Native Instruments Maschine MIKRO Getting Started

(4) Control area: The Control area allows you to control parameters and settings for each of the
Plug-in slots at each Project level (Sound, Group and Master). This area can hold settings for
Groups, Sounds, Plug-ins (internal or VST/AU plug-ins), MIDI, routing.
(5) Pattern Editor: The Pattern Editor features both step programming and real-time recording
and is the basis for each Scene. Patterns for each Group can be created here and then ar-
ranged into Scenes in the Arranger. The Pattern Editor also lets you edit modulation for the
Sound, Group, and Plug-in (Internal or External) parameters.
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(1) MASCHINE menu: Click the MASCHINE menu to access the software menus. This menu is
particularly useful in Full screen mode and when MASCHINE is used as a plug-in in a host ap-
plication.
(2) Browser button: Use the Browser button to toggle the Browser. The Browser is your tool for
managing, finding, tagging and categorizing Projects, Groups, Sounds, Instruments, Effects
and Samples. From the Browser you can directly search your computer or an external drive to
add new files. You may also prehear (audition) Samples directly from the Browser and apply
new tags.
(3) Transport controls: The Transport controls contain buttons such as Play, Restart, Record and
Loop.
(4) Display area: The Display area provides control regarding Ableton Link, time signature, tem-
po, global swing, Follow and Sync (Perform Grid and Retrigger in the Cog wheel icon.)
(5) Master Volume slider: Shows and adjusts the level of the MASCHINE audio output.
Quick Reference
MASCHINE Software Overview
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Native Instruments Maschine MIKRO Specifications

General

Brand	Native Instruments
Model	Maschine MIKRO
Category	Telephone
Language	English