCjizSz09F

Principles of how Maschine works from Producertech:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uC9UTiUCFg

The whole Jef Gibbons series on Maschine (he uses an MK3, but the principles apply and the Ultimate Beginners Guide serves everyone, since they explain Maschine principles in general…and he is a very good and clear teacher):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YofiWNwHhP8&list=PLVqwsSRt4jtb6o0kJIL48xWk_NvStdiWu&index=3

PoorFellow

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/28024/best-begginer-maschine-mk2-links

There are tutorials here but I do not know if they are good for your Maschine !

basebaby

Thanks guys.

Would adding ableton be a better option for workflow than the NI Maschine software..

LostInFoundation

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/142681#Comment_142681

It depends on what you want to do.

Live is a little more deep than Maschine software. On the other side Maschine has a very nice workflow and immediacy.

Live is a complete DAW, while Maschine, although you can almost do songs from A to Z, is more focused towards getting down ideas quickly and having fun.

In any case, almost all of the things mentioned here can be achieved with both softwares. In the end is more a matter of what fits better to you.

Surely Maschine (the hardware) integration with Maschine software is at its best, while using it to control Live (it’s feasible) won’t reach such a state of the art.

Remember that Maschine software can also be opened as a plugin inside of Live 😉