Hey guys, Another post up on http://www.massivesynth.com, this time looking into the macro control panel - specifically the KTR, VEL, TrR, AT icons and how you might use them. http://www.massivesynth.com/tutorials/macro-control-panel-ni-massive-ktr-vel-trr/ Also here is a couple of sounds to mess ar...

Hey Next tutorial on my blog www.massivesynth.com is from Christian Meyer. His video tutorial cover setting up a bass sound with Macro controls to control key elements. Although the macros control set up is quite simple in Massive, setting up the controls across multiple elements can really make a d...

New tutorial up on the blog, this week covering hi hat creation with the noise OSC and the performance modulator. Whilst the hat's sound is quite basic, with a bit of work you could get some very nice sounds and patterns out it. http://www.massivesynth.com/tutorials/creating-hat-patterns-native-inst...

Hey it's been a while since i updated the blog massivesynth.com - i've been on holiday the past couple weeks... but will be back to business from now on with more tutorials for Massive. To kick off i welcome DFRNT to answer a few questions on his processes and thoughts. "DFRNT has an impressive...

Ambient beatless dub tech

http://soundcloud.com/breakitdown/interlude

Hey, nice remix.

I don't usually pay attention to these kind of things but just listened to a few remixes... Damn, the quality of submissions is high. I remember years back the quality of music for remix competitions was terrible.

Anyways, well done!

Hey guys, No tutorial this week, but thought these might be of use! Although there are no keyboard shortcuts for Massive, there are some modifier keys... http://www.massivesynth.com/tutorials/modifier-keys-native-instruments-massive/ & The "hidden modulators" in Massive – the internal ...

Hey guys, As well as tutorials for Massive, i'm going to do short interviews with established producers within the electronic music world about their thoughts and processes on the topic of sound design every month. Although not always relevant to your specific genre, always something that can be lea...