Free Autosampling! Sample your synths. Maschine and MPC working together!

[@Scoober222]

Crazy to me how NI sent out early Maschine plus units to other youtubers and NOT you. You’re the reason I got back into Maschine and imo are the best at showing NI products and expansions.

[@jefgibbons]

Well... they have one for me but it's stuck in customs! I really appreciate the support my friend!

[@JasonChinniansoulmod1]

Great to see you guys working together and supporting one another. Major respect 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👌🏾

[@AveMcree]

Thanks for the support

[@jefgibbons]

And thanks for your vids Ave! You’re nailing that spot between education and comedy... so good!

[@thomasbauer7864]

Thanks Jeff for this phantastic instruction! I want to add a litte thing: not necessary to work on the samples in Kontakt any more - simply save your work in Maschine 2 as Project (as described by you) and copy the Project file with the samples on the Maschine+ SD card. Open it as a Project in Maschine+ and simply save it as "Sound". It works!!!

[@jamielynch8267]

This is so sick you essentially have recall on external synths so cool great skills!! Thank you

[@williamgorelander8290]

Awesome to see you have your own KZbin channel Jef! We did a Cubase clinic together mid-late 2000s at LM Surrey when MM still distributed Cubase. Great video man. Hope all is well. - Shane

[@JamesMyddelton]

This is really useful, wasn't aware of autosampling & importing into Maschine, many thanks Jef ! :)

[@7Wounds]

Big respect to Ave, one of the best KZbinrs out here with the information

[@jefgibbons]

I agree!

[@aloharay]

FYI: MPC Beats software saves the auto samples with .WAV extension (note the all caps!). These files are NOT recognized by Maschine+. You must rename them with .wav extension (note all lowercase!). Google for ways to do this quickly in Windows 10. Once renamed, these can be transferred to the Maschine+ and used in your Zones in the Sampler. This took me a while to figure out why Maschine+ was not seeing samples I moved to the User Content folder, even after refreshing the list. Now that you have the Maschine+, an update to this video showing a method of using the Maschine+ in standalone to setup autosampled instruments would be great. Also, review HOW to move samples to Maschine+ and WHERE to put them. Thanks!

[@marclemar]

Much love for your integrity!!! Ave is my guy I’ve known him for 10+ yrs thanks bro

[@klstay]

Just watched this one for the first time; great overview of the process. It is particularly nice capturing not just hardware like your DW-8000, but especially modular and semi-modular (like Moog Matriarch) devices with no patch storage since everything is manually set every time. The relatively easy means of capturing and then adding/mapping velocity layers is a real godsend. In addition it makes it easy to map slightly to very different sounds to velocity layers then play with velocity (either live or specific values per step in a sequencer) during a loop playback of the samples. Also, it is fairly straightforward to set up to capture multiple relatively short evenly spaced source sounds per sample for "slice" style playback later. Add layers to that for a "matrix" you can address with two MIDI CC's at the same time (or CV) to easily explore different sounds during a repeating beat type loop. (Ideally recording that exploration to another track to capture magic moments you stumble on...)

[@Mars_Monkey]

absolutely wonderful!

[@KnockSquared]

DOPE Vid Jef !! Definitely gonna use this for the Plus !

[@jefgibbons]

Thanks Knock!! And thanks to Ave for the tip... he’s got a great channel. I may have to do a Knock/Ave style video with multiple Jef’s some time soon!

[@rbgeluidservice1179]

When you're a Logic Pro X user, you can use the autosampler function in version 10.5. It records the samples (both hardware and software synths) and creates a sampler instrument out of the samples

[@spesh85]

Hello, fantastic video. Very excited for the arrival of my maschine+, fortunately I can start prepping my sampled VSTs while I’m waiting thanks to this video. RMS

[@nathanielblue]

Great tutorial! I was able to successfully use Logic X Autosample plugin and then drag in each sample individually and got great results too. I hope they make an auto sample feature in Maschine someday!

[@CINIMA]

I'm trying to do the same. Where do you end up dragging each sample individually to get it to show up as one cohesive instrument on maschine plus? thanks.

[@Mars_Monkey]

Just a point I wanted to add to your video. I downloaded MPC Beats a few weeks ago. The "Tube Synth" and "Electric" plugins have some really sweet presets and great tones, as far as plug ins go. If you load MPC Beats as a plugin inside of the Maschine software, you can drag and drop the midi and audio recorded in an MPC Beats project, much like you can from Maschine. So, if you really like the sound of the MPC plugins and want them in another DAW, or maschine itself, it has that same "drag and drop" functionality. Jus' sayin'! P.S. - Check out the "Piano Case - Wet" preset in the Electric plugin. It sounds amaze-ballz!

[@BAMac964]

Excellent video Jef! I do have a question though. How do I properly transfer my created sounds to my Maschine+? I copied the sounds I created to the "Sounds" folder and the folders with the wav files to the "Samples" folder in Maschine+ and I get the dreaded "Missing samples" prompt on the Maschine+ screen. Thanks in advance!!!!

[@es__music]

When you auto sample, can you also include any fx plugins that are on the track?

[@iVardensphere]

Folders using the AKAI Auto-Sampler naming format don't show up in standalone Maschine. This had me scratching my head. Once I went in and changed the name to not have a hyphen and use a lower case .wav name, the folder shows up in the Maschine browser.

[@issiewizzie]

Autosaple is a feature I'm waiting for in the machine software 3.0 software.

[@lexina9364]

Hello dear Jeff! Thank you so much for solving my problem for sampling my favourite hardware synths! As I watched this video your large computer display caught my attention. I was wondering what type of a display (brand) it is and if the resolution is high? I am getting old and my eyes just couldn't manage small screens. This looks like a fantastic solution for my needs. Thank you in advance!

[@umanoid1523]

Ha, already subscribed to Avee.Nice shout-out.

[@skibaa1]

10:53 one cal see on the waveform that the beginning of the loop falls on a high area and the end is on a quiet moment. So clearly there will be an obvious jump which we can hear. I guess if you move the end of the loop a little bit earlier where there is a small peak to match the volume of the loop start, the transition would be better even without xfade

[@djtyson435]

Glad you made this video 👏🏽👏🏽 I was definitely looking for a way to put my mpc multi samples into maschine format.

[@jefgibbons]

It's very easy... love the MPC software!

[@BlezzBeats]

Good lookin out!

[@jefgibbons]

Yeah buddy!

[@David_K_Booth]

Very cool! This could mean a new lease of life for my Korg Prophecy. Thanks Jef.

[@jefgibbons]

That's great to hear! I just bought a Casio CZ-3000 an hour after I shot this video... plan on making a bunch of patches!!

[@Bezowinz]

Nice! I'm considering either the MK3 or + and was wondering ifI could get my keygroups over. I assume/hope this will work with drum programs as well. That would be sweet.

[@Finiteintelligence]

Reason has some sweet sampling tools.

[@DopamineOverload]

Another excellent video, Jef. What I'm curious about is why you might want to invest in Maschine+... since it will not support third-party synth plugins... and multi-sampling ALL of your 3rd-party stuff, and your hardware synths... isn't it a bit redundant? MK3 does everything you need it to, including 3rd party plugin support... and even controlling your external hardware synths. As much of a NI fanboy as I am... I honestly am not digging the announcement of Maschine+. Especially seeing the benchmarks Blezz and Loopop recently did.... it can handle a decent amount, but also, it can't. Y'know? That said, MPC Beats IS awesome. It's what hooked me into the Akai ecosystem. I then bought a used MPC Studio black, then MPC One. There are a ton of benefits of having and using both Maschine and MPC together, in a home studio. NI people will hate me for saying that, and Akai people will, too. But, the best of both worlds is truly both worlds.

[@thijsschadevanwestrum1697]

I am pretty new to Maschine and Maschine+. This would open a world of posibilitie for Maschine+ . How to save the custom patch?

[@CedricSatterfield]

That MONITOR! LOL> What is that? I tried similar from my computer to a flatscreen plasma TV in my workroom and the results were.....fair to middling. Love AveMcree- he's a great resource for MPC. stuff. Im looking at using a Maschine to act as a controller for MPC and Maschine.

[@justintonation9726]

Hey Jeff, this is a late comment, but where did you get your wooden MK3 stand? I saw a similar one on eBay for around $200+. Wondering if there’s an affordable wood stand with the cushion in front before I undertake the chore of building my own. Also what are you using for your display? Is that an actual monitor or is it a UHD/4K TV? I love it.

[@shogunai]

Amazing video man, thanks! It does boggle my mine as to why Native Instruments haven't baked autosampling into Maschine as well, but moreover it makes me wonder why Kontakt is lagging behind in it's design and functionality! It has become seriously outdated from an instrument creators point of view which is a shame, they need to adopt a UI much more similar to Maschine and turn creator tools into an actual visual editor rather than just scripting shortcuts!

[@bright1180]

Another great video Jef! A bit off topic, but have you found a workaround for the lack of note sound when scrolling up and down the maschine key editor? It makes it so hard for me to sequence because I can’t quickly hear the pitch of the notes I might want to insert.

[@arturanowak]

Jef, great stuff, thank you for sharing Ave's video. I used this method to export drum one-shots and it works fantastic. Now the challenge is how to remove silence from the end of the samples? All WAV files have the same length (I didn't want to cut cymbals) and kick samples are way too long / big on disk. How to trim silence at the end of WAV files automatically?

[@eddiexx]

was wondering, is there a way to adjust the loop point of the whole program but in the MPC then? you said you couldnt do it in Mashine, but is it doable on the MPC? Cheers

[@perlemming]

Super cool video :) Definitely going to try that. By the way: to get Zone, just put in the Maschine Sampler plugin on the pad :)

[@jefgibbons]

I knew it must be something simple... thanks Per!

[@MichaelGilboe]

Awesome vid, but desperately need a follow up! I’ve created a sampled instrument on my computer, but CANNOT figure out how to get it on the Maschine+. I put the sound and samples in the sounds folder on the SD card. It will find the “sound” on the M+ hardware, but says it can’t find samples. It is still referring to the file path from my computer. Help?!?

[@Overdose140]

Probably when you used the sample program you should go to settings and lower the buffer size to lower the latency before you record. The software still has to send out a midi note and it could just be lagging. Just a thought.

[@jonathanwadas4928]

Awesome! When you get your Maschine plus can you show how this could be done directly on Maschine plus? Like say you just want to drop those samples onto the SD card not use Maschine on the computer?

[@jefgibbons]

100% the plan! I was hoping I'd have it by the time I made this video, but I couldn't wait any longer!

[@jonathanwadas4928]

Jef Gibbons Sweet! I have pre ordered the plus but my Mac won’t be compatible as a controller since it’s running 10.13 and will be awesome to see how this is done directly!

[@Ryahan]

Looks like this can replace Sample Robot (which is also expensive)

[@wul01]

Might be wrong here but if you export it as a mpc1000 program and if it saves it as a .akp file, you might be able to load the program straight into machine. Sure I read somewhere it supports .akp. Like I said I might be wrong.

[@Soocom-tq5if]

Guess I'm grabbing a Maschine for sound design

[@maus3454]

Loopop released a Maschine+ CPU benchmarks today, sampling for Kontakt and other stuff like synths: reaktor ensemble and a comparison with MPC One. Looks like some similarity.

[@jefgibbons]

Yeah, I saw it this morning and he mentioned the Autosampler! I'm just glad he left me room to post this video ;) I love Loopop... such a great resource for all of us!! (and a super nice guy)

[@mischugo]

The download of MPC Beats seems to be a "fake" :-( I got no mail for downloading the software ... Only a pop up that the web page has a security issue ... :-)

[@Incloop]

no problems here, came after 2 minutes

[@mischugo]

@@Incloop Thanks

[@mischugo]

@@Incloop Works with other browser - crazy!

[@SamSilk]

You definitely should check Rubber Chicken System Translator. I've exported a lot of EXS24 (Logic) instruments into a Kontakt format with this tool. Not perfect but definitely the next best thing

[@callumclarke4949]

Hi do you know how to send audio out of the ports on the back of maschine so then I can bring it into my USA Apollo interface and run through the unison plugs so the audio is not imbedded within side of maschine I can’t find no info

[@jefgibbons]

Hmmm. that would be tough since you are trying to use two audio interfaces at the same time (I think). Are you using the Apollo for your audio connections at this point? (speakers and mics)

[@GOASTWRITTER]

SampleRobot has a NI Kontakt .sxt export option. It has a free trial as well. I am sure you already know this. I don't know it this would work. It would be cool if it did. I thought I would add in my two cents.

[@TheAceReviews]

Can I use the MPC Beats software to autosample presets from Roland's D50 VSTi and then import those samples into my Roland Fantom 2019 (or can you only use these samples in MPC)?

[@Lotuz-mk1xv]

6:30 Load the Sampler module first. : )

[@Lotuz-mk1xv]

Never mind, Jef. Per Lemming Wittus already told you. I guess when you rather load samples than actually sample sounds, then it's easy to forget you can load the Sampler module yourself. Maybe it's about time for Maschine Tutorial: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Sampling! Part 2? ; ) www.native-instruments.com/forum/threads/new-maschine-basics-tutorial-on-sampling.354005/ Thanks for this video on auto-sampling. I've been searching for a way to do this too and found it all rather tedious and frustrating. MPC Beats' Auto Sampler seems to make it all a lot easier.

[@darrylwood2483]

My man at this point just get the Mpc.

[@aloharay]

Also see paid program called Sample Robot. Thank you for this info.

[@JDiggiti]

#Props

[@jefgibbons]

Thanks J Diggiti!

[@itsdjrobbo]

@jeff. CLIPS. Smiles

[@jefgibbons]

YES! Just updated ;)

[@itsdjrobbo]

@@jefgibbons I've been using a work around to edit an entire song via midi. Throwback to Voyetra (a lil bit)

[@issiewizzie]

Seriously as soon as you drag this files in I was hoping machine would do an Automap by the root key I'm off to whinge at native instruments till they implement that feature

[@jefgibbons]

Go do it! We really need autosample in Maschine... though I would be happy with the ability to change parameters on multiple samples at the same time for now!

[@issiewizzie]

@@jefgibbons Logic users are covered with the Logics autoampler. They just need to follow you process moving the wav files into maschine

[@Datacult]

Be sure to give SampleRobot a chance. Definitely the best in autosampling stuff, hardware and software synths: www.samplerobot.com. The resulting loops sound way better than the ones from MPC (saying this as a MPC user by heart) and it exports all known sampler formats. The Renoise tracker does also have a nice multisampler included: www.renoise.com. Still, both aren't free, so that's the plus for MPC Beats.

[@truechristianity74]

The cpu is wack on Maschine plus that’s why I took it back so come on NI

[@PositiveActionMan]

Yay First Comment!

[@jefgibbons]

Thanks Tim!

[@alienforce7688]

Actually i have a workflow for this without leaving Maschine software... If any interested i can do a short video and post it ??

[@jefgibbons]

Do it! Post the link here too...

[@alienforce7688]

Ok.. Will record a session and post a link👍

[@reoscorpio]

Jef, i'm usually with you & cherish the info you present (yes, i'm subscribed to your channel)... But, i got the MPC Live earlier in the year.. & didn't like it .. because this standalone required that you do that "autosampling" to get other VSTs, or Expansions to work in it.. & the way that it works, is not truly fully functional. You get the sounds, yes (which is great if you're sampling sounds from Hardware).. But you loose a lot of other things that were put under the hood of those VSTs & Expansions. So i stayed on the NI Maschine side, & the MPC Live have been sitting in the nice new pretty case i bought for it.. waiting to be sold. NOW, Maschine puts out the Maschine +.. & again, to get our other special ingredients in it.. i would need to take a trip, & revisit that MPC Autosampler... Hahaha Not for $1,400/i feel like that's paying to devolve, and go backwards (not evolve), what's the benefits of doing that? ... Again, I'll stay with my MK3 & enjoy being Fully loaded.!!!! (BTW - i had one of those Korg Poly 800s back in the day.. you got it for $75.. Wow.. Great deal).

[@bigbootycabbages3494]

Hey, it sounds like you already made up your mind on MPC vs Maschine, but if you want to get the expansions drum kits on your MPC Live then I highly recommend taking a look at kit-maker. It'll make .xpm programs for your MPC using the Maschine Drum Kits. You do lose out on the patterns and of course the synth parameters from Massive, Monarch etc., but it at least did make the MPC Live a lot more enjoyable to me, coming from Maschine