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3.7 Integrating MASCHINE into a MIDI Setup
You can quickly integrate MASCHINE into a MIDI setup.
You can use MIDI in MASCHINE in various ways. Notably:
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You can synchronize a MIDI Clock signal between MASCHINE and other MIDI devices:
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3.7.2, Sync to External MIDI Clock and
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3.7.3, Send MIDI Clock .
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If you connect a MIDI keyboard to the MIDI IN , you can directly play the focused Sound
with it without having to set anything up.
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You can let particular Sounds and Groups react to incoming MIDI data and send MIDI data
to the desired port. More on these in section
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12.2, Using MIDI Control and Host Automa-
tion .
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You can also switch Scenes remotely by sending MIDI Note or MIDI Program Change mes-
sages to MASCHINE. More on this in section
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16.5, Triggering Sections or Scenes via
MIDI .
3.7.1 Connecting External MIDI Equipment
To connect your external MIDI equipment, hook it up to your MIDI interface and activate the
corresponding MIDI inputs and/or outputs in the
MIDI page of the Preferences panel (see
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3.6.3, Preferences – MIDI Page ).
3.7.2 Sync to External MIDI Clock
If MASCHINE is running as a stand-alone application, it can be controlled externally via MIDI
Clock by any device that is capable of sending MIDI Clock. This could be hardware such as a
drum machine, another groovebox or sequencer, or even another software sequencer.
If you use MASCHINE as a plug-in, it is automatically synced to the host application so you don’t
have to activate external MIDI sync! See section
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3.5, Stand-Alone and Plug-in Mode for more in-
formation on using MASCHINE as a plug-in.
To configure MASCHINE to receive MIDI Clock from an external device:
Basic Concepts
Integrating MASCHINE into a MIDI Setup
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