It's as seriously as easy going to Group H.Introduction to Creating your Ableton Live Performance Template. I really hope some of you are able to make meaningful use of this template. To have them recorded into scenes and played back on the fly, without ever having to get frustrated about having to go into Maschine's UI and figure out the MIDI OUT settings everytime you switch a group. All without ever having to change to MIDI mode on the Maschine and with it's MIDI outputted directlty into Ableton. Instead of the tiny 16 pad grid on the Push you will be able to play the much bigger and (atleast within Push MK1) the MUCH MUCH more responsive Maschine Pads, as well as play the sounds Directly loaded into Ableton's Drum Rack. You will be able to Step Sequence from the Push the sounds in Maschine. Like I've stated before this will seriously open up a whole new world of possibility of interaction between both controllers and workflow efficiency. Also, be sure to select the loop length from within Push and hit the record button from it also if you want to record the hits on your pad from Maschine. (quick recap) You have to be in Group H within Maschine and arm the track from within the Push to be play the group in Maschine. It should be working now, all the instructions are the exact same as within my previous post. (This should be already done for you but just in case it's not) Midi From should be from Group A, Drum Rack| Maschine 2| Maschine 2 with the Monitor set to in.(This part will NOT already be done for you) click on the show/hide devices button and under External Instrument have the MIDI To sent to LoopBee Internal MIDI and CH 1. Now in the Ableton Project in session view click on the channel in red marked MIDI Host. Go to the tab marked Link MIDI and under Input: LoopBe internal MIDI turn the track On, also for Output: LoopBe Internal MIDI and turn the track On. On the very top click on options>preferences. Once you have installed LoopBe1, open up the Ableton project template I provided. That being said the configuration within Ableton should be the fairly similar.
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For Mac users I know IAC is built in to the OS for your loopback needs, however I have no clue on how to set it up.
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For Windows users I recommend the incredible, as well as free (for non-commercial use) LoopBe1 application ( ). You have to have a Virtual MIDI cable installed. Since Maschine is opened as a VST, Tempo controls and Swing settings as well as most global controls are controlled from the Push/Ableton.įeel free to send me any feedback, comments, ideas, pictures of cute animals or new workflow designs you have come up with using this template/integrating Maschine and Push together at somehow, I forgot to mention the most important part of making this work, I'm sooo totally embarassed =/. Set your loop length within Ableton Push's controller and hit record in Push if you want to record your pads MIDI in Maschine. That way, if you have the Maschine Mikro MK2, MK2, or the Studio it will be easy to remember when you're playing the pads on Group H. Group H as a single color and the other groups are multicolored. So generally speaking, for the sake of this templates workflow design, unless you are auditioning the samples from Maschine, get in the habit of playing your pads in Group H. If you load a kit from Maschine you will be able to play them within each's respective group HOWEVER it will not output MIDI into Ableton. If you load samples or a kit into Ableton you wont be able to use that particular group from your Maschine controller it will all output MIDI from Group H based on what's armed to record in Ableton. Once it's lit up red, Group H will be where you can play your pads from the Maschine controller. On Push MK1: Hit the track button from the upper right hand corner and hit the button on the top row that corresponds to each group. To be able to play the group it has to be armed within Push/Ableton. That way both Ableton and Mascine aren't both triggering something. If you have a tendency to use one or the other more you could always rename them within Ableton and Maschine's GroupĪbleton Kit 1, Maschine Kit 2 etc, so that it will be easier to remember which you are using for each group. Neither of them really show up within each others GUI, so just be sure to note which Groups have what. You can choose One Shots/Kits from Maschine or One Shots/Kits in Ableton from the Push (C1-G#2). Group A through Group G will load sounds. Screw around with Maschines MIDI OUT settings.Īs far as MIDI routing is concerned, it's not too complicated: Most importanly both of them output as MIDI into Ableton for triggering as scenes, WITHOUT having to Push for it browsing capabilities with one shots-Maschine for its drum kits. Push as a step sequencer-Maschine for its pads. I've wanted to be able to use Ableton Push and NI's Maschine interchangably.
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