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Re: Live users and Maschine - an observation

Posted: Mon May 11, 2009 7:31 pm
by continuous
Roger that... really allows one to just work without fiddling with the mouse. The update looks very promising! It would be cool to check out some Ableton/Maschine users tracks that incorporate Maschine...

p.s. Looks like the Kore hw will also finally be able to be used as a midi controller as well!

Re: Live users and Maschine - an observation

Posted: Tue May 12, 2009 8:00 am
by starving student
hey when is this update coming out?

Re: Live users and Maschine - an observation

Posted: Tue May 12, 2009 8:09 am
by ewistrand
Which one- the Maschine update or the Kore update?
Both will be sometime this summer; when exactly I couldn't say.

ew

Re: Live users and Maschine - an observation

Posted: Tue May 12, 2009 8:49 am
by Allan A.Live
I bought Maschine a few weeks ago and after too much probs i returned it after 4 days, for me this was a half-baked product to this point, maybe this will change to be better now.

In the moment NI will offer Maschine with an integrated soundcard and a harddisk that you can built the Patterns on your computer an go to play out without a computer as standallone and offer more groups than 8 i will purchase it again, also for € 1000,--, or little more, the controller and the lightened interface with stepsequenzing is better than every MPC I thing, but I also thing thaht NI will never see the potential from Maschine as standallone. Real pity. :x

Re: Live users and Maschine - an observation

Posted: Tue May 12, 2009 8:53 am
by starving student
ewistrand wrote:Which one- the Maschine update or the Kore update?
Both will be sometime this summer; when exactly I couldn't say.

ew
yeah ew i was talking about maschine thanks

Re: Live users and Maschine - an observation

Posted: Tue May 12, 2009 3:38 pm
by bog
great sample based maschine video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S17t5jlE96w

Re: Live users and Maschine - an observation

Posted: Wed May 13, 2009 5:17 pm
by bog

Re: Live users and Maschine - an observation

Posted: Wed May 13, 2009 8:44 pm
by starving student
are those sample edits in the first clip that he does after he duplicates a pad are those sample edits destructive edits or non-destructive edits?
and is duplicating destructive or non-destructive?

Re: Live users and Maschine - an observation

Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 12:42 pm
by Zky
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Re: Live users and Maschine - an observation

Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 12:44 pm
by Zky
Allan A.Live wrote:I bought Maschine a few weeks ago and after too much probs i returned it after 4 days, for me this was a half-baked product to this point, maybe this will change to be better now.

In the moment NI will offer Maschine with an integrated soundcard and a harddisk that you can built the Patterns on your computer an go to play out without a computer as standallone and offer more groups than 8 i will purchase it again, also for € 1000,--, or little more, the controller and the lightened interface with stepsequenzing is better than every MPC I thing, but I also thing thaht NI will never see the potential from Maschine as standallone. Real pity. :x
me too..i got it last week,,thinking on use it on studio with my other gear,,the box even said "extensive midi-mapping capabilities to control other hardware and software"..only to later realize that the midi in/out are only good for hook up a keyboard and to send-recieve clock ..no way to program sequences for my synths etc

the manager of the store was very cool to undertand this as a reason to give it back..wich im supposed to do it this week...yes the upcoming update may fix all this..but i dont know if i want to wait months for this to happen..

so i guess i have until friday to decide what to do here..

summer for release date mmmm..hope it's not end of the summer or so...

Re: Live users and Maschine - an observation

Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 3:34 pm
by ewistrand
Zky wrote:me too..i got it last week,,thinking on use it on studio with my other gear,,the box even said "extensive midi-mapping capabilities to control other hardware and software"..only to later realize that the midi in/out are only good for hook up a keyboard and to send-recieve clock ..no way to program sequences for my synths etc
Ah- in MIDI controller mode, the controller will control everything else; that's what the box refers to. The sequencing, etc. is the software, and not the controller.

ew

Re: Live users and Maschine - an observation

Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 4:10 pm
by 8O
bog wrote:here's a new vid:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQSD3rCPp1E
Nice!

Near the start of the video and towards the end, you can hear some crackling effect like hard disk access or soundcard buffer problems. It could just be a youtube artefact, but I had the same effect when playing round with the Maschine (connected to a dedicated MacBook) at a music shop here in Berlin - and that was just with the factory samples, nothing fancy... Wonder if it's a real issue with Maschine?

Re: Live users and Maschine - an observation

Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 4:20 pm
by ewistrand
8O wrote:
bog wrote:here's a new vid:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQSD3rCPp1E
Nice!

Near the start of the video and towards the end, you can hear some crackling effect like hard disk access or soundcard buffer problems. It could just be a youtube artefact, but I had the same effect when playing round with the Maschine (connected to a dedicated MacBook) at a music shop here in Berlin - and that was just with the factory samples, nothing fancy... Wonder if it's a real issue with Maschine?
If they haven't updated to the latest version- yeah, it could very well be. A lot of the kits, projects and FX have been optimized as far as CPU usage goes compared to the initial release.

There's also a few kits where you might want to trim down the group polyphony due to release times. The tabla kit can chew up a lot of CPU if you don't do that, for example.

ew

Re: Live users and Maschine - an observation

Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 8:23 pm
by kb420
ewistrand wrote:
8O wrote:
bog wrote:here's a new vid:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQSD3rCPp1E
Nice!

Near the start of the video and towards the end, you can hear some crackling effect like hard disk access or soundcard buffer problems. It could just be a youtube artefact, but I had the same effect when playing round with the Maschine (connected to a dedicated MacBook) at a music shop here in Berlin - and that was just with the factory samples, nothing fancy... Wonder if it's a real issue with Maschine?
If they haven't updated to the latest version- yeah, it could very well be. A lot of the kits, projects and FX have been optimized as far as CPU usage goes compared to the initial release.

There's also a few kits where you might want to trim down the group polyphony due to release times. The tabla kit can chew up a lot of CPU if you don't do that, for example.

ew
If those crackles are a glitch in Mashcine, then that just took all the fun out of watching that video.

Re: Live users and Maschine - an observation

Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 8:24 pm
by contakt321
Haven't watched the video, wouldn't it be a buffer settings thing?