The button and pad layouts have also received a refresh, with an all-new 4-directional push encoder for browsing, navigating and adjusting levels, and a new smart strip for strumming notes, pitch bending sounds, performing with FX, and more. The other most notable change is the addition of two high-resolution, full-color displays for precision sample slicing, sound tweaking, note editing, mixing, browsing and more. TRS line inputs, stereo headphone output, MIDI In/Out, stereo headphone output and more. New in the MK3 version has a built-in audio interface, with pro-grade 24-bit/96kHz audio resolution, two 1/4 in. Now, if you switch from the NI factory library to Your library in Maschine 2 and select either the Instruments or Samples option, you should see your sounds listed in alphabetical order.The third-generation MASCHINE controller improves on Native Instruments' most popular groove production system with some major new enhancements. This may happen incredibly fast or take a few moments depending upon the speed of your computer and the number of files being imported into the Maschine 2 library. You will then see an Import Progress bar. Once you have selected your folder(s), click the Choose button. Maschine 2 does all the sorting work for you, so there can be folders insider of folders and even file types that have nothing to do with music production, like text files. These can be both synth presets and audio samples alike. You will then be presented with a file browser window so you can navigate to and select the desired folder(s) of sounds. Then, click on the User button and click on the Add button at the bottom of this window. You can do so by following the image below. It should also be noted that the Maschine expansion packs that you purchase from Native Instruments directly will show up in the NI factory library area.įirst, you need to open up the Preferences window. But alas, these are two separate programs and we need to actually tell Maschine 2 where to find the sounds you want to add to its library so you can easily browse and use them whenever you like. It does make a degree of sense that if you have your own presets and other 3rd part presets added to your Massive library, for instance, that they would also show up in Maschine 2 when you go to browse for them. It is easy to understand where this misunderstanding started. This quick tutorial shows you how to do it in a matter of seconds! People seem to think that you cannot browse your own presets and samples in Maschine 2. There is a nasty rumor floating around out there.

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