How to insert 40 own drums in maschine pads
hello how should I do when I insert a kit of very own drums in maschine2 so that the sounds are distributed on the 16 pads?
(currently, when I insert the kit, it goes on the location of a sound and I can't play the drums individually
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Instruments require using Keyboard Mode. (The method Peter is referring to, but it does not populate all pads, just inserts the instrument into a single Pad.)
If you don't like using Keyboard Mode then you can also set the other 15 Pads to send MIDI OUT to the Pad that has the instrument loaded:
- To make sure the Maschine-Pad1 triggers the instrument 1st slot change the Base Key to "C1".
- Selected all the other 15 Pads then go to SOUND> Output> MIDI> Destination and selected the Pad with the instrument (Pad-1 probably) and Channel #1.
- Deselect all and individually go into each Pad of the extra 15 Pads and rotate the Transpose Knob, -23 will trigger the 2nd instrument Pad, -22 the 3rd, and so on... Set them all up and then save the Group so you don't have to re-do everytime.
Here's a pre-made Group in case you're confused about something, to load it make sure +Routings is enabled in the bottom of the Group Browser.
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When you have an empty group created or selected, double-click on any kit name in the list of "40s Own Drums" kits along the left of the Maschine software screen and it should populate the pads (as I'm sure you were reasonably expecting).
This next bit is probably the issue you are having: you may need to change the octave from the keyboard screen in the Maschine hardware (MK3, Plus, etc.) in order to be able to see the patterns and/or individual pad samples because in the default octave they may not be visible/active. Just press "octive -" or "octive +" once or twice and each time test the 16 pads; you should eventually end up in octives that are populated and make audible sounds. Then go the other direction in octaves and you will probably find even more.
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Instruments require using Keyboard Mode. (The method Peter is referring to, but it does not populate all pads, just inserts the instrument into a single Pad.)
If you don't like using Keyboard Mode then you can also set the other 15 Pads to send MIDI OUT to the Pad that has the instrument loaded:
- To make sure the Maschine-Pad1 triggers the instrument 1st slot change the Base Key to "C1".
- Selected all the other 15 Pads then go to SOUND> Output> MIDI> Destination and selected the Pad with the instrument (Pad-1 probably) and Channel #1.
- Deselect all and individually go into each Pad of the extra 15 Pads and rotate the Transpose Knob, -23 will trigger the 2nd instrument Pad, -22 the 3rd, and so on... Set them all up and then save the Group so you don't have to re-do everytime.
Here's a pre-made Group in case you're confused about something, to load it make sure +Routings is enabled in the bottom of the Group Browser.
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il's really great your system mais le basis de this request was made to be able to route the sound of each pad individually through the different outputs of the plugin machine in my daw, and it does not work (even when I set my "sound / audio /output" individually in "ext1" for the first pad and "ext2" for the soncond .... I think it's not possible
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@Flow77 If it's audio you want instead of MIDI then read this:
https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/55720#Comment_55720
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great that was my request!! Thanks a lot
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