Maschine Mikro MK3 Tutorial Part 4: Sample Slicing & Lo-Fi Beats

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In this video I show you how to use the sampling and slicing tools in Maschine to construct a beat with the new Native Instruments Maschine Mikro MK3. I show you how to select a sample, and then use the sample editor to slice the sample so that you can activate it on different pads. I also show you how to use the choke function to create a choke group so that pads will silence when activating another one. I show you how to adjust your slices and then lay them out on pads to trigger. I then add a baseline and drums to the beat using the Maschine Mikro MK3 and kits and add a third-party effect plugin to add some lo-fi sound to the beat. Then I show you how to adjust the third-party effect.

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[ZETONEproductions]

Hands down this Guy explains it like a king🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

[PapaMurphBeatz]

This is by far THE BEST simple breakdown of the MK Mikro 3

[rawandxyz]

These videos should be the official tutorial for the Maschine Mikro :) Great work man!

[kaosimian]

Every time I dust off my maschine I come back to these videos, thanks Sanjay, it's the tutorial that keeps on giving.

[ucantmoveme]

Never stop doing these bro. You just saved me hours!

[IdanBenAri]

There are many tutorials out there for the MK3 but this one was the most useful and educating one by far. thanks!

[Donmoncler]

dude ur extremely clear at explaining thank you so much

[hinduprinze]

I need more tutorials! You break it down and make it so easy!

[Teeum]

This is a wonderful series of videos. Thank you so much for sharing. It's incredible how much you taught me in around 30 mins all together. I will come back and rewatch the sections for sure.

[fjorescent]

"These Maschine tutorials are great...I wonder if he has one for Sample Slicing and Lo-Fi Bea - oh hell yeah!"

[CrankyOldNerd]

Thanks! I didn't quite understand what I bought, and was very confused. This helped explain some, still confused, but lot less.

[KaitavSapreMusic]

Hi Sanjay, this is an excellent series and I loved all the videos, especially the parts 3 and 4. Very clear and helpful. Thank you, and best wishes from India!

[saylortwift]

I really love you mate, struggled for days, finally know how to drag slices on single pads, cheers

[PBUK]

I decided to buy myself one of these for xmas, as they are incredibly cheap these days especially when you consider you get machine 3 and the new sample pack included, I’ve been trying to figure out how i get my slices on to the pads like you did for a few hours without success, but you’ve solved the issue in a few minutes, thanks Sanjay, hope you are having a wonderful Christmas & happy new year 2025 🎹🎬🎸

[berni]

Amazing tutorial serie... i was looking for a tool to make beats in a intuitive way and this is it! now I have to buy one!! Great Job

[SiMPbeats]

I paid for 2 tutorials on udemy and learnt more within the first 2 minutes of this video. Thank you 👊

[sebastiengenola]

It’s very difficult to find good videos on the sampling on mk3 mikro and you did it. Hope there will be more. Thx a lot.

[harperhoran]

ALL the videos in this series were exactly what I needed to begin getting familiar with the Machine Mikro. Thank you for such a detailed overview!

[HurveyJones]

Sanjay C thank you again. I sampled today for my very first time, and made a song out of it. I really can't thank you enough for all you do! Much respect man!!

[chantduplantier]

On the road for the first time in a while. Couldn’t bring my Maschine due to baggage space, but have my laptop, an M32, and my plugin HD. I’ve used the Maschine (and plus) hardware so much that ended up buying a Mikro today in Salt Lake City (live in Dallas) since it have room for it in my carry on. Didn’t know this video was out there, but am so grateful for it! I basically understand how it works, but enjoyed your take on it and some of those tips. Thanks!