One forgets that this Maschine can also produce very beautiful, complex and organic melodies, as you just demonstrated. Way more than just a techno box, it has dimensions. Thank you for that enlightening demonstration.

This is actually a stunning tutorial. I'm new to the Mk3 itself, but always felt that when I DID get one (as I recently did), I'd want to find ways to integrate it more as a rhythmic/melodic/creative "instrument" , rather trhan just doing what most people do with it - make Ibetha nightclub beats. (nothing wrong with making beats, just not what I do). This shows what it's capable of as a creative tool. What other composers need to know about the 16 pads, is that they're incredibly sensitive (adjustable), so have the potential for truly delicate, subtle nuance. Not a statement that you can make about 99% of "drum controllers" (I've owned them all). My biggest resistance to getting the Maschine, was "what can I do on this that I can't do on my keyboard?" Answer, well, nothing. But that's the wrong question. That's like asking "why buy a guitar when I have a keyboard?" The interaction with each is SO different, the results are worlds apart. You can see from this tutorial alone, that a percussive/beat approach to melodic content prompts wholly new ideas and workflows. There's quite a steep learning curve. Steeper than I expected. But that's precisely because I want to use this as a standalone inspiration instrument and not as just a fancy-ass drum machine. The reason this particular demo is so compelling is because he's mastered the unit fully, as opposed to just tapping out presets. Very happy with the unit so far. Beautifully built and well thought out. More tutorials like this one please, Mr Ressel. Maschine Mk3 as musical instrument.

I find myself returning to this video to convince myself that -Yes! it is possible to make really beautiful sound tracks with this instrument, much resect for your demonstration , its like no other I have seen . I hope you continue to post more . I posted a question a few days ago and have since deleted it , I plan to purchase an mk3 - I believe it will be the only way I'll be able to communicate a question that makes sense . Once again , Thank you for posting this unique video. Very inspiring

This guy's videos are fantastic! Such a joy to watch. More, please!

I'm not a musician, but I'm wildly intrigued by this device. Your sketch in this video is supremely inspiring. I could see this as a one stop shop for making theme music for my films. Thanks for sharing.

This just made me decide to start saving for a maschine. Amazing

This is a fantastic tut! So many other focus on step sequencing, drum, instruments but not many are this creative and show how cool the MK3 is around sound design, production and performance. Thank you pb

This is one of the most enjoyable and relaxing videos on KZfaq

Worth noting that at 1:28 when he puts the sample in loop mode, the sample needs to be changed from One shot to ADSR mode or it won't loop.

I have the Maschine MK 3 since 3 weeks and watched many videos, also read manuals, but this here is one of the best! The explanation how to use the transition between the static snapshots was very important for me! Thx!

I just bought this machine without and ideas of how it works, but because i have done live music for almost 20 years so i decided to change. That's why i got the MK3 to start with, and Paul is actually the greatest help in this new journey. Thanks manhhhh i love your works and can't thank you enough.

Thank you, that was a god level demo. I'm looking down at my new MKIII and feel both inspired and intimidated. Got a lot to figue out, but seeing this makes that effort more worthwhile.

That sample loop pitch rhythm thing at 3;30 blew my mind. I’m impressed. I hope your getting kick backs from NI cause I didn’t think I needed to upgrade, but I think you just sold me on it.

checking this video out in 2020 , and it's still one of -if not- the best video's for understanding Maschine mk3 , i always asked myself why not make more content, but to be honest,Paul pretty much nailed everything with those 2 videos alone.

What a great, friendly and sympathetic person! Great performance & instruction!

Thanks, I learned a lot in a really short period of time and the music didn't drive me nuts

Brillant!! by far the most inspiring tutorial I'v seen!! Thank you !

You can watch our previous episode on 'Arranging and Sketching Musical Ideas on Maschine Mk III' here :: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r82oZNWZmdK4knk.html

Oh, this mute\unmute with snapshots is an absolutely brilliant feature, thanks for sharing it.

WOW! What a amazing teacher. You made me take my MK3 to another level. I will be checking you out as long as you are instructing. THANK YOU! Worth more than GOLD!😎

This video is really great! It’s the exact type of performance I’ve been looking for. Great job!

Excellent instructional video on showing how to use this device. Clear, articulate and creative.

Really like this tutorial. I've been using Maschine Mk3 for some time and am amazed by how much I don't know, haha. It truly is a spectacular piece of equipment. The sampling features you outline here, along with Lock mode, have been some of my favourite features with the device. Thanks for a very informative and easy to follow video. You've got another subscriber.

The BEST tutorial guy on KZfaq. I never say this but, shit bro. Subbed within the first minute

Killer vid!! Interval of a 5th, creates 3 over 2 feel, rhythmically speaking.

Really well done. Thank's for explaining things in a thorough manner

This guy is blowing my mind with this tutorial!, absolutely amazing! Only got one issue with his tutorials, and that is that he never looks into the camera.

What an incredibly informative video, thank you!

you're a legend man :) loved your last tutorial also. Hands down the most helpful videos maschine I've seen (rhymes)

WOW really appreciate the time you took in this video. Well done. Native Instruments are a powerhouse.

I really enjoyed this video. Very inspiring and moving. I'm really excited about learning how this machine works.

Awesome! Incredibly creative way to use this piece of hardware, and you explained everything very well. Trying it out now

I was starting to have buyer’s remorse, and then I saw this. So awesome!

The relationship between harmonic intervals and time !!! was amazing to realize t !!

one of th best maschine tutorials i have ever seen.

This is amazing. Simple but lovely

One of the best Machine tutorials out there. Thanks!

wow. i really learned a lot from this. i dont have a maschine yet (saving up for one) but this really helped me understand some of the features and how they work. i want one so bad! great video

Amazing teacher.

Fantastic tutorial and tutor. Please consider a dedicated series of similar tutorials with Paul. I would gladly purchase. Great stuff!

Wow..great tutorial!!

Excellent work. Very informative, with great tips on the sampling end. Actually, great tips all around. Thank You!

You can basically do what you want on hear when it comes to sound and creativity I love it I’m still learning I wanna check this school out

Your videos and technical know how have given me a totally new outlook on my recent machine Mk3 + S88 keyboard. Thanks indeed. I love indie music and light rock + electro pop ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome 👍

Totally brilliant. Glad I found this video again.

Amazing video, one of the best I have watched n a long time!! More if u can

Wow. Good stuff

one of the best Machine tutorial out there! My question is: is it possible today to flat all the lock live performance or macro movements to the project or to a final audio file?

Wow! That’s a great tune!

How can you use the screenshots in your arrangement.

Straight to the point thank you.

Thanks Paul/Point Blank.

brilliant - very inspiring man - I have to experiment more with reso-chord

Brilliant. Thank you!

Great help with verry clear instructions!

Genius. Stop saying that he has to look at the camera. He’s not an actor, he creates music! Really guy, you are amazing.

great video and very well explained! thanks

Wether you use Maschine or not, some really good ideas here. It makes me want to experiment more with effects.

This is amazing!

Amazing tutorial prolly best one I seen yet 👌👌👌

Hey you, thanks for the interessting video. Is it possible, to record from the lock-mode zu use those different parts for a whole song? Kind regards Dave

This was an amazing video! The thing that I would have loved to see is how you can take these amazing techniques and "imprint" them into the arrangement view of Maschine. I find that I'm able to achieve very sonically interesting movement in the hardware as a performance, but getting that performance into an arrangement is tricky in Maschine due to the pattern-based function of the arranging process. Anyway, great video!

Brilliant music and tuto!!THANKS

STUNNING..

Awesomeness review 👏 👌 🙌 Thank U ....working with the mk2 about to upgrade..your video helped a lot ,PeaceLove&GodBless

great ideas and music also thanks for sharing. ))

That is really inspiring.

amazing video. this is very innovative and im very excited to try to do this. i dont have a piano to sample like that, but im guessing i can just use internal samples to do the same thing?

Awesome share!!! Thank you

Well done and very creative.

Vraiment sublime, bravo 👍

Fantastic video. Makes me want to buy the Maschine, quit my day job and lock myself in a cabin in the mountains.

This was a great video. I’m still new to maschine so I’m probably going to write down everything you said in this video on paper so I don’t have to skip back and forth in the video Lmao wish me luck

awesome trk! great video

Best mk3 so far.

Compared my other gear, the NI Maschine Mk3 wins the documentation award. My printed stack is over 2000 pages. It cost $100 to print! Interestingly, how to get line and headphone audio is a research problem. Thanks for moving us through the basics.

so nice! i wish you finish showing us how to record the macro...

awesome tutorial man

Do you teach on the mashine mk3 I'm new to it and how much.

Friggin EPIC video, man. TONS of REALLY cool ideas. I'm WAY new to the whole sampling thing so any video recommendations for more ideas on creating with this thing (I actually have a Mikro Mk3 on the way...not this...but regardless...), I'd DEFINITELY check them out!!

Great TUT!!! How do you make it loop like that? I have all the settings and it still will not loop?!? I've tried everything? Is there a page to get it off one shot?? Thanks

Question will this device play majority of the chords known to man in chord mode if manipulated the right way

Brilliant thank you!

Has to be one of the better maschine tuts I've seen in a long time! Question for you, is it possible to record or place those snapshots to a scene for a recording? Or it it only for live play? Thanks!

Wizard Maschine inspiration. Thank you.

When creating these loops are you tied to a certain bar length? Can each of these loops be up to a certain time or are the tied to bars? It would be nice to have at least 45 second loops to work with for longer arrangements.

What a genius this guy

Amazing

awesome tutorial

cheers

Hi there,very good video one of the best thank you.I wonder if it would be possible to record using the lock feature with all the automations i put inside a pattern i create.It would be great and make the difference in the production.Thanks :)

I review this video every now and again (and i know maschine inside out).

Cool stuff

This just blew my mind! Is this workflow possible using the Maschine Jam instead of the MK3?

are you somehow able to record your performance with macros and stuff? excellent tutorial.

The loop option doesn't work for me like in this video. I put in a loop and I select the part which I want to use and activate the loop. Selecting keyboard mode, hitting the pad but playing one shot. What is the point I missed?

A1-vid!!

AWESOME

I was going for the Maschine and then found out that I was going to have to upgrade my mac OS because those guys won't upgrade the OD on older macbooks, so I ended up looking around and was interested in Akai MPC live because I am looking to create live performances of techno music and other electronic music. I know you are a Maschine person, but wanted to get your opinion on the difference. I like the MPC live because I have a fear of crashing in the middle of a performance.

Excellent video man.