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Setting Description
Default MIDI Input Mode MASCHINE lets you play your Sound(s) via MIDI notes, for
example, from a MIDI keyboard. By default and without any
configuration, incoming MIDI notes on any MIDI port and any
MIDI channel will trigger the pitch of the focused Sound. In
addition, you can select that a Sound receives no MIDI input,
and also define the default setting for MIDI input by selecting
the
Default MIDI Input Mode preference. The following default
MIDI input mode options are:
Focus : MIDI input from any connected controller can be used to
trigger the focused (selected) Sound slot.
None : The selected Sound will not receive MIDI data.
Metronome
Enabled Check this box to activate the metronome. You can also enable
the metronome by clicking the Metronome button in the
MASCHINE Header — see section Using the Metronome.
Auto-Enable when
Recording Auto-Enable option automatically turns on the metronome when
you start recording a Pattern. When you start recording a Pattern
(typically by pressing
REC on your controller), the metronome is
automatically enabled. When you exit recording (e.g., by
pressing the lit
REC button) the metronome returns to its state
before the recording (this can be on or off).
The Auto-Enable option can be activated/deactivated both in the
software and from your controller.
The Auto-Enable option does not affect the Count-in: Even if
Auto-Enable is disabled, the metronome turns on when you
press
SHIFT + REC to start the Count-in. For more information
on the Count-in, please refer to section 7.2.4 “Recording with
Count-in” in the MASCHINE 2.0 Manual.
Volume Adjusts the volume of the metronome.
Basic Concepts
Preferences
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