maschine mk3 on microsoft surface x pro windows 11

Hello, I am using maschine on windows 11 pc for some years, now I tried to install maschine on my microsoft surface x pro with windows 11 - I used several different adapters and cables as the surface has only usb c ports. anyways I can start it but I can work ONL on the surface. maschine is playing the pads but I cannot work on maschine directly...does sombody know how to fix it??

maschine display says only: @ MASCHINE - other display Production and Performance System

I cannot change this :-(

please help, thank you

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D-One

Apparently, On 'Win11 On Arm' there's a x86 emulation that now lets you install anything, it doesn't mean it will fully work properly; I don't think Win has a translation layer quite as advanced as Rosetta 2 but I am not an expert.

I'll tag @Jeremy_NI for an official answer, he will prob get back to you on Monday.

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D-One

X Pro? Dont those have ARM processors?

I doubt anything from Native Instruments works on Windows ARM, last I read about it almost nothing does, but I could be wrong... Wait for others to confirm.

Planta69

well everything is working - on software side, on maschine I can use play, stop,...but not more features, sound is also working over maschine output L1 and R1....I just cannot work on maschine directly...any ideas?

D-One

I'll tag @Jeremy_NI for an official answer, he will prob get back to you on Monday.

Jeremy_NI

As far as I know, Maschine should also work on Surface X Pro. I see you are already in contact with our Maschine specialists regarding the issue. Hopefully they'll get to the bottom of it.

Planta69

NOPE - no positive feedback, looks like native instruments doesn´t work on surface x pro :-(

Kubrak

It will not help you, but it works fine on Surface 7 Pro (i5) and Win10. Fine means it is OK to do light sketching.

It runs Traktor just fine.

Planta69

well, Surface 7 Pro has intel processor, looks like NI cannot handle ARM processor :-( but thanks a lot for your input ;-)

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