NI’s Maschine has grown from a groove-box and hardware companion to a comprehensive music-making software in its own right. When Maschine 2.0 introduced the mixer section, it was possible to create and mix full tracks without the use of a DAW. To celebrate the launch of our 3-month Maschine course at Point Blank LA, we’re looking back at our Maschine series, which explored making and mixing a track in Maschine 2.0. Our new Native Instruments Maschine course kicks off in April and those who enrol will receive NI Komplete and Ableton Suite worth $1,350 for free! Watch the first part below and make sure you subscribe to our YouTube channel for more tutorials, masterclasses, track breakdowns, events and how to’s.
Our Maschine course at Point Blank Los Angeles is aimed at getting you up to speed with Native Instruments’ groundbreaking software-hardware combo. This course features twelve weeks of musically relevant demonstrations across a healthy variety of contemporary genres as well as insightful modules focussing on sampling and programming beats, layering musical sounds, Logic/Ableton integration, performing live and much, much more. Find out more about our Native Instruments Maschine course here.
Every student at our LA school gets their own NI Maschine to work on
As well as our programme in Maschine, we offer a diverse range of courses in Los Angeles spanning a number of other subjects. These include Music Production, Music Composition, Audio Mastering, Remix & Performance, Music Business, our Ableton Production Weekend and more.
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When you register with Point Blank, you access an array of free sounds, plugins, online course samples, access to our social network Plugged In and much more! Simply register below and visit our Free Stuff page to get your hands on a range of exclusive music-making tools and tutorials provided by the team. Fill your boots!
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