I'm just getting acquainted with MIDI concepts so I can better grasp the flow between Reaper and Maschine, but if anyone has an idea let me know and I'll investigate on that line.Ĭlick to expand.I tried to do it that way at first as well, but in practice, it's not very helpful to separate the MIDI sounds by track. Until now no success and do not know if it's even possible.
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I record rap vocals on my own and until I haven't recorded the voice over some loops i'm not sure what scene could apply better for a certain passage, so the idea is once I have recorded the vocal, be able to get the best MIDI loop within Reaper, plus being able to add new stuff with the keyboard on that loop (i guess recording new notes on Maschine and then arm record that track on Reaper to get the changes would do the trick). The idea for this is to "simulate" scene loops but with the sounds separated per track, so I can remove add notes, apply separate FX, etc in Reaper. For each group, to be able to record the midi note of each pad sound (or the pads that actually have sounds actually present in a pattern and a scene) of that group on a separate Reaper track (so if group A has 5 sounds, there should be a folder A with 5 tracks in Reaper, if group B has 3 sounds, there should be a folder B with 3 tracks in Reaper). I've tried your templates but what i'm trying to do is maybe something weird that would give me more creative control: Important: Be sure to disable this +ROUTING option when loading a kit, to preserve the routing I have made in the templates and not load the routing stored in the kit! Enjoy or be disappointed, but give me some feedback, so I can improve the experience for others.
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(Optionally) Download and import this Cycle Action in the Cycle Action Editor and assign it a convenient shortcut on your keyboard or MIDI controller to view the Maschine GUI at any time (relies on the Maschine track name starting with the word "Maschine").ģ. Yes, they are project files, but they can also be stored as track templates.Ģ. If you like it, you can save it as a track template for future re-use by selecting all the tracks and right clicking. Download your template of choice from the links above and open it in Reaper (or just double click). There will be more specific info in the Project Notes.ġ. Please let me know if anything's not working for you and I will try to help/fix it. This one lets you do all sequencing inside Maschine, using Native Instruments' intended workflow, which is great for sketching out arrangements quickly, but each Sound sends a different MIDI channel from each sound to 16 Reaper tracks to control all your favorite synths from Maschine. Just one kit with each sound routed to its own audio track.Ĥ) Maschine Master Controller (Two MIDI Routed Kits and 14 MIDI Tracks) So, best of both worlds.ģ) One Audio Routed Kit (16 Audio Tracks, receiving Maschine Sounds) Best part is that you can loop overdub MIDI items as takes also and use Note Repeat while recording MIDI in Reaper. You can record your patterns and scenes in Maschine and then record your sketch performance of them later as MIDI in Reaper for finer editing, or just start recording into Reaper right away. There is one "Kick Track" with a dedicated receive of Pads 1 & 5 on every Kit, which are typically used for kicks, so you can have your kicks isolated from the other Sounds, for sidechaining or processing, etc. Mixing the sounds of each Kit is done inside the plugin. It's a 5 Track Template.Įach Kit is audio-routed to a Reaper track, which essentially act as summing buss for the Kit. No Routing.Ģ) Four Audio Routed Kits + Kick & Snare Tracks This is the way I'm working currently. A single track with 3 kits, each on its own MIDI channel.
Here are 4 different ways to use Maschine inside Reaper (version 3, updated July 22 '19):ġ) Just One Track This is the simplest one.
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