Maschine+ is Native Instruments’ answer to stand-alone beat making and groove box based electronic music production. We’ve spent some more time exploring the hardware features, sounds, samples and effects and put together a tutorial detailing an approach to making music using Maschine+’s stand-alone workflow. This video explores building a track from scratch starting with browsing and loading sounds through to arrangement and sequencing with a bunch of other super handy techniques along the way. Stay tuned for more tutorials to come.
Check out our Just Sounds videos for a focused listen to the Maschine+:
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