#7 How to *really* use the Massive by Native Instruments

New mind-blowing tutorial by the TornadoTwins. Learn how to make electronic music from A-Z.
Dubstep is the fastest rising music genre in history. Learn how to make a killer track from beginning to end. Starting with drums, synths, wobbles and making the drop.

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[aaronmyrie]

Tornado Twins, Has Anyone Signed You Yet? :)

[TornadoTwins]

@aaronmyrie Unless some huge label knocks on our door, we self-publish. ^E

[MrDemohn]

cant help but laugh every time he say thee massive, great vids man

[DrGr33nthum13]

Use keys Z or X to go octave lower or higher on keyboard

[MassAphektOfficial]

funny, I know well about making sounds on massive but the way you explained everything made me look at it in a clearer way :)

[AudeoMusic]

@MaitreLAO are you on the demo version?

[TheArok100]

Cool intro song!

[MaitreLAO]

Can someone tell me why I have to reopen the massive files everytime I open up my project? Also, when my project is open for too long, those files wont do the sound anymore and I have to reopen my project. Any help would be great!

[IAmThinkTankDubstep]

I should give you some of my presets to play around with. You seem like a legit person who know's what he's doing :)

[BruceJBCpaintball]

@BruceJBCpaintball I meant to say Deer and Moose xD

[BruceJBCpaintball]

@natlang1 I would go and skin a goat, but I already have since I was a kid because I'm Native American. It helps to put them in an oven for a little while so the skin gets to a good consistency and you get a better tone out of your drum ;)