Drum programming in house music with Machine: Saraga shares advice on next-level grooves

House music thrives on its groove, with that human swing adding energy in the studio and on the dance floor. But DAW-based drum programming can sometimes lack authenticity, resulting in robotic grooves that fall short of what a producer wants. That’s why producers like Saraga turn to tools like Maschine to inject creativity and authenticity.

Saraga exemplifies the success achievable with standout drum grooves in house music. With the launch of his Stardust record label and debut single “God Is Good” in late January, it’s the perfect time to explore how he leverages Maschine to create infectious grooves.

In this interview, we discuss his unique approach to drum programming, keeping drums fresh and alive, layering techniques, and much more, all while using Maschine as the central hub. The results speak for themselves, with support from top names like Damian Lazarus, Marco Carola, and Jamie Jones...

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