• Software GUI Overview (02:42) - Our introduction to MASCHINE begins with its Software GUI, approached in an easy-to-understand way. After watching, MASCHINE becomes immediately accessible.

• Browser & Project Structure (10:41) - In this video Sami breaks down the structure of projects in MASCHINE and navigates the software browser.

• Importing & Integrating Samples (03:08) - Learn how to import and integrate your own sample library into MASCHINE. Sami explains tagging, helping you keep your user sounds as organized as the factory content.

• Pattern Editor (14:00) - See how to program patterns via the software editor and lay the groundwork for programming with MASCHINE’s hardware later.

• Browsing & Loading Kits (06:18) - Now we begin our navigation of MASCHINE’s Hardware starting with how to browse and load kits, as well as how to change master volume, tempo & swing, as well as edit the grid settings.

• Recording & Erasing Patterns (04:41) - Using the MASCHINE hardware to lay down patterns is as simple as it is gratifying. In this video Sami explains the basic process to record and erase patters on the fly, including using Note Repeat.

• Mutes, Solo & Select (08:29) - Moving on to the Pads section of MASCHINE, Sami explores using Mutes and Solos on the fly for performance and how to select sounds for editing without triggering them when performing live, as well as how to nudge events to change the groove of a pattern.

• Duplicate & Navigate (05:40) - Learn how to easily copy sound and events from one pad to another and quickly navigate to and control any of MASCHINE’s sound manipulation parameters.

• Chromatic & Velocity Modes (06:29) - Crucial to making any kind of melody is the Chromatic or Keyboard mode. Sami shows you how to get to keyboard mode and explains its sub-features such as scales and chord modes. Also explained here are the fixed velocity and 16 Velocity modes.

• Pattern & Scenes (06:06) - In this Video Sami provides a basic overview of creating, copying and deleting patterns as well as inserting patterns into scenes. He explains pattern arranging as the basis for making a full song.

• Step Recording (05:59) - This is the classic way of recording drum patterns with hardware. and it’s more fun than ever with MASCHINE’s dynamic pads displaying all the info you need. Sami goes over the features and sub-features of step recording mode so you can easily use it in your own productions.