ive been watching this for like 3 times already and it's not just the tutorials it the explanation of how we are looking at creating music, Soy is talking to us about these short seasonings that will alter the way we approach creating music dramatically... but using things in our VST Library we take for granted ... good job young man!
I made the coldest beat I ever made last night. I have one question though, have you had any issues with copyright flags on UA-cam videos or twitch streams?
Thank you for mentioning the length of the loops you take. I've been plagued with the "wonkiness" in Samplers time stretch function and realized i need to cut the sample in relation to both the "original bpm" of the sample and the tempo of the track itself. I used to just say "fck it" and grab Serato every time that happened but I've been pushing myself to use this function more and try to understand exactly how it works in Maschine 2. "anything past 4 bars starts to fall off and i kinda have to touch up the chops", totally affirming to hear.
Isn't this counter intuitive? Why do you choose duplicating each slice to a different pad while you can use the slice mode and edit the start/end points from there and then apply each slice point o pad (just like u did manually)? Not hating bro! Just trying to figure out why you choose one of the other. Thanks fam keep it up!
I find it's easier to get the results that I want by resampling each section before i go into the slicer mode. I've tried chopping every other way on maschine and this method is where I landed as far as efficiency and being able to bang out 4-5 beats on every live stream. Not saying that my way is the end all be all method it's just what fits with my style and workflow. I encourage everyone to find what works for them to be as productive and efficient as possible 🙏🏽
00:11 "What's up, guys? It's ya booooy Sooooy" 07:40 First 3 things to do when you import a sample in to Maschine (worth mentioning that alot of folk will now drop their samples straight in to Serato Sample as it was probably released after this video was created). 32:20 Choking open hi hats with closed hi hats 33:35 Fine tuning / cleaning up each drum part (fade out) 47:47 Sidechaining kick with sample (with Maschine stock compressor)
Great video, I’m starting out on Maschine & this video really helps. You should make it regular with no VST I DONT HAVE YOUR VST but love the video. How do you layer sounds on here ? Make video plz king
Peace everybody just want to say what's up and I recently purchased the maschine studio it was cheap and my first drum machine. just want to know if any of these tips as you provide will apply to an older machine product
@@SoyIsREALI think I more so meant, at 28:07 you said” notice how the pattern is auto generated” but it isn’t for me. Also I appreciate this video a lot, I was stuck on where I want to take my music and didn’t want to make trap no more.
When you say choke you mean it cuts off the sound when hitting the next key. On the video i didnt see where you added the choke. Great video and the quality is pristine.
I usually record vinyl straight into my maschine but when I'm grabbing joints off UA-cam it's just quicker to download it rather than having to record the whole song on my live streams
I listen to a lot of different music so I've always got my ears open for interesting sounds. There's really no shortcut or secret to it other than learning to listen
@@SoyIsREAL I have a different interface Komplete Audio 2 nothing major. Do you have a video explaining how to connect a record player into maschine 2?
@@Morenitodelasei i don't have a video on that yet but i could make one. What kind of turntable do you have? The outputs on the turntable will determine what cables you'll need
@@Morenitodelasei so i just looked up your turntable and it looks like it only has one analog output which is a standard 3/8 audio jack. The turntable should have come with an RCA to 3/8 cable. You can buy RCA to 1/4 converters and plug the RCA ends into the front inputs of your interface
Easily one of the top three best Maschine tutorials available on the net. Gets straight to the point. Dope 🔥 Salute!!! 💯
@@TimDigitalMusic much appreciated
One of the most in-depth, well explained tutorials. Much appreciated!
Glad to be of some help 🙏🏽
ive been watching this for like 3 times already and it's not just the tutorials it the explanation of how we are looking at creating music, Soy is talking to us about these short seasonings that will alter the way we approach creating music dramatically... but using things in our VST Library we take for granted ... good job young man!
@@doommega appreciate you fam ✊🏽
This is by far THE BEST video tutorial on sample chopping using Maschine I've seen on YT. Thank you man!
Save, save, Cmd S, ctrl S! If you have to you ask yourself if you’ve saved the project, save again.
1000% i be hittin that save button every 30 seconds sometimes 😂😂
I came to learn how to tune drums. But stayed for the rapper impressions 😂.
@@Lord_Mau_ 😂😂
best boom bap tutorial on yt 🔥🔥
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Recently upgraded to an MK3 after years of the Studio and MK2 collecting dust. This helped me get back in the groove.
Salute ✊🏾
won't give up my Studio
I cannot express to you how thankful I am for you taking the time to explain this !
Ayyy glad to help fam
I made the coldest beat I ever made last night. I have one question though, have you had any issues with copyright flags on UA-cam videos or twitch streams?
@@donnylee9897 nope. You have to be at a certain level getting millions of streams/views for these companies to really go after you.
@@SoyIsREAL Okay, gotcha. Best of luck to you man cuz one day you'll be getting millions of views for sure
great video. amazing content always!!! it would be nice to see the entire Maschine screen. especially during the stretching.
Noted
I watch this every day. Perfect tutorial. I have a Machine MIKRO.Keep giving the knowledge and gr8 music
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Mikro mk3 great machine.
@@NineteenEighty8 🙌🏽🙌🏽
Broooo this is fire. I just got a Maschine Micro gotta learn to cook like this.
Thank you for mentioning the length of the loops you take. I've been plagued with the "wonkiness" in Samplers time stretch function and realized i need to cut the sample in relation to both the "original bpm" of the sample and the tempo of the track itself. I used to just say "fck it" and grab Serato every time that happened but I've been pushing myself to use this function more and try to understand exactly how it works in Maschine 2. "anything past 4 bars starts to fall off and i kinda have to touch up the chops", totally affirming to hear.
Yeah man cutting it down to smaller bits helps so much. Glad I'm not the only one that got frustrated with that
Super helpful 😎🔥🙌🙏
@@MCEndure 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Isn't this counter intuitive? Why do you choose duplicating each slice to a different pad while you can use the slice mode and edit the start/end points from there and then apply each slice point o pad (just like u did manually)? Not hating bro! Just trying to figure out why you choose one of the other. Thanks fam keep it up!
I find it's easier to get the results that I want by resampling each section before i go into the slicer mode. I've tried chopping every other way on maschine and this method is where I landed as far as efficiency and being able to bang out 4-5 beats on every live stream. Not saying that my way is the end all be all method it's just what fits with my style and workflow. I encourage everyone to find what works for them to be as productive and efficient as possible 🙏🏽
got you! Thanks for the reply fam @@SoyIsREAL
00:11 "What's up, guys? It's ya booooy Sooooy"
07:40 First 3 things to do when you import a sample in to Maschine (worth mentioning that alot of folk will now drop their samples straight in to Serato Sample as it was probably released after this video was created).
32:20 Choking open hi hats with closed hi hats
33:35 Fine tuning / cleaning up each drum part (fade out)
47:47 Sidechaining kick with sample (with Maschine stock compressor)
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Crazy gems in here
Does Maschine Plus Maschine MK3 have a multi Level function like the SP 1200 Pete Rock used to use that function to make His horn stabs echo .
Dope beat sound like something the RZA would make
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Great video, I’m starting out on Maschine & this video really helps. You should make it regular with no VST I DONT HAVE YOUR VST but love the video. How do you layer sounds on here ? Make video plz king
I have a whole other video on my channel that goes over layering drums in detail ✊🏽 it's called "How I Freak My Drums"
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽appreciate you!!!
no problem
buen contenido bro me suscribo!!!
Super dope. 👌🏾
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Peace everybody just want to say what's up and I recently purchased the maschine studio it was cheap and my first drum machine. just want to know if any of these tips as you provide will apply to an older machine product
I used all your steps but the only thing is I don't automatically get the pattern after slicing it. How do I get a perfect loop after slicing?
@@kaioken9k you need to time stretch the loop before slicing in order for the loop to be perfectly fit on the 16 pads
@@SoyIsREALI think I more so meant, at 28:07 you said” notice how the pattern is auto generated” but it isn’t for me.
Also I appreciate this video a lot, I was stuck on where I want to take my music and didn’t want to make trap no more.
When you say choke you mean it cuts off the sound when hitting the next key. On the video i didnt see where you added the choke. Great video and the quality is pristine.
Correct it will choke out the previous sounds with each new key press
Got it, I am going to give these plugins a try but thank you for your process, i subscribed.@@SoyIsREAL
@@andrewnleon much appreciated fam ✊🏽
Instead of downloading as mp3 and converting, if your interface has loopback capability, you should be able to record from UA-cam into your sampler.
I usually record vinyl straight into my maschine but when I'm grabbing joints off UA-cam it's just quicker to download it rather than having to record the whole song on my live streams
This live is nuts. We'll find it in your channel after the streaming?
this video will remain here on my youtube channel
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Need that drum pack
how can I add the processing to my arsenal?
How'd you find such a dope sample from such an obscure track man? What did you type in your search ?
Wicked beat man
I listen to a lot of different music so I've always got my ears open for interesting sounds. There's really no shortcut or secret to it other than learning to listen
Did you add the flute as it dosent seem to be in the track you listed?
I added no other instruments other than the drums. Everything was flipped right off the sample
Oh and the bassline.
Well its was a fire beat either way man. Really fire 🔥🔥
3:24 the sample is Javanesse music from my country Indonesia.🙂🤙
Dope hands on lesson. Well appreciated. 🫡 thank you for time!
✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽
iTunes can concert from mp3 to wav
I used to use iTunes for that when I was producing solely on my MacBook
how do you have your record player set up with maschine 2?
@@Morenitodelasei i run my table thru my UA Volt 476 as an input which can then be used in Maschine to record.
@@SoyIsREAL I have a different interface Komplete Audio 2 nothing major. Do you have a video explaining how to connect a record player into maschine 2?
@@Morenitodelasei i don't have a video on that yet but i could make one. What kind of turntable do you have? The outputs on the turntable will determine what cables you'll need
@@SoyIsREAL Audio Technica atlp60xbt I may have the cables
@@Morenitodelasei so i just looked up your turntable and it looks like it only has one analog output which is a standard 3/8 audio jack. The turntable should have come with an RCA to 3/8 cable. You can buy RCA to 1/4 converters and plug the RCA ends into the front inputs of your interface
Sell the Maschine project file
How you time stretch Soy??
hahahahahahahaha the intro got me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂
Thanks
any time