Name: Maschine Masterclass
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Overview

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In Part 1of this 3-part series you got the basics. In Part 2 you learned sampling, arranging and producing. Hold on tight because in this 3rd collection of Tutorial-Videos titled Maschine Masterclass, Native Instruments Product Specialist Matt Cellitti transports you deep into Maschine's syntho-magnificent stratosphere!

First you'll learn all the ins and outs of how to use Maschine as a plugin with your favorite DAW. That's right! Maschine plays nice with every DAW from Logic to Live and Matt shows you all the cool things it can do right inside your favorite production software. Next Matt explores how you can use the Maschine hardware as a live controller for your DAW. Imagine using this cool controller performing with Logic and Ableton Live, not to mention Reaktor and ALL the amazing NI instruments! You can and you will after watching this tutorial.

Then, Master Cellitti fast forwards into Maschine's FX. Learn all about its plugins and how to create your own preset custom chains.

That's just some of the cool stuff you'll find in this well-crafted set of 28 videos! So Join Matt Cellitti and find out all of Maschine's deep secrets and how to make this well-oiled "maschine" the center of you production universe!

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Outline

Section 1: Section 1: Introduction

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Introduction to Maschine Masterclass

1m 35s

Section 2: Section 2: The Maschine Plugin

Section 3: Section 3: Maschine FX

Section 4: Section 4: The Maschine Control Editor

Section 5: Section 5: Plugins Inside of Maschine

Section 6: Section 6: Other Important Techniques

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Reviews

indiKILLA wrote on June 9, 2014

Between this course, and spending countless hours fiddling with my maschine the past few years, I can finally say I understand exactly what maschine can do and its absolutely crazy, when you use it standalone its capable of a lot, but then pulling it into another DAW opens up a new world. Thank you for showing me what this thing can do!
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Carrion Fowl wrote on August 12, 2013

So much to use from this; I didn't realize Maschine was so flexible as a VST/FX unit. Really like the idea of mangling audio within your DAW in real time, or outputting patterns to indiv. tracks. Bo!
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Menu8 wrote on August 12, 2013

Amazing course. I've really learned a lot and Matt made it fun and easy to follow along. Great job Matt.
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Anthony wrote on May 23, 2013

The Mashine Masterclass course is truly worth the watch. There's so much important info.....I'll definitely have to go through it all again. I'll recommend this any time.
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Anthony wrote on May 22, 2013

This Maschine Masterclass is what it is - a masterclass. Using Maschine as a plugin with Logic (or any DAW) is taking my music creation experience to another level. I'm loving every bit of it. 5*****s
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Jean-Louis wrote on May 20, 2013

Great course. This one and Kontakt 5 ones made me better understand integration of my instruments with my DAW (Live). Only lacks a direct midi recording in the DAW with multi-maschine-tracks instead of copying the patterns.
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Matt Hadder wrote on April 18, 2013

There is some solid info here that dives a little deeper into the amazing flexible Maschine controller and software. There was a couple things that I wish was covered more, but overall, very useful.
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Navara wrote on March 6, 2013

Great information if one isn't planning on using maschine as a standalone, from all the various possibilities of how to get audio into the DAW or even MIDI, great stuff on use of maschine's FX.
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Morten wrote on February 9, 2013

IÂ´we just completed all three Maschine tutorials and together with the NI PDF "Getting Started" it looks like I have all the bases covered and are already making music on The Maschine without scratching my head :) Matt is a wonderful teacher and to me he has found the perfect informational flow where you never get bored or on the other hand stressed out by the pace. The hardware window was to small and should have been put in full screen mode when working on the unit, since it was barely visible.. :)
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producer1.1 wrote on September 23, 2012

Fantastic tutorial, many useful Tipps and Tricks how to use Maschine inside a DAW or as an additional controller in a live set. More or less everything one needs to know, to get the most out of Maschine. This tutorial really triggered a lot of things in my mind for my Live Performances. As always one has to watch a tutorial more than ones ;-) I hope an additional tutorial for the new 1.8 Maschine Soft- and new Hardware will follow. Thanks Matt for your help!
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