Learn finger drumming on Maschine and create music in a new way

Dive into the world of finger drumming with Gnarly, a talented musician and content creator who will guide you step by step through this creative practice. Throughout the lessons, you will learn everything from basic fundamentals to advanced techniques using Native Instruments' Maschine.

Gnarly, with an established career in the music industry, has taken her art to prestigious stages such as Glastonbury, TEDx, London’s Southbank Centre, and has shared the stage with artists like Anoushka Shankar at the Dialled In Festival. She will show you how to transform simple taps into complex rhythms, combining different sounds and styles. Whether you're a beginner or have some experience in music, you will discover how to use your fingers as instruments to create unique and personal beats.

Additionally, you will learn how to import and manipulate samples in Maschine, maintain finger agility, and explore various rhythmic patterns. All of this while developing a consistent and disciplined practice that will allow you to improve over time. If you're passionate about music and looking for a practical and accessible way to create it, this is the perfect space to explore new sonic possibilities.

What is this course's project?

The project involves creating a one-minute performance using finger drumming techniques that you will share on social media. You will develop your own rhythm and style, applying the knowledge gained to produce an original and creative beat.

Who is this online course for?

This course is designed for people passionate about music who want to learn a practical way to create it. It is ideal for beginners interested in finger drumming as well as experienced musicians looking to expand their skills.

It’s also perfect for content creators who want to integrate music into their productions.

Requirements and materials

You will need a finger drumming device, such as a Native Instruments machine, and compatible software for creating beats.

It is important to be ready to practice and experiment with different sounds and techniques.