The Quartet Test
Machinedrum supplies percussion and master clock source.
PP controlling E340 thru various filters to create lead sound. Bass from AFG sequenced by Modcan Touch sequencer. Sport Modulator and Quantimator controlling MFB triple Osc to created randon slewed chord sound. 2x Ulfo’s FM’ing each other thru a LGP controlled by A155.
Other stuf fgoing on but you get the idea…short sharp and to the point!
Gameboy type samples – Noizedrumz Vol.2 [nanoloop] for NI Maschine & NI Kontakt
Noizedrumz vol.2 [nanoloop] for NI Maschine & NI Kontakt
Free download at: http://www.noizefield.com
Features:
* all samples created with a nintendo gameboy running nanoloop
* recorded and mastered with DBX 386, Cubase 5, Adobe Audition
* 918 Samples
* 24Bit, 44,1kHz, wav
* all samples available in stereo and mono
* 6 nki instruments vor Native Instruments Kontakt (v. 4.2.4.5316 and above required)
* 5 nki BooTweak instruments vor Native Instruments Kontakt (v. 4.2.4.5316 and above required)
* 9 drum kits for Native Instruments Maschine
* ready for Native Instruments Maschine
Traktor / Maschine Tutorial – How to Midi Map + Free Mappings (Settings)
More info – http://bit.ly/xgwmpd
In this video, Dubspot Instructor, DMC World Champ, producer and demanding critic of sandwiches DJ Shiftee shares one of his most prized possessions – his Maschine mapping file for Traktor! In part one, he demonstrated an incredible routine using Joker’s “Slaughterhouse” track. In part two, he went into the complex world of LED mapping and modifiers. And now for the final installment of the Shiftee Trilogy, our generous instructor takes you through his Maschine settings, offering a detailed explanation of his mapping and shows you some very cool options for mapping to pads along with some basic functions for cue points setting, looping and syncing.
“Here it is, you hooligans. You thieving scoundrels. My precious Maschine mapping for Traktor. Why don’t you just take my wallet? Or key to my car? Why don’t you spit in my food and tie my shoelaces together? Why don’t you shave off my eyebrows and paint on new ones with a magic marker? Have you no decency? Have you no compassion? Where is your common courtesy? Stealing a man’s Maschine mapping (even though he’s willingly giving it to you for free)? For shame! For Shame!!! FOR SHAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!” – Shiftee
Native Instruments Maschine – live Finger Drumming by DJ Seap
This video features a live performance by DJ SEAP (aka Nigel Sifantus) on the MPC inspired Maschine by Native instruments. There is no sequencing used. All sounds are created, edited and mapped by SEAP then played live “finger drum” style with no edits. Like many of the underground pioneers of finger drumming MPC players, Dj Seap is a Drummer, DJ, Producer with a background ranging from Jazz to Electronica to Metal. You hear all those influences here in this Dubstep inspired track.Equipment used: Ableton Live 8, Native Instruments Massive, the Mouth, and the Finger for sound design, Maschine for performance, and Izotpe ozone plugin for mixdown of the audio. favebook.com/djseap nigelsifantus.com twitter.com/nsifantus
Robot arm is playing the drum machine
robot arm programming: Motoi Ishibashi
software programming: Daito Manabe
using Ableton Live and Native Instruments Maschine to
make beats.
Tutorial: Sound Design with Vocal Samples
More info: http://bit.ly/sEqxOG
In this video tutorial, Dubspot Instructor Matt Cellitti offers tips and tricks for transforming and shaping ordinary sounds with Native Instruments Maschine’s high-performance sampler and and turning them into versatile sampled instruments. Cellitti is co-designer and developer of our Maschine program, along with our very own Heinrich Zwahlen. For those looking for high quality training on Maschine’s hardware/software combination, this is the program. The classes will be available in our school in New York City and at Dubspot Online this January.
Felix Bernhardt new live elements (minimal techno)
Nice way to start of the new week with some minimal techno, enjoy
a little live session with KP3, Electribe, synthstation25 with synthapp on ipod and maschinedrum
download 320kbit mp3 here for free
http://hotfile.com/dl/134666023/131df19/New_Live_Elements.mp3.html
By the way while we are at it let us watch a japanese techno girl working the Animoog on the iPad:
“she began Animoog practice.
performing in front of the small general dealer in a shopping center. ”
Animoog
http://www.moogmusic.com/products/apps/animoog
camera crew : karsin
http://karsin.net/
Maschine and Reaktor manipulation
A simple groove along with some realtime manipulation with Reaktor
iMaschine Sampled Into Modular Circuit Bent Casio Sk-1
iMASCHINE is a professional instrument designed for beat producers of all levels – you don’t need to have experience with MASCHINE to create spontaneous beats. With its intuitive threshold-based pad sampling, note repeat, auto-loop length feature, on-board mixer with six handy effects and the unique audio recording function, iMASCHINE makes it easy to instantly create grooves whenever the mood hits.
Use the included drum kits and melodic sounds, all in professional WAV-format, or expand your library with the iMASCHINE EXPANSIONS – available directly from your device via the in-app store.
The SK-1 has been used by a few major recording artists for its simplicity and lo-fi sound. It became very popular in the late 1990s among the circuit bending crowd after the first guide to bending it was published by Reed Ghazala in Experimental Musical Instruments magazine, though the SK-1 was being modified as early as 1987 when Keyboard Magazine published an article on adding MIDI support[1]. The synthesizer was one of the first pieces of equipment that Autechre had when they began recording music. Musician and score composer Michael Andrews featured a circuit bent SK-1 heavily in the Me and You and Everyone We Know musical score. It was used by notable Jungle artist DJ Hype for his seminal production attempts, as written in book All Crews by Brian Belle-Fortune, and rapper and producer Large Professor used it in his early years of beat-making.
Jamie Lidell performing with iMaschine
Jamie Lidell performs an iMaschine exclusive version of “A Little Bit More” from the album Multiply (2005, Warp) while relaxing in bed.
More info about iMaschine: http://www.native-instruments.com/imaschine
More info about Jamie Lidell: http://www.jamielidell.com
More info about “Multiply”: http://bit.ly/pjpoBX
Here’s a another video by Jamie:
Here lies the second music video from Jamie’s recently released album Compass.
Directed by Lindsey Rome.
DATAMASKIN
