Maschine for better arrangement

mc1392 · Post by **mc1392** » Fri Jul 20, 2012 11:36 pm

So far, I'm enjoying drag and drop from Maschine.
I saw the other methods on youtube, and I feel
drag and drop is easiest.

I drop onto an audio track, the, as advise somewhere in above comments,
I move it quickly to arrangement.

mc1392 · Post by **mc1392** » Sat Jul 21, 2012 12:52 am

also, thanks to all of the advice on this thread.

I've taken it and put it to practice, and I see results.

Thank you all!

William · Post by **William** » Sat Jul 21, 2012 1:27 am

I've got a Maschine on its way to me in the mail, so I appreciate this thread as well!

mc1392 · Post by **mc1392** » Sat Jul 21, 2012 2:04 pm

I think Live and Maschine go together perfectly.

When I'm losing focus in Live, I can use a Maschine plugin
for some QUICK inspiration. The key is the speed at which I can
work with Maschine. While my live set is playing, I can scroll
through the sounds in Maschine, instead of in Live, which is slower.

Also, it's nice to not have to do so much mousing/clicking/adjusting in Live.
I can do the bulk of my MIDI in Maschine, then drag it in as audio!

And you know Live is great when working with just audio.

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