3.
Select the hardware driver supported by your controller (e.g.,
ASIO
on Windows) from the
Driver
drop-down menu.
4.
Select
Maschine MK3
from the
Device
drop-down menu.
5.
In the
Routings
section, click
Input
and select
1: Input Left
and
2: Input Right
in the
Maschine In 1 L
and
Maschine In 1 R
drop-down menus, respectively.
This assigns the
LINE IN
/
MIC IN
combo inputs on your controller to the first pair of vir-
tual inputs in the MASCHINE software.
6.
In the same
Routings
section, click
Output
and select the left and right output channels
of your controller you want to use for the various virtual outputs of the MASCHINE soft-
ware.
→
The MASCHINE software is now configured for using the internal audio interface of your
MASCHINE controller.
By default, the virtual outputs of the MASCHINE software are assigned as follows:
▪
The
Maschine Out 1 L
and
Maschine Out 1 R
virtual outputs are sent to the
1: Main Left
and
2: Main Right
outputs, which correspond to the
LINE OUT L
and
R
sockets on the rear
panel of your controller, respectively.
▪
The
Maschine Out 2 L
and
Maschine Out 2 R
virtual outputs are sent to the
3: Headphone
Left
and
4: Headphone Right
outputs, which both correspond to the
PHONES
stereo socket
on the rear panel of your controller.
2.2.2
Selecting the MASCHINE Controller as Audio Device in Other Music Software
Before using the MASCHINE controller with music production software, you will need to set it
up as the software’s audio output device. Most music production programs provide direct ac-
cess to the soundcard properties in the audio and MIDI setup section of their preferences dia-
log. Please refer to the documentation of your music production software for more information
on how to configure audio interfaces.
Setting Up MASCHINE
Basic Audio Configuration
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