Hello everyone.
So, I now own both Push and Maschine MK2. I'm working on different ways to implement these 2 amazing controllers (and their respective programs) into a fun and suitable work-flow. I have a ton of idea's and have been trying out all kinds of things.
My work-flow actually forces me to use the good old mouse on a few tasks that I perform on pretty much everything I make. But, once those parts are made, much of the work can be done from a controller.
Maschine is pretty much my dedicated drum Maschine and Live is where I do EVERYTHING else. I have grown to absolutely love Maschine and could not imagine producing w/o it, at this point. I'm still trying to fit Push into my work-flow. So far it's being used to just jam the f^&* out on! It's super fun and many great idea's are coming from it. Things that I would have never thought of before. A lot of happy accidents. I LOVE Push for that reason alone.
But I'd still be interested in hearing what others are doing w/ these 2 controllers together.
So,........anyone?
Push + MAschine
Re: Push + MAschine
One thing that can be fun is opening Live, loading up the Maschie vst, and then making the entire thing within Maschine.
Maschine has some pretty fast methods for choosing synths, loading them, and its own way of handling patterns. But now you have a fancy new music note input!
The biggest downfall of course is that the core from your processor that is handling all this, will be busting its ass.
Or load one drums Maschine, and one synths Maschine directly next to it.
Maschine has some pretty fast methods for choosing synths, loading them, and its own way of handling patterns. But now you have a fancy new music note input!
The biggest downfall of course is that the core from your processor that is handling all this, will be busting its ass.
Or load one drums Maschine, and one synths Maschine directly next to it.