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- Pro tip: Re-Sampling layered Drums with Detect Mode
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How to Use Everything in MASCHINE MK3 - Beat Making Masterclass
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- 1 - Intro
- 2 - What is a link group?
- 3 - Layering drum sounds
- 4 - Layering synths
- 5 - Layering sampler zones
- 6 - What is a choke group?
- 7 - How to apply swing Channel versus Quick Edit
- 8 - Changing swing settings
- 9 - Master versus Group versus Sound Swing
- 10 - Relationship with Note Repeat/Arp
- 11 - How to humanize Notes
- 12 - Connecting external sources
- 13 - Setting up input channel
- 14 - Adding plugin effects to live signal
- 15 - Setting up Input channel
- 16 - Sampling Sounds into Sampler
- 17 - Sampling Loops into Audio Plugins
- 18 - Re-Sampling Sounds into Sampler
- 19 - Pro tip: Re-Sampling layered Drums with Detect Mode
- 20 - Alternative way: Drag and Drop to Slice a sample again
- 21 - Saving Samples
- 22 - What are lock snapshots?
- 23 - The Lock Button
- 24 - Extended Lock Menu
- 25 - Morphing including Groove Settings
- 26 - Managing Lock Snapshots
- 27 - Using external MIDI to trigger Lock Snapshots
- 28 - Pro tip: Finger drumming on steroids
- 29 - Triggering Lock Snapshots in a DAW
- 30 - What is a Macro Control?
- 31 - Master vs Group vs Sound Macros
- 32 - Using the hardware to set up Macros
- 33 - Editing Macros in Software labels, deleting Macros and Macro Pages
- 34 - Setting up hardware connections
- 35 - Loading Factory Presets for external gear and drum machines
- 36 - Using Arpeggiator with Chords Mode
- 37 - Layering with internal instruments
- 38 - Activating MIDI Mode
- 39 - Setting up DAW Ableton for MIDI input
- 40 - Using MIDI learn
- 41 - “Controller Editor” Software
- 42 - Dual light mode
- 43 - Loading factory presets
- 44 - Setting up Hardware connections
- 45 - Configure MIDI ports
- 46 - MIDI Learn
- 47 - Editing MIDI mappings in Software
