Maschine - export project to Ableton Live?

AdelV

Hello,

Ableton has SDK that's allows third party developers to add export to Ableton Live project to their products. In portfolio are some big names like Korg Gadget/Korg Electribes or MPC.

So why not Maschine? Native Instruments is not planning transform Maschine as fully fledge DAW, so why not to make life of Maschine user easier?

What you think? :)

Rico010

That would save me so much time! Ready to pay for that update another $30

AdelV

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/202368#Comment_202368

I think that something like this could be new super power in hands of Maschine producers. For example If Maschine 3 SW/Maschine+ could export their projects directly to Ableton Live some user will be returning to the system and some new heads show up after time. Win win for both us and NI.

Jean Voyage

l agree that this is urgently needed. If Maschine doesn’t want to be a DAW but an ideas generator, they need to make it easy to move those ideas into a proper DAW. Live would be a great choice, Korg does it perfectly btw

AdelV

Developers can request access to SDK:

https://www.ableton.com/en/link/sdk/license-request/

I forget that Force also has ability to export project directly:

https://www.ableton.com/en/live/compare-editions/#export-enabled-ios-apps

KrisG

i fully support this idea. 👍 makes also perfectly sense for maschine eco system.

AdelV

Even Koala Sampler has this…Really this could be so much helpful!

https://manual.koalasampler.com/mobile/7-main-menu.html#76-export

Jean Voyage

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/204331#Comment_204331

yeah I especially enjoy exporting to Drum Rack and MIDI files, so I can almost seamlessly continue fiddling in Ableton.

I would love to see that for the Maschine, Live set export that renders sound tracks as clips, instruments as midi plus Kontakt/KK, and groups as Drum Racks plus midi.

AdelV

@Kaiwan_NI

You were looking for inspiration and development ideas so this could be good inspiration ;-)