Massive X Manual

[Mitch I.]

In the meantime, I bought the five-hour Massive X course from ADSR. Seems pretty good so far.

[Daru925]

https://sleepfreaks-dtm.com/en/softsynt ... -x-report/

[Biome_Digital]

It's a deep fake video. You can't make music with MX without manual and with all that aliasing.

Sure it is. I would rather believe that Americans have actually landed the moon than that someone can play any music with Massive X without the manual.

I think it's not unreasonable to have an explanation of functions, especially when they are esoteric!

[DJ Warmonger]

I just want to know each and every tiny feature before I get down to it. Some of them are rather unique, such as this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=li2ngJ1 ... ex=59&t=0s

There is a little point in learning new synth just to create the same plain old sounds, is it?

[experimental.crow]

well , there's always ' what happens when i push this ?.. '

[Wholiveira]

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[EvilDragon]

and I have to wonder if NI really plans on doing a full manual.

It's in writing.

[PieBerger]

It's a deep fake video. You can't make music with MX without manual and with all that aliasing.

Sure it is. I would rather believe that Americans have actually landed the moon than that someone can play any music with Massive X without the manual.

I think it's not unreasonable to have an explanation of functions, especially when they are esoteric!

Exactly, you don't need a dictionary or thesaurus to write a novel but it helps to have them nearby for quick reference when you hit a block. EDIT: like in Phase Plant for example, I kind of worked out how to scale modulation but after a quick read of the relevant page in the manual the concept was firmly cemented into my mind. This is why manuals are useful imo.

[SOUND7]

Native Instruments are overrated.

[Wholiveira]

and I have to wonder if NI really plans on doing a full manual.

It's in writing.

Okay, thanks for clarification. Obviously I missed that. I'll stop complaining. All I do is go back and play with the bloody thing more.

[Ficciones]

I just want to know each and every tiny feature before I get down to it. Some of them are rather unique, such as this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=li2ngJ1 ... ex=59&t=0s

There is a little point in learning new synth just to create the same plain old sounds, is it?

That was a very useful video for demonstrating how to assign a modulator in the routing graph. That one bread crumb opened up a lot for me.

[SoundPorn]

Just wondering has this ever happened before? Has such a monumental software release like Massive X ever been released where a month later users are still wondering where the manual is? I'm not trying to throw any shade Massive X sounds good to me and I like NI but the uniqueness of this situation seems somewhat unprecedented.

[SLiC]

NI are releasing to a commercial schedule, things are not always ready/complete when they are released for that reason. People don’t have to buy it until they feel it is complete or working as they want/need it to be (and that includes a manual!) although many of us just got it anyway as part of Komplete (given they were already late I don't think they dared push the release date back again). Ultimately there will be a manual, preset tagging, midi learn, maybe even animated feedback on what’s happening...we just have to wait a bit longer....but at least we have something to play with whilst we wait, all things considered (and after the initial disappointment) I think that’s probably better than having nothing but another launch delay.

[vurt]

where we're going we dont need no manual!

[recursive one]

where we're going we dont need no manual!

They created Massive X to make some dubstep wobbles, but she's gone much, much farther than that ... She tore a hole in our universe, a gateway to another dimension