Throwback to the Full Moon Jam thrown by my dude Ron Strange & had the honor of the Brotha Cuzzo Fam Pointless Effortz rolling through with me. A Good Time was had⚡️

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Throwback to the Full Moon Jam thrown by my dude Ron Strange & had the honor of the Brotha Cuzzo Fam Pointless Effortz rolling through with me. A Good Time was had⚡️
MASCHINE KILLAH 31
Produce Like A Pro – How to use Native Instruments Maschine – Michael Emm In the past a producer would be the guy sitting at the console telling the musicians or the engineer what he liked and what he didn't.
Here’s a live Maschine Performance from when I was in Cannes, France this past summer.
ust in time for the holidays... it was about time I did a crazy drum #drumandbass track. This started when I was experimenting with making my own breaks, then using iZotope Ozone matching eq to apply some of the sonic character of the classic breaks (like the ubiquitous #amenbreak ) to my own drums pre-production. Then messing with the results, this track came out. Available for #freedownload .
A quick video of live finger mashing with a new kit from Native Instrument's Maschine expansion pack - Drop Squad. I basically just tweeked a couple parameters in one of the pre-set kits and went to town. So many great sounds, I can't wait to go to town with this new material. For now... Here is some fun rockin' live dub-step, Glitch-hop whatever stuff for you. Visit http://www.facebook.com/djseap for more as well as http://www.djseap.com
seriously.. if you produce music and you still ain't hopped on (or checked out) the maschine made by native instruments wtf are you doing with yourself?? lol.. (seriously) but nah lol i've pretty much used all types of DAW's/software, music workstations, and Hardware for music production.. from starting out and learning with FL Studio, to moving to Reason, then to the MPC, and also using Logic and ProTools on the side, then moving to the Native Instruments "Maschine".. well i got to say; so far I feel like The Maschine is everything you could want in software and hardware for music production.. I was a big software head, for me it was tough going from programs like FL Studio and Reason then using the mpc and trying to get used to the different work flow. But when I copped my 1st maschine it was so easy to get used to.. if you're a producer looking for that perfect software/hardware piece, or a good way to integrate both into your work flow.. The Maschine is for you.. w/ the 1.6 update you can load vst plugins within maschine standalone.. u can also rewire reason into it as a plug in.. and to top it off you load maschine as a plugin in protools, logic, and any daw to add the perfect arsenal of sounds and use sick features from it. You can also drag and drop MIDI from the maschine into your DAW. Any idea I have in my head is gone within 30 mins to an hour while using my maschine, the workflow is super fast once you get used to it. i'll be posting videos of me getting down the beast soon.. but for now peep this video and see what the big fuss is all about.