Native Instruments Maschine Workshop Featuring Ski Beatz - Sam Ash Music Manhattan

[@joshuacampbell385]

Stoni is on it! Cutting through all kinds of BS to call it exactly how she sees it... She's a "Subject Matter Expert", and in my opinion, she is spot on! Love that she get's Ski to talk about/explain some of the things in his flow that aren't automatic. She's pulling out some of the essential details that would other wise be lost. LOVE the free advice near the end as well... She's speaking from experience... It's always the people that don't have any experience that don't think they need any. "Take Classes"... Yes!... I love seeing professionals encourage others to learn more and perfect their craft. STONI ROCKS!!!

[@THACQUISITIONDVD]

Wow! This woman knows her shittt!

[@Spidouz]

+jurgen bouman I'm generally pretty good to detect marketing b.s., but here there's none. She, indeed, knows her stuff and speaks the truth... Haters are gonna hate, but she's still right.

[@samadhist]

+jurgen bouman Strongly agree. It's so nice to see someone from the product side who really understands her users. NI, if you're reading this, give this woman a raise.

[@dem5788]

+Devin Walters I can tell, if i wasnt a producer, hearing her neer the end - it sounds like shes trying to intimidate you.. but in reality shes cutting all the BS and just saying look, this is just the core facts - learn this knowledge before assuming you will be the boss straight off the bat with this product. helpfull info for anyone looking to get into it

[@soundsandwords]

folks want to ask all kinds of questions that have nothing to do with the product. she has to mediate those forums or else they'll be in the weeds all day discussing basics. they took their time with the product-specific workflow concerns, which is what they're there for. good job on her part.

[@Spidouz]

penile 1 Applying "Swing" on the drum. The Swing is something that allow to go from binary (2:4, 1:2, 4:4) to ternary rythmn (3:4, 1:3, 6:8). What it does is having earlier or later hits, slightly out of regular binary steps. It's something we can find in Jazz and many of music style, including R&B, Hip-Hop, Rap, etc... It creates some "grooving" drums that doesn't sound like being done by a straight regular machine, but more like a human feel drummer. On most of drum machine such MPC, Maschine, etc... there's some feature called Swing that allow to apply this "time shifting" of some part of the drums to have this effect. What people called: swinging the drum. I hope it help to understand. If not, look up on KZbin about "Swing" feature on MPC or Maschine. You should find some video/audio example :)

[@Sparthus7008]

It's always fun to watch people mess with Maschine. You really learn a lot

[@maschinetrax]

She knows what she's talking about ;)

[@md7306]

would love to more of her tutorials.She knows her stuff

[@precisionsoundworks8371]

Ski - You rock, bro! Stoni, you are a great representative for NI! ... 21:15 - Chuuch!!!! You two are awesome. Sam Ash thank you for posting!

[@aarontaggart5900]

I thought the girl Stoni was very well educated on the controller and explained it very well to anyone that didn't understand.

[@dicey78]

+Aaron Taggart Very true

[@NC17z]

Amazing Video! Thank you so much for taking the time to shot, edit and upload! I love it!

[@weqrfawe1336]

ski is the man, still bumping that 24 hr karate school

[@MaritaTjamburo]

I Love this video. My Maschine awaits.

[@pepsimaru]

Wow she taught them life

[@2x2-k3d]

perfect person to endorse a product. ski make shit look easy

[@ScareMouth]

Stoni, you're one to watch... indeed!

[@TuMalditaMadre]

This is actually the video that got me into Maschine.

[@stefanienava]

This was actually a very informative workshop. Thank you.

[@FredEFuego]

Yeah finally I see and hear people that know what they are talking about and it shows in what they say and there attitude in the reply's.

[@soundsandwords]

it's been around now. more people are using it. and there is sooooo much support online. i mean, between andrew chellman (#1 online resource in my book) and saint joe/maschine tutorials alone, folks can really mitigate the learning curve.

[@alfaleone2965]

This video inspired me to push myself to learn the Maschine software with my Maschine Studio. I'm really happy with my music now, especially when I'm performing live. Thanks!

[@whitecat9lives570]

Ski can make beat on anything...

[@PintSizedJacob]

Loving it!

[@aricrolandsr.6959]

Still waiting for my download and register dope 😎

[@flynnferguson9235]

Big up to Sam ash I like vids like this

[@BSMGCH1]

Nice Video...really informative. The Maschine looks interesting

[@bluelouie399]

Im a professional maschinist and I still learned a couple things from this video ::)

[@basementmusik1442]

Goddammit I want the maschine studio.

[@dxtrs_mnpltr]

Real Maschine Masters 👊🏽

[@harrisonbruhn8528]

Damn this was on my birthday too, wish I saw this!!

[@TimelessGamingSoftware]

salute to ski

[@gorgan1010]

she is the one that doing the explaining , she awesome ..

[@EmceeEmphasis]

11:00 for tone stretch and tuning change

[@DopamineOverload]

Fuckin love my Maschine Studio. Great clinic.

[@monkcat6235]

+chriscauldermusic I got the MK2 .I'm jealous of your colour screens lol

[@SunnyLicious]

Sad I missed this event. Although both of them are legends and very good at their game, I wish there was someone that comes from a training/teaching background to explain things to the crowd while these two can focus on doing what they were doing. 21:00 and on are invaluable thats some really good advice at the end of this video.

[@danieldorfsman2137]

I attended and there were definite issues with the way it was run. Ski Beatz was great but I wish the moderator reigned things in a bit. A lot of people asking production questions instead of Maschine questions and she let those people keep going and going. And the whole thing was mostly Q and A. There should have been more explanation. I already have maschine but i was hoping to learn some stuff and that didn't happen really. It was fun to see ski beatz though.

[@vxnyl]

Daniel Dorfsman still got ski beatz to answer prod questions, that's dope!

[@danieldorfsman2137]

VXNYL yeah for sure. He was definitely the best part and watching him work...he moves mad fast chopping up beats and making something awesome.

[@SimpleSolutionsStudios]

Wow, a lot of info!

[@SkeeTVJapan]

SO CRAZY SHIT, LOVE IT.

[@rcecil88]

Fuck he has a fast workflow!! Using the maschine mk1 myself and love it!

[@Darnell932]

i gotta get me one for my studio...

[@Shookonemusic]

Very informative. looking forward to working with my Maschine-Ah

[@SOULGOODgroup]

Hell Yes😎

[@ericweissinger111]

I learned something new

[@ericweissinger111]

I'm about to start putting out beat making videos with it. Stay on the look out

[@IAmTheCraftsman]

Mike Huckaby will be giving a Maschine workshop, in person, in Atlanta at Apache Cafe on April 23rd for those that want to go deeper into Maschine.

[@TinyToyBlicky]

very nice

[@aarona.dubzperson8245]

Pretty Cool, but I still love my Reason DAW!!!

[@RamonRodgers]

I don't know what the fuck the problem is on these comments. I completely disagree. Honestly they just sold me with using Maschine in the DAW. I stayed away from this and other similar systems (even the MPC) because I was so used to doing it myself from the DAW, And he's right, it takes me a lot longer! I also don't like having two separate rigs for performing live, in other studios, or in the DAW. I use Cubase, not Ableton, but now I understand how I would still integrate Machine without multiple interfaces and workflows. This is the first time I am seriously considering getting it.

[@janvdc4710]

he can use it!i have learned something! people that here are saying he has no clue;i think he was to fast with the maschine for then to notice what he was doing.. She is giving a speech about how to work with compressors ,patterns ect,take classes...But he says it all!!!Use your ears..And he got it!

[@MCVenarse]

"watch what he's doin so you know exactly what he's doin

[@ryanadriano645]

I noticed he changed metronome to the ASR-10 metronome sound. I did the same exact same thing on My Maschine!

[@Rattomatic]

The mk1 is still a beast!

[@ronniebutler2608]

There's always that ONE guy in the audience. Bruv, look this stuff up on your own time.

[@princevictor6620]

Lol

[@neph808]

that boing sound is hilarious

[@Aseriesofprimespunctuated]

"learn your frequencies" lmao

[@egas7243]

make sure you get your frequencies correct on your drum samples guys!!

[@rezareq07]

Boom 🤣🤣🤣 he showed her he can drag and drop it boom 😂😂. Couples retreat

[@freequaintseas1852]

haha I learned to love that slice mode yo, you can still customize the seperate slices :D

[@grown6452]

Customise your Maschine with hand carved teak... Green Destiny Artisans

[@christophermoody6840]

Reasons... The reason that we feel... The Reasons that we fell.....

[@NomanFG]

YOU KNOW X100

[@ShaquanTalbert]

I know someone who said he has a dream about giving me his. Still haven't gotten 😞. I hope he still has the manual

[@tatorskeller6025]

Dope

[@InterestingLifeTravels]

With this video alone you can learn a lot of what Maschine can do...

[@biturbo]

Who's her? Great knowledge

[@iwillnevergetone5]

anyone know the song/sample around @8:33?

[@NenjahNycist]

I liked this because she said Pause. Lmfaooo. Very informative tho

[@ConsciousFX]

Sometimes when I stretch a sample out in machine I get a metallic sound like Ski did when he did the manual beat percentage when time stretching. Why does it sound like that? I don't think the MPC'S sounded like that when you stretched out the samples..

[@dugodugo11]

i want it so bad. NOMONEY fuck

Same here. But for the moment i can't even use my Maschine Mikro mark II at its full potential

[@dugodugo11]

Milos Miloradovic bro you have to learn your Mikro first dont buy it before you learn dat shit

ofc but it's easier on the big one, trust me

[@flujotech]

The money will come. ;-)

[@Elienguitar]

Dulgoon E. Just get a guitar center card. put that shit on 12 months same as cash...blam done son.

[@UnitedPebbles]

Eh is it in a drum interface? But better than cut n paste? Resample, fill in, and remake bg could be better with this?

[@iNicky777]

i see everybody using maschine with macbooks and mine can barely take four groups.. starts crashing..abd it's only like a year and a half old..whats the problem?

[@UnknownUser-hk7qq]

if i use a midi to usb cable and plug the midi cables in the maschine and USB to pc , will it still power up?

[@seanflorentz7384]

the MPC touch got the sequencer on it now... anybody think either or is better? i really just got it for drums anyway so it wouldn't bother me to get something else for sampling or just period for different uses... also what are good DAWs cuz I started on FL and it was so easy for me, theres something I don't like about Logic now I'm on Mac, thinking about Ableton, protools... idk just a thought

[@aboelkes420]

Sean Florentz ive got an mpc tpuch and dont get me wrong, i like it. but theres so much fluff. i feel like since ive never used an older mpc (1000, 2000xl, etc) a lot of it caters to those users instead of someone like me who learned to produce on a DAW.

[@seanflorentz7384]

aboelkes420 maybe so but just check out youtube for tutorials, i saw a lot of producers like zaytoven and honorable c note using them as well as MANY others using what i assume is the software, enough people "seemed' to be using it so i got one, not even for the sampling, but youtube can help... i never used an mpc but I'm fairly experienced at using hardware so i could figure it out or type in google when i have a question

[@aboelkes420]

Sean Florentz thanks for the advice bud

[@whoisodaroo]

That Stoni schooling near the end

[@laserbeak43]

harsh lol. seemed like they had to cut the workshop short

[@ShaggyKris]

Whats the song he sampled at 8:33?

[@NickyCsInnovators]

Can you automate the sample Start, Loop Start, and Loop End parameters?

[@Hiightech666]

this machine works with fl studio right??

[@JEFFMAN90]

†.pensΔmientoΔstrΔl.† It works with any DAW

[@traviscallender4668]

Can someone tell me what was that first sample he used?

[@GrimmusiKRecords]

"It feels like you swingin when you're nudgin... But you're not!"

[@r.williams8725]

What laptops are compatible with the maschine?

[@ChurchBoy0487]

Don't see what all the crying and racism is about. She even said "not to be disrespectful" in case he was soft like most of the people in these comments. Guy started throwing up incorrect info and she hit him with a strong dose of constructive criticism.

[@stathagranak]

what was going on at 11:18. what is that

[@BurnyBlaze]

how much is this maschine ?

[@eLm0gPr0]

J.R.E.A.M. DZIAH. $1000 US

[@maxray5583]

what was the first song he sampled?

[@swaggakid00010]

He made the note nicer 11:30

[@Dluck7]

What song is that first sample?

[@larrytan73]

real funny now that ski uses the akai MPC-x

[@mcDontSpeak]

I love these guys but this was a little funny. Maschina?

[@BenNCM]

Who is the girl at 1:43 in the background?

[@engoodz]

Oh let me just check my phone book.

[@BenNCM]

If you could, that would be great, thanks. I wish to marry her.

[@dennisthorntonii2422]

No disrespect IceBreaker165, but using anything is technically "sampling" unless you've invented the instrument or sound used. Sampling is just what music creators do, who maybe can't particularly play instruments or recreate what they want to use. However, I think I understand what you meant. Respect to you!

[@itsrelativ3967]

Learn sound & mixing. Not just the equipment.

[@blkstone5272]

Anyone which is better...mk2 or the studio...never used either.

[@Roomer645]

The both the same in terms of musci making but the studio has more feedback and sometimes better control due to dedicated buttons and such. The Studio is nearly impossible to bring along where as the MK2 or Mikro is really portable. If you have the cash and plan to use it at home or in your studio then definitely get the Studio.

[@holyrockstar]

She say prelifiny lol what did she say about making sure the sample doesn't keep running..

[@jfactor4826]

What's that female engineers name???

[@ugodeep2900]

Stoni Musiq she is knows

[@aboelkes420]

anyone want to trade a maschine for an mpc touch? i love my touch but i really want a maschine.

[@edhernandez3576]

aboelkes420 i do bro what kind of mpc you got

[@Bad_Michael]

Studio beste Maschine besser als mk3

[@EliteOnTheBeat]

Came here from native instruments........

[@micahmggreen3464]

What song is that 1:52?

[@micahmggreen3464]

Richie Havens

[@ladygina3893]

Thanks for this awesome video about music producing, but i wnat to know what program are you using to make your own music? ...i ask you that because now i'm making my own music beatz with only BTV...and after that my music beatz are uploaded directly on my youtube channel ...and the complete beatmaking studio cost me only $7

[@sprb4725]

He's using.... Maschine ????? Tf

[@TurnDown2Loud]

I am a very amateur producer. I'm very uneducated when I comes to software and have no hardware. If anyone has any videos/Websites that you could recommend to help me learn I would greatly appreciate it. Any other tips or advice would be very helpful.

[@shortythepresident3913]

I can help you. Private message me and i'll break everything down for you. And show you some places you can get free software to start learning. You don't need much money anymore like back in the days. You may not even have to spend a dime. How does that sound? PM me - i'll hook you up.

[@theorrymusic]

I've never produced music yet, so this looks super confusing to me haha. It would take me forever to figure out how to use the machine and a program, like Ableton.

[@soundsandwords]

yes. you really need to spend time learning the basics of production and DAW use. too many people waste money on fancy hardware thinking it's magic beans. they are upfront about the need to learn production and sound concepts FIRST. i recommend doing a lot of production work with the bare bones first. get a DAW you like and a midi controller. learn what everything means and does. when you figure out how you like to work, take that experience and artistic license with you to the equipment store.

[@kiddbillinger3948]

learn your frequencies people

[@banjo01000]

how come you got diana ross with you

[@The1ndOnlyJVT]

what daw is he using?

[@Spidouz]

+The1ndOnlyJVT He said Ableton Live

[@JDAcha]

+Phil Smith thats not ableton. Its the maschine software

[@Spidouz]

+JD Acha at 12:40 he clearly mentioned he uses Ableton, she does explain how it does integrate Maschine into Ableton at 16:30, and we can _CLEARLY_ see the Ableton Live interface at 17:10 (with him saying it again; so how many time do you want him to say it??). So don't be stupid, watch the whole video and stfu!

[@junelopez215]

MPC smack the shit out the sounds coming out Maschine..

[@claycourchaine5213]

How so?

[@AVClip]

Neither of the devices actually create sounds? Are you aware of that?

[@BodhiGeraci]

AVClip hahaha I was thinking the exact same shiit

[@shortythepresident3913]

Yeah right. I'm MPC for life dog. MPC would murder that garbage. It's so funny that the MPC 2000xl came out in like 1992 and to this day in 2015 they still can't make a sampler that does a better job. Most software samplers are not even samplers at all. LMAO - All these software company's are Akai's bitch !

[@famousarmystudio]

junelopez215 this goes straight to what Stoni was saying. "Learn". First off neither the MPC series hardware or Maschine produce any sounds. Both use converters. The MPC uses its own converter on the output and input. Maschine uses whatever converters you purchase (the uneducated will call this a soundcard). It's so tiring hearing people talk about MPC sounds better. The truth is the MPC sounds unique due to it's input and output converters from analog to digital then out from digital to analog. Maschine will however sound as good or as bad as your converters. You could spend $100 and get a cheap usb IO (converter), or you could spend $3000 and get a very high end IO. The trick to the MPC is that, compared to todays technology, the MPC converters are fairly low quality, but that is why it has "that sound". The same goes for the sp1200 with its 12bit sampling. The sp1200 uses its own converters on the input and output, so its has its own unique sound. Before anyone flames me, I do own and have worked with all of these machines mentioned.

[@MACKGORDONJR]

What is Mashina??? Why does she keep saying Maschine I thought is was Maschine

[@anunnaki64]

Mcarthur Gordon She is pronouncing it right. It is german. C'mon people!

[@groveboytmt]

Mcarthur Gordon Because that's the proper name for it.

[@wtfdikshit]

lol I know right