How to Use Everything in MASCHINE MK3, Beat Making Masterclass (Part 2) | Native Instruments

Watch as Native Instruments’ MASCHINE guru Boris Mezga walks you through part 2 of our epic MASCHINE Masterclass. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use MASCHINE to quickly compose musical ideas and arrange them into a fully produced beat using its internal plugins, effects, instruments, step sequencer, sample slicer, mix view, and arrangement views.
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CHAPTER 6: PLUGINS & INSTRUMENTS
Understand MASCHINE’s internal signal flow and how to navigate the plugins, effects, instrument browser, and modulation settings.
CHAPTER 7: THE STEP SEQUENCER
Learn how to use the step sequencer to quickly program drum patterns.
CHAPTER 8: THE VARIATION ENGINE
Learn how to use the variation engine to spark musical ideas.
CHAPTER 9: SLICING SAMPLES AND LOOPS
Learn how to slice samples and loops, different ways of executing them, and how to save your edits for later use.
CHAPTER 10: MIX VIEW & QUICK EDIT BUTTONS
Learn how to navigate channel settings, mix view, and the quick edit buttons to edit your mix. You’ll also learn how to save multiple mixes to compare your work.
CHAPTER 11: EFFECTS & AUTOMATION
Learn how to apply and automate effects to individual sounds, groups, and the master bus.
CHAPTER 12: ARRANGEMENT STRATEGIES
Learn how to use Ideas view and Song view to compose and arrange your beat. Once you’re done, we’ll walk you through how to export your track into an audio file.
Check out Part 1 for more MASCHINE tips and tricks: • How to Use Everything ...
Ready for Part 3? Here it is! • How to Use Everything ...
00:00 - CHAPTER 6: PLUGINS & INSTRUMENTS
00:15 - Understanding the Internal Signal Flow
00:39 - Plug-in view
02:10 - How to Use the Sampler Plugin: Working with Individual Samples
04:08 - The Sampler’s Internal Effects, Modulation Envelopes, and Velocity Settings
05:01 - Vintage Sampler Emulation
07:39 - Editing Sample Waveforms
09:45 - How to Use the Audio Plugin: Working with Loops
13:38 - How to Use the Virtual Instruments Browser
17:20 - CHAPTER 7: THE STEP SEQUENCER
17:57 - Step Mode: Triggering samples in the step sequencer
18:39 - Pad Mode: Selecting a sound to program in the sequencer
19:15 - FIXED Velocity mode
20:02 - Swing Function
20:47 - Editing the pitch, velocity, and length of a sound in a step
21:16 - Selecting multiple notes to edit simultaneously
22:15 - Quick edit controls
24:43 - Effect automations
27:25 - CHAPTER 8: THE VARIATION ENGINE
27:57 - Sparking ideas with the Randomizer
30:30 - CHAPTER 9: SLICING SAMPLES AND LOOPS
30:38 - How to use the Sample Slicer
33:54 - Ways of playing sliced samples
39:09 - Saving slices and patterns
40:01 - CHAPTER 10: MIX VIEW & QUICK EDIT BUTTONS
40:16 - Using the quick edit section
41:31 - Editing a group of pads simultaneously
42:09 - Saving and comparing multiple mixes with the Lock function
43:56 - Mixer view
45:55 - Channel Settings
46:53 - CHAPTER 11: EFFECTS & AUTOMATION
47:12 - Applying effects on individual sounds, groups, and the entire mix
50:00 - Loading effects from the browser
51:14 - Managing your effects signal chain
52:13 - Setting up send and return effects
55:25 - Recording and deleting automation
57:35 - Performance effects
56:33 - CHAPTER 12: ARRANGEMENT STRATEGIES
59:54 - Ideas View: Exploring musical ideas with scenes
1:01:05 - Creating a new scene
1:01:30 - Duplicating scenes
1:02:08 - Deactivating scenes
1:03:41 - Labeling scenes
1:04:13 - Song View: arranging your ideas with sections
1:04:44 - Dropping scenes, patterns, clips, and automations to sections
1:06:05 - Listening to the whole song
1:07:00 - Clips: adding transitional elements to glue sections together
1:09:40 - Exporting song ideas to an audio file
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[@NativeInstruments]

Check out Part 1 for more MASCHINE tips and tricks: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5S2nZiVeN6jsMk

[@igordrozhd4687]

will add in the Maschine more channels and more groups for writing music, when I add an effect to a channel, and switch to another channel sound effect is hiding please fix it,I want this effect to be permanently open so that it does not close or disappear,and also in groups, when I add an effect, it is open, but when I switch to another group, the effect disappears,the second problem is the arrangement, arrangement is not classical ,there is a pattern in the groups, I can't move it, I can't move it left or right, I want to move this sound that is in the pattern to the left and right, automation cannot be tied to an arrangement,automation cannot be written in the track,no more send channels are opened, only two, saichen works poorly , not qualitatively if the channel is completely full, fully completed project, then the redekshina arrow game was late,she beat unevenly with a kick.did not hit the rhythm with the tact kick. Because the arrow in the editorial office was late.

[@NativeInstruments]

Hey, if you have any questions about Maschine, feel free to to drop us an email here: bit.ly/n1msc

[@igordrozhd4687]

Now I want to talk to you about traktor pro 3. I have version 3.5.3.303, I found a bug, it is related to sound effects. On the left I have single channel effects, on the right group effects, a track on the deck starts playing, I turn on the group effect I selected and simultaneously turn on the single point effect, (with one knob) the group effect is heard and the second effect is not heard, the sound effect (with with one control) the volume of the effect is at maximum, and in the group the effect was at the factory volume, I started by reducing the volume in the group effect, and then the two effects were clearly audible, superimposed on each other, I turned off the effects, it shows turned off, the effects are still sound in the same position as I set them, the settings, I pause the track and the effects continue to play in the traktor pro 3. the same thing happens when you turn on multiple effects at the same time with one control.

[@NativeInstruments]

Hi, can you please DM us your email address on Instagram or Twitter?

[@egoredji]

You are amazing guys. It’s very helpful. But can you make (or maybe you have already) tutorial how to move all project from MK3 to Ableton 🙏🙏🙏

[@magnuseriksson8081]

All companies that want their customers to love their products should spend a lot more time on these kinds of tutorials.

[@johnnylonz]

Great tutorial, this guy is one of the best teachers I’ve seen on KZbin. Hope NI pays him well.

[@gmaxxbln]

These two parts are for me by far the best ever explanation of using the Maschine controller I watched! …and I watched many of them since I bought my Maschine a year ago! 😅 Thx for it!! 🙏😀

[@NativeInstruments]

Our pleasure 🙌

[@saaimabrar4904]

yes that's true... I have komplete and maschine . finally now I can use maschine.... waiting for similar videos for Komplete and how to use both together.

[@cinnful1]

Agreed, could have used these 2 videos 4 years ago when I bought mine.

[@jetmerlin412-_2]

Boris is a Beast internalizing the plethora of techniques and parametric options inside Maschine (On the Fly) 🤜🎹🤛

[@jetmerlin412-_2]

​@cinnful1 I know Right!!!!!

[@in_10z]

As a long time user (almost 10 years now) of Maschine, I can approve these How Everything series to be the hands down standard reference for learning and using Maschine effectively and efficiently! Thank you Boris and Native!!!!

[@lowlowseesee]

it better be since its coming from the source lol

[@matthewwright9112]

This video (and it's presenter - brilliant guy) have just given me the confidence to buy one of these. This chap is a true ambassador to your company, informative and you can clearly see he's excited by what he's showing us. Sometimes that's all it takes!

[@yazansaifi5895]

These 2 masterclass videos are outstanding!! I wish they were released pre-covid when i bought my MK3. Honestly speaking, i am not using my Mk3 much due to my frustration of the learning curve associated with such a creative, limitless device. It tires me and makes unmotivated to juggle KZbin videos, some guys r good, some aren't and some just wanna make profit. I also bought a course from Udemy, the instructor is informative but, i dunno we didn't click. The manual ia great and well put together, however, manual are well used for microwaves and such. No amount of pages can illustrate the greatness and capabilities of the MK3. Boris, i cant thank you enough for both classes, they are well put together. The passion that you have cant be measured, your method of delivery, the constant smiles and the tones of your voice did not make me feel like i have watched a +2 hours tutorial. Again, thank you so much. For Native Instruments, thank you for going above and beyond. For the Tech and innovation team, thank you so much. The team in marketing and social media, you are doing a great job. Your content, the guests you have in your videos and expansions are implacable.

[@NativeInstruments]

We're so glad to read this was helpful Yazan, thank you so much!

[@jazzbeats23]

Same experience for me. Good luck Yazan!

[@yazansaifi5895]

@@jazzbeats23 thank you Rich. Best of luck for both of us 🤞

[@case_ku]

@yazansaifi5895 - you are NOT alone !! I struggled and am still struggling a bit but am slowly but surely progressing, Yazan your comment rang a bell with me, your comment could have BEEN MYSELF, so I know others are experiencing similar hurdles, But hang in there friend, I am sure you'll be glad you stuck it out, I am now getting to grips with my own Mk3 and make full tracks, navigate around fairly well, all I need to do is get a better understanding of exporting projects and tracks, macro controls (efx on the fly) and patterns and scenes a little bit, and I'm golden, man! - I 😢 too also bought a tutorial that was supposed to enlighten and show how to do everything', in Maschine, and while I know the team maybe meant well ( or maybe they just wanted cash grab, ) but I couldn't stay awake, it was a dreadful video , But at least I have a way to fall asleep now, on those restless nights 😆

[@ABStudioProductions69]

10,000% agree I also bought my MK3 during COVID and gathered dust as was to difficult to trawl through the manual as a new starter - just found these videos yesterday and `WOW' so brilliant thanks Boris

[@blacktminister415]

This kind of lenghty, im depth video’s are great! Keep them coming! Daw-workflow, vocal-recording in even more depth, automation in depth, using mk3 and jam and kk together… Maschine is just so much fun, so inspirational!

[@NativeInstruments]

Many thanks for the feedback 🙏

[@profitsandloss]

@nativeinstruments Is Maschine dead? I see no innovation coming out of NI around Maschine.

[@blacktminister415]

@@profitsandloss in my opinion maschine has improved a lot already the last 3 years. I reckon it is very much alive.

[@WillieJB2]

I would love to see a series like this for the Maschine Mikro. Even though I love these videos, they highlight how 99% of your workflow can be done on the hardware. Not the case with the Mikro. I would appreciate a deep dive into what makes the Mikro different. Boris is the Maschine GOAT BTW!!!

[@TheConsideredMan]

Purely on the strength of this video and Part 1 before it, I went out and bought a Maschine Mk 3 straight away. I love Native Instruments anyway, but this level of detail and the quality of this video presentation by Boris is on another level as are those by Jef. We need good quality content like this to enable us all to see the massive potential that these instruments have. If this quality of detail could be brought to ALL of NI's products, instruments and software alike, my bank account would be empty in seconds, my wife would have left me and taken the kids too! Question is guys, would I rather have the Native Instruments gear or my wife...I better be very very careful here!!! Keep this EXCELLENT QUALITY of video coming, NI people...absolutely brilliant...😁😁😁

[@pentachronic]

Agree. The unit has so many things and it’s great to have a logical explanation of everything. Still learning this thing after 3 years! These vids are so helpful.

[@dertbom]

I just finished the other one last night, and was looking for this yesterday, what perfect timing MASCHINE!

[@hypgnosis3159]

I didn't realize when I bought the Mk3, and entered the ethos that is "Native Instruments & Maschine", this thing isn't a groove box or music work station, it's a musical EVERY thing, like a true AI "brain" of magic and sounds ! Anything this capable is obviously gonna have a little learning curve, any new owners reading this, don't get discouraged (like I did,) be proud, and just dive IN and get to grips with this masterpiece gadget! Lord knows what NI will have in 10 years(!?!) Great work, thanks Boris and NI 🙏

[@mariopandza]

This is so good, I learned a few tricks that I thought weren’t possible, well done NI!

[@NativeInstruments]

Keep an eye on the next one, we've got more tricks up our sleeves 😎

[@vgspro5365]

@@NativeInstruments You are putting out a Part 3. Awesome. I will be practicing my skills using the MK3 and looping these to become more familiar with the instrument. Great class! Keep them coming!

[@afdanarcho4629]

I need a half year, to find out all this tipps & trix by myself. With this 2,5 hour video i would maybe got my knowledge in 3 days. So please in future: Bring such teach-vids exact in THIS way as SOON as possible!!! - This guy is a really good teacher!!!!

[@NativeInstruments]

More coming your way 😎

[@larry96]

This is the most educational and simple video of maschine mk3 i've ever seen

[@samuraistich4790]

Update Maschine software to higher res please!

[@joseluisrevelo]

I’ve been a Maschine user for years now and even I caught details I didn’t know or had forgotten about. Great videos and awesome educational style

[@NativeInstruments]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@WaveBits]

Love the Vintage Sampler emulation! Nice hearing the character and grit in that part when you detuned the samples. 🎛👍🏻

[@NativeInstruments]

Perfect for when you wanna bring some hardware-style crunch to your productions. 😉

[@zlatanonkovic2424]

I did not buy it yet but high quality content like that really assures you that this is a high quality product from a company that cares. Well done!

[@hisroyalillness]

by far ni´s best Tutorial. Thanks Boris!

[@pawelsztrajt6098]

Amazing videos, Library of Alexandria for all Mk3 heads . I am so happy you guys come up with this .Thank you !!

[@mptybeats]

Been rocking maschine since mk1 always loved the fluidity of their products, you can never know everything! This was amazing!

[@CharlesK441]

58:57 Oh wow! Theres so much that can be done. It blows me away !

[@case_ku]

Maschine is VERY capable and powerful, and to expect to understand everything totally in short period of time is unrealistic, I am so glad I have maschine , as I go through my musical journey, I find I always have some new use for Maschine and it's vast library of sounds and functions , Right now I am researching the best way to start doing live jams and use my Mk3 as a loop player I can jam with and make videos, Great comment @CharlesK441 👍🏼 I love my Maschine Mk3 it's money well spent IMHO

[@jazzysteph0509]

marvellously explained at the right pace thanks for this very clear ! cheers from belgium

[@viktorbain]

The most useful KZbin video on the machine mk3, thank you so much for your work! please release similar videos as often as possible 5+ 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@NativeInstruments]

Next one dropping soon 💫

[@TheConsideredMan]

One additional request would be if Boris could show how, upon partially completing a project within Maschine and the Maschine 2 software, how it can then be exported into Ableton Live 11, thus enabling additional work to be carried out on the project which goes beyond the capabilities of Maschine but is within the more extensive capabilities of Ableton....this would be really really useful! If however, this type of video has already been done by Boris or Jef, could some kind soul please point me in the direction of any such video...Many thanks in advance from Matt in the UK...

[@palimo3653]

This masterclass is pure gold thank you! Clear, precise, organized and detailed. My only question is what took so long lol.

[@signas9896]

Bruh, I'm saying

[@skillmaticwayne]

Thank you for this NI! I will be here to for all of the parts! I would even pay for more learning for this device. I love what you all are doing and this is the perfect time to learn about this awesome tool!

[@case_ku]

Around 12:00 mins in, I wadnt aware Maschine was capable of this, (Time stretching a sample loop) this is such a handy & powerful tool to bave at our disposal, I can't see how i missed this, (I have watched bits & pieces of all these tutorials, Pts 1,2, and 3) but i usually just search out what specific issue i am having trouble with, So i havent watched every single minute yet, Thanks NI and Boris 🙏🙏

[@mkirbymusic]

So grateful for these videos! I've been a long time Maschine MK1 user but only upgraded to MK3 a few months ago. I watched them through once but I think I'll back again through them with my Maschine in front of me and follow along.

[@shahirmaged3428]

this is the most useful and comprehensive series to use Maschine. Great great great

[@DirtyJokesFan]

Thanks to all involved in the planning and production of these instruction videos. You’ve done a great job and more are welcome please.

[@m.g.e.3216]

yo yo thank you so much i really appreciate guru Boris Mezga i owe you one my maschine skills went up 💯!!!

[@Realliedoe]

Maschine is mad intelligent, I learn something new every time!

[@blkrbbt]

First of all... these videos are necessary to be able to use the Maschine. Without them, I couldn't figure out the basic functionality. And I love Boris... Especially at 12:15, when he goes into half time, the musician in him comes out, becasue he stumbles on something that he likes, and looks of camera because you know hes producing something that bangs. The look on his face! He knows its good.

[@balrojmusic]

Best Maschine tutorial ever!!! Keep them coming!

[@Jeka18137]

Нарешті Ви почали навчальні відео! МК3 дуже сильна штука, але нам потрібні знання! Дякую! 👍

[@jazzbeats23]

The manuals seem technically accurate, but manuals put me to sleep. I don’t know half of the terms, and it’s not obvious how or why I would use whatever function is being discussed. Seeing the functions in context is so much better, and makes Maschine more accessible to me. I don’t have much time to watch Maschine tutorials because most waste too much of my time. These tutorials have great information density, tell me what I need to know to use it, and HOW I would use it, and I really can’t say enough good about them. It makes me want to use Maschine and try what Boris is doing with my own ideas. I wasn’t sure I’d pickup 14, but now Im sure that I will. Thank you!!!

[@NativeInstruments]

Amazing feedback, we're thrilled to read this. Wish you lots of fun

[@sonicindustries227]

Knocked it out the park with these two tutorials Boris. I love my Maschine Mk3, S88 Mk2 and well, everything NI. Always something new to learn (Big fan of Jef Gibbons too). Just wish there was a naming convention for Lock States

[@DerDaniel83]

Thanks NI and Boris. We need more videos like this!

[@gl20453]

Please more videos like this, are so helpful.

[@NativeInstruments]

What do you want us to cover next?

[@gl20453]

@@NativeInstruments - Live performance - Creating track from Sampling

[@NativeInstruments]

Noted!

[@Cynjim4eva]

Thanks this 2 part series was brilliant, there are loads of Tutorials out there but this is the best, thanks again Boris!

[@namagenshu]

great set of videos on Maschine MK3! thanks Boris and NI for putting these together. I mostly watch Jef Gibbons for Maschine tutorials, so his videos plus these from NI make a perfect combo. looking forward to seeing more!

[@mimidhof2179]

Yes, great second part!

[@orion98mc92]

Thank you for these 2 videos!

[@IGNITE101]

I just want to thank you because you are truly transparent on the way you explain how to work within the mk3 and really smooth and detailed explanations, really really great work on this tutorials! Thanks!

[@AkoKurnosenko]

Cleaning dust off my MK3 - very well done tutorials to support your customers. Thanks NI

[@HUMZMIC1]

THANK YOU SO MUCH for that information it is super educational....I LIKE!!!

[@j3tts3tt3r]

Simply the BEST informative tutorial to date for Maschine. Very interesting,followable and understandable! This really made the vast amount of options seem manageable and is a great GPS to navigate the Maschine software and hardware. Thanks

[@billwarner213]

These videos are OUTSTANDING! Been using Maschine for about ten years, but felt I needed a refresher course and am SO thankful for this series. THANK YOU, NI, for your AMAZING products!

[@elvigilante6116]

I been study these two hours of video for two weeks and I can only say that maschine is amazing, with this two videos I learned a lot, two years ago I preferred maschine over mpc for the price hehehe but seeing the possibilities I see that I was not wrong, thank you very much NI and Boris. ❤ P. D. We need the native version of maschine for apple silicon, two years guys, two years. 🧐

[@JK-JRK]

Boris is brilliant! NI, don’t lose this guy!

[@magnuseriksson8081]

More of this, please.

[@moradimusic]

Thank you to the Maschine guru Boris.

[@othmanemourahib6517]

Thanks best ever video for the maschine users 👍

[@706erRick]

Definitely just opened up so many possibilities... I've had my Maschine MK3 almost a year and found the answers to all my Maschine hardware and software questions... sheesh 😮

[@djbrinx]

this is what i was waiting for ... finally ... well done .... thanx!

[@djbrinx]

THATS what i always thought would be dope: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqOopptnhZtggK8

[@wilhelmaichelberg]

Incredibly thankful for this. Long time over due IMO. After 2 years I’m still learning stuff 👍🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@Bonfee]

Really great tutorial! Even if I possess the MK3 since 5 years now, Boris gave me inspirational points of view. I will definitely merge some tips in my workflow with the Maschine. Thank you!

[@NativeInstruments]

Happy to hear that!

[@Yahoomediaclub]

Great Videos as usual ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@SclimBeats]

Love you guys ! Great job on this one I needed it 🙃

[@StephanieSante]

Fabulous job Boris and Native. This really helps with understanding Arranger on the Hardware.

[@beauh19]

Best Maschine tutorial out there. By Far. I learned so many new things its almost a whole new instrument. only better.....but still still the same.

[@NoEsHumano]

Thank you for this !

[@reinoldg]

This was a very, very but very long overdue tutorial. It was magnificent. I will now return the Maschine to my friend and buy one. This is all I needed

[@yitao_]

Learned some of the functions that I didn’t know

[@tjonesjr904]

so glad im on the mk3 now,just awesome great company great video

[@Mileexbeats]

Thank you for these tips they help me a lot 🙏

[@nkryptedmusic7961]

So excellent! Thanks Boris!

[@gibson2623]

Excellent! Indeed is like what the title says,extremely well presented. ;)

[@dxtrs_mnpltr]

Maschine Mk3 must be among the very best pieces of gear ever made! I’m gonna be getting the Maschine+ too for those moments I prefer to move away from the computer. Thanks Boris for the awesome tutorials! If possible I’d like to see a tutorial on saving samples, sounds etc… and building up your own fully tagged user sample library

[@AmbiguousAnthony]

The maschine is a beast! I never understand why I see them used in music shops! People must not realize the amount of things you can do with it. Freaking microwave society don’t have the time to invest in gold anymore! (Old man rant of the day) Thanks NI for these videos!!!

[@case_ku]

BORIS, YOU ROCK STAR !!!! thank you!

[@marshallanderson1941]

lovin it🥰💯💙

[@Combat18.]

Your an awesome teacher man thank you

[@wolfganglahmann1933]

Great Tutorial, Boris & NI-Team!

[@nooksimpletouch9606]

Awesome tutorial! Thank you

[@bradjonmusic]

You’re really helping me with Maschine thank you!

[@brandonlesko3126]

Great tutorial. I learned a few tricks about the Sampler and the Step Mode. Exactly what I was looking for. I'm able to get away from Logic until I've basically created my song.

[@NativeInstruments]

That's a pretty good news!

[@papepcool]

Thank you again Boris.

[@NativeInstruments]

Thank you too!

[@fabgroove]

Je reporte un nouveau commentaire… C’est vraiment la meilleure vidéo sur Maschine que j’ai vu. Je vais la revoir un bon nombre de fois pour maîtriser la bête !! 😜 Merci…

[@saaimabrar4904]

please make another details video about using maschine with Komplete Kontrol. How to use both together

[@tekfunk6299]

Thank you very much for this. Besten Dank

[@-thetapestream-channel1808]

i m really in love with this Machine!!!!

[@vgspro5365]

How about a video or a section of a video on prepping patterns for movement into a DAW such as Ableton or any DAW. I use Digital Performer so I understand that DAW might be a bit outside the box, but I also use Ableton for some writing as well and some of the applications will still apply to both! And thank you SO MUCH for these two that you have done so far! Boris is an outstanding instructor!

[@tobiasantolini1052]

As far as it goes, this has made me use my maschine again. Thank you guys!

[@NativeInstruments]

That's very heart-warming Tobias! 🔥

[@BubbaSatori]

Thank you! 🙌🏻

[@MrScrooge1980]

Excellent tutorials, top notch!!!!!!!

[@xXUsualxSuspectXx]

Never knew step mode was so deep! 🤩

[@RPMusicStudios]

I’ve learned more in the first 20 minutes than I have owning the Maschine for 8 years lol

[@CruciA]

42:27 I need this song in my life

[@JC-pu3vl]

Excellent tutorial!

[@lucid484]

I don't think people who don't use Machine, just how powerful it is!!! I have no need to be mobile, but I would take this and a powerful laptop of an MPC any day of the week.

[@shadowfountain]

Can you make a video of how to turn songs into instrumental using MASCHINE MK3???

[@830jkl]

Thank you so much for both of these videos. We all really appreciate them, they truly are the best 🎹.

[@sh-nd4cs]

Boris is really helpful

[@joshuawilder5199]

I am blown away by this tutorial. Organized, simple, descriptive...INCREIBLE!! I have one question about patterns and scenes. Not sure if NI checks the comment page or if someone reads this and knows the answer I would appreciate a response :). When I move from pattern to pattern, it picks up the new pattern instantly. Is there a way to delay that to a pre determined moment - like the next bar for example. I use logic loops a lot and that feature is built in, so wondering if the Maschine can do it as well. Thanks again for an amazing tutorial!!!

[@petrknedlik]

Boris is the real MVP

[@dimmubutcher]

Guys, you forgot the link for the arrangement video on the description. Anywho, great tutorial, thanks a lot

[@NativeInstruments]

Good call! Just added it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/npicooGHfJZ7e8k

[@supareelsmusic9415]

Excellent vidio thanks