Maschine Music Production Course

Beginner's Guide to Making Your Best Beats and Learning How to Tap into Your Creative Potential
What you'll learn
Students will interpret the influence of electronic music (New Wave, R&B, & Hip Hip), highlighting five songs that use a specific piece of analog gear.
Students will formulate an understanding of 4/4 time signature and its immediate impact with programming music on Native Instruments' Maschine software.
Students will demonstrate a thorough understanding of the core functions of Native Instruments' Maschine. Sequencing, quantization, and sample truncation.
With the use of instrument loops provided from our sound library,Students will demonstrate an understanding of electronic music by sketching out a "beat."
Students will deconstruct their "beat" instrument by instrument, detailing rationale behind why the instrument was used and its significance within the "beat."
Requirements
No programming experience is required as you will be learning the basics of electronic music creation within this course.
Description
Welcome to This CourseEngage.Inspire.Create! Those three words provide the foundational basis and motivation behind the Divided Souls Entertainment Maschine Production Course. Interest in creating music has only increased as the tools have become more affordable and readily available. However, school curriculums continue to phase out music programs while the existing programs fail to meet the students where they are creatively speaking. This paradigm disruption must be fixed, or music curriculums will continue to be more and more antiquated.Our music curriculum equips students with the tools via Native Instruments Maschine software for them to hit the ground running. Gone are the days when it takes years of instrument mastery. Having produced Grammy-Award-winning artists and dozens of musical cues for television shows, our in-house certified instructors within Divided Souls Entertainment & 12 Bit Soul continue to showcase premiere sound design skills, forging and nurturing B2B relationships with several of the preeminent music software companies. Our instructors bring this current knowledge of music software production skills to the classroom, incorporating current techniques into the student's sonic tapestries.Simple and plain: kids are craving this. They want to be heard with a voice that's their own. The Divided Souls Entertainment Maschine Production Course provides that and more. With students becoming more and more despondent with traditional education models, this program allows them the tools to become more engaged, incorporating visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learning modalities. With an ever-changing world around us, only seeming to change by the moment, we found a way to keep up with those needs and challenges as they move at the speed of sound.Purchasers of this course will receive all the drums, loops, and one-shots used in the tutorials plus a Maschine specific kit of samples from our music library at no additional cost.
Overview
Section 1: First Things First
Lecture 1 A. Maschine preferences I/O midi & audio
Section 2: Declutter
Lecture 2 Clickable buttons that enable you to show/ hide windows
Section 3: Views
Lecture 3 Main windows use with this software
Section 4: Common Editing Commands
Lecture 4 Improves your workflow by learning keyboard shortcuts
Section 5: Context Menus
Lecture 5 Menus that allows additional functions in Maschine
Section 6: Help
Lecture 6 Access user manuals and other online content
Section 7: Scenes
Lecture 7 Focuses on creating scenes for arranging composition
Section 8: More on Scenes
Lecture 8 Demonstrates arrangement using scenes
Section 9: Composition Arrangement
Lecture 9 Moving scenes around on timeline
Section 10: Mixer
Lecture 10 Mixing functionality in Maschine & I/O
Section 11: Aux
Lecture 11 Creating send and return effect
Section 12: Audio Capture
Lecture 12 Demonstrates recording your own samples of audio in Maschine
Section 13: Work Environments
Lecture 13 Setting up Maschine for recording ideas in your project
Section 14: Browser Review
Lecture 14 A look at the browser, marking sounds as favorites and saving sounds
Section 15: First Step
Lecture 15 Creating your first beat in Maschine
Section 16: Quantize
Lecture 16 Understanding how to get notes to play in time to a grid value
Section 17: Audio Plugin
Lecture 17 Using audio plugin in loop mode vs gate mode
Section 18: Sampler
Lecture 18 Using Maschine default sampler
Section 19: Sample Editor
Lecture 19 A look at Maschine slice modes
Section 20: Keyboard Mode
Lecture 20 Creating chords and pitched hi hats in keyboard mode
Section 21: Routing
Lecture 21 A look at how Maschine's signal flows
Section 22: Export Options
Lecture 22 Explorers Maschine 2 exporting windows
Section 23: Maschine in Action PT 1
Lecture 23 Overview of learned materials in this course
Section 24: Maschine in Action PT 2
Lecture 24 Demonstration of Maschine in action.
This course is intended for beginners, those unfamiliar but wanting to independently create songs and "beats."
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