Everyone using Maschine knows that one of its major drawbacks is its lack of sidechain compression. With the introduction of VST hosting in 1.6, LFOTool has gone some way to redress that. The problem with this workaround, however, was always that the default sidechain envelope in LFOTool is a simple 4/4 rhythm. This video I did last night shows a way to use LFOTool to simulate syncopated sidechaining (try saying that when you’re drunk). I know there are already VST Plugins that offer sidechaining in Maschine (like the Vengeance multiband compressor and Reaktor), but the nice thing about LFOTool is that it is cheap (around £20) and produced by an outstanding developer…
Its the first video I’ve done so I’m sorry if I am confusing or missed a point anywhere. If I have let me know and I’ll try to explain what I meant.
Hope this is useful to everyone. Enjoy!
Is there no end too the tricks of the LFO Tool
Interesting vid - though NI Maschine won’t be adopted by me till end of July
Oh also I thought you were a yank 
Ha! Did the delicate Yorkshire tones give me away?
[quote]wickedged (09/06/2011)[hr]Ha! Did the delicate Yorkshire tones give me away?[/quote]
Yep
Damn. I was hoping to take over from Clinton Eastwood as Dirty Harry one day.
[quote]wickedged (09/06/2011)[hr]Damn. I was hoping to take over from Clinton Eastwood as Dirty Harry one day.[/quote]
Dirty Harry buys a flat Cap - The Movie :P:D
'Now, think t’yerself punk, ‘uv ar fired five bullets ur six? In all’t confusion arv forgotten me sen a tell thee.’