Is it possible to import user library data from Maschine 2 to Maschine 3 without adding manually?

Brad K

Hi,

I finally have Maschine 3 installed (after huge workaround for the failing plugin scan at launch) alongside Maschine 2. My Maschine 2 install has a lot of items in my user library… lots of paths, and projects, groups etc that I have tagged with custom types so they're quick to browse.

Is there a way to import all those paths and tagged data into Maschine 3 from Maschine 2?

It would save me many hours of setting all that up again from scratch.

Cheers,

Brad.

ALDREAD

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/41044/is-it-possible-to-import-user-library-data-from-maschine-2-to-maschine-3-without-adding-manually

yeah , goto settings, library, user , add path , to maschine 2 folder

Brad K

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/202652#Comment_202652

Not sure what you mean…. which folder? Where does Machine store the list of paths in a file?

For instance… in the image you can see I know how to add something to the user library in Machine 2…. I have many paths in there that point to content from Noiiz/Samplephoncs, Twisted Tools, Tonebuilder, 8DIO, Sound Dust, Samples From mars etc etc… the way Maschine library works I have to add each location individually, as it wont find the content buried in deep folder structures.

So I'm hoping there is a way to import all that info that is stored in the Maschine 2 library into Maschine 3… without having to manually add all of those locations again, and all of the aliases/types/tags that I have setup so the content can be browsed quickly from the controller.

ALDREAD

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/202671#Comment_202671

ok , i thought you meant the maschine or ni user folder for maschine 2 , not a load of user sample libraries in different locations , not sure how you’d handle that

ozon

Fortunately, Maschine 3 uses its own new set of preferences. Unfortunately, it doesn’t import the settings from Maschine 2. You have to do that manually.