Making A Track with MASCHINE+ Plus with Anna Disclaim 

haha, nailed it...

This is ono of those insincere public exposure but I know from famous Artists how they meet Artist who inspired them and they were disappointed so the conclusion is that Art can be fantastic but that doesn't mean that Artist is person of quality as it's Art they produce or being part of like it's the case with Actors

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Did you think about M+ too ?

Hey would you do me a favor? I want to ask you something, it would mean a lot to me .

Mu thoughts exactly 😂

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From what I've seen you just go into the pattern edit mode and move the notes to the inversions you want. At least on Maschine MK3.

yes you can, it's just the hardware integration is a bit different as yu don't have the USBs to send MIDI though but the MIDI in and outs, but besides that bit everything else is possible the same way with the MK3 given you are connecting your computer to it :)

@@anna_disclaim Thank you for quick reply my Dear!

M+ have a Manual and all it's needed is for a person to read and Maschine is simple str8 forward way of function, it's about remembering and it's not more challenging than Video Game on Easy mode . Actually it's not about equipment it's about Artists and will to learn to then express feelings and it's talking with sounds and composition I mean it's Art and when I look at her I see that something is wrong, she looks like she is at funeral and creative process and creating ideas is rewarding experience, excitement...I know what is with her but won't write publicly, on the other hand you can understand now from this time distance

No, that was already set up, you need to use the encoder under the "Lenght", after that when you loop record onto another sound within the same group as a target, it will pick up the previous length setting.

There is the option to keep loop length automatic to when you record.

I think by capturing/recording in the midi notes first, it then allows you to tweak with the controls of the synth or whatever is connected to the midi inputs of the Maschine. Like she did in the video. So, the notes are recorded but can be tweaked/manipulated afterwards. Whereas, if she recorded the Bassnotes first as audio, any tweaking in the controls done afterward would not have change the sound, like it did for the midi notes. Instead, She would have had to play with the controls on the synth at the same time, as playing the notes, to record the same parameter changes, as she ended up doing after recording. To make it sound the same. I think I might be overcomplicating this, which is not the intention. Basically, recording midi first gives more options to play with after.. With audio, whatever is recorded at the time is what will playback. I think that is correct.

here is a fab vid by NI: support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000578389-Using-the-Ideas-and-Arranger-Views-in-MASCHINE-2-VIDEO- And one about the new arrangement function; Clips- ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-772u5ZDKS0c.html

Any videos going through it slowly on the Maschine Plus? I wanted a walkthrough on the stand alone, I know once I get it I got it, oh and great video, love your workflow and style!

Oh and before someone reacts by saying some of those features are only for live performance? The machine + has a bug that creates a crackling sound at random that can be fixed by resetting the internal soundcard (which majorly f**** up your sound) so no i would not dream of using the machine in a live situation.

They're still going strong!

Gotta do what you can to get that extra velocity.