Once you mix with your template, and have gotten so used to your style, there is something sad to mention about using a template that suites you. Remember, you can change your template WHENEVER you want, just always keep in mind, “If I were to do it this way, would it save me time while making the next beat!”.
It allows you to see, and understand, what’s going on inside your track! You can either use FL Studio’s Wave Candy, or, I’d highly recommend IK Multimedia’s T-RackS Metering (Free!). Free AMAZING T-RackS Meter,Ī meter on your master channel is very important. This allows you to switch in between the templates for each skill, making sound design easy with its plugins, and beatmaking quick with its plugins. If you do sound design, you can also set up a different template, and save it Sound Design. Just click the download on my site for it.File -> Save As -> Templates -> Minimal -> Make a New Folder (Name it My Templates) -> Save your Template as, Beatmaking If anyone finds any more let me know and I will update it! zip is also the Excel spreadsheet which contains all mappings I have found so far. Hold the “Group” button and press a pad to change octave. Tempo button allows you to tap to your desired tempo, good for matching samples.
I have set the buttons along the top (Pad Mode, Keyboard etc.) to open various windows. Open Controller Editor and use this file as your template, then enable Maschine Mikro Mk3 in Midi settings, and change controller type to “Native Instruments MASCHINE MIKRO. I have been playing about with the controller editor and have created an FL Studio controller mapping template for the Mikro Mk3.īasic functionality for using your Maschine Mikro Mk3 with FL Studio.
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