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US Native Instruments introduces new TruTorials short video series      24/11/15

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Native Instruments has launched TruTorials – a new short video series featuring key MASCHINE workflow tips which they tell us are presented in a fresh, inspiring format.

A spokesperson told us, "The series' core concept focuses on a unique hands-on approach to MASCHINE that both educates and inspires creativity. In each episode, a pair of hands guides the viewer by performing simple, useful techniques that appeal to MASCHINE music producers of all styles. And along with the help of animated text, twelve TruTorials videos teach and inspire in less than 90 seconds per episode – without the use of a traditional voice over.

TruTorials videos cover a wide spectrum of music production skills ranging from essential workflow tips to exploring more creative ways of making music with MASCHINE. The Detroit Donuts episode for example, shows an easy and intuitive way to add drums in step mode and then nudge multiple notes at once to create interesting patterns directly from the hardware. Follow Your Snare explores MASCHINE's powerful sidechain features for beat-synced filter effects. And Make a Move shows how to add expression to sounds by recording automation – all just highlights from the first season."


TruTorials Season 1 is the first in an ongoing series. All twelve Season 1 episodes are available to watch now online. The first episode can be seen at the top of this page.

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