Berkely grad and Aftermath staff producer Dawaun Parker takes viewers into his home studio to talk about how NI Maschine fits into his music making workflow both his mobile and home setup. Dawaun also shows viewers how he goes about selecting sounds and building kits while discussing the importance of speed and efficiency along with techniques for breaking through creative barriers.
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HE REALLY DIDN’T SELL ME ON IT . HE STUDDERS TOO MUCH !
ILMAO !!!!!!
Semantik, are you under some sort of contractual obligation to post all of the Maschine promotional videos? Not knocking you, I’m just curious, what with the Maschine ad banner having occupied the top spot on the right for weeks.
I’m so giddy about this product I feel like I should make a video about it…I honestly think I could show some things about the workflow and ease of sue better than these “official” videos…the F Major one is pretty close to how I work though so maybe it’s not necessary…
“I can even chop samples and find a Kool & the Gang break or a James Brown loop and chop it up and switch it around”
woah.
why does everybody wanna make beats on a plane??? id trip out from all the stares.!
why do college grads always say the name of their school? he must be good if he works for dre but name dropping a college isnt very hip-hop
@goobofficial you can tell the people who never been to college lol
why was my reply removed?
It was removed because of profane language and overall quality of the comment. It’s shocking that you would even bother to ask why it was removed.
seems like a cool product. I would def want to try it before I bought it.
you should just delete all of goo’s comments LOL
Seems like CrateKings is getting money from Native Instruments. Deleting all my comments. Come on, you guys know what it is. You know Maschine is ass….admit it…lol.
The Maschine is trash. I hate everything about it. Not only did the software for it take 2 hours to install….after installation…you need another computer to finish the installation. Even after all that the maschine I bought was probably used cus the CD case was broke on the side….and my drums and samples that I put into it sounded horrible.
You can’t even hook up VST’s on it. I got respect for the producers endorsing it….they need to make their money…etc.etc…but come on man…you know that they don’t be usin’ maschine when the cameras off…lol.
pure down-to earth role model..young guys look up to you man.
Why is naming where you went to college not hip hop? what are you really trying to say?