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Fastest way to export all imaschine 2 drum samples to computer?
So whats the fastest way to do this? Id like to make a drum rack for ableton with the imaschine drums. I can also record them if its faster than exporting on some other way.
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https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/16403/imaschine-is-awesome#latest
some options covered there
The way I tried wasn't fast, and it required an older device with the first maschine loaded with the packs, and a file program like iMazing or others recommended on the thread
iMaschines library in Elastic Drums would be serious
The fastest way is to buy the desktop expansion, it is unencrypted and contains the wavs, the desktop expansions have way more content than the IOS versions, well to be fair iMaschine is just a toy anyway, there are way better apps on IOS than that (Might be biased, been a Maschine users since day dot)
Yea. I basically bough the app just for the nice sounds. Imaschine app itself sucks quite hard, which is a shame. It would have at least some use if it understood midi.. Also 4 tracks is pretty pathetic, but would be enough to sequence drums. But with no midi, i rather just rip the samples and use with ableton push
I get lots of use out of iMachine 2 for making loops for Blocs fodder. It cost me next to nothing anyway. I know it's not for everyone, but just balancing the opinion on here a tad
Well knowing the company, i will most likely have to buy maschine controller and pay shit tons of money for the expansions.
Now the fastest way i can think of is to put ableton on rec, play all the sounds(separated by expansion and drum types) on the preview window, autochop the hits on simpler, draw one midi note per bar so that it plays them in sequence and that the hits are on beat, then cut the wav into one bar long bits. And then put them on sampler drum rack(kicks of one pack on one drum and snares of the pack to another etc) and make it so that i can change the kicks, snares etc via midi, so that i have one drum rack for each expansion pack.
Yea this will be shit loads of work.. I only did this to one packs kicks and snares now.
No, expansions load on their own, no need for the hardware/software, also it is worth noting that you can pick them up for way way less money on KVR classifieds, normally about $15 a pack or less, and you can sell them on too when you Ahem are not using them anymore.
If there was some way for people to prove they own the pack, and list the drums they wanted, a desktop user could send them the samples, I doubt very much they could call this outside the licence agreement if you owned the licence to use those samples.