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Native Instruments and Avid are working together to resolve this compatibility issue.įollow these step-by-step instructions to temporarily remove the Avid CoreAudio driver in order to allow NI products to run properly under Mac OS 10.10.5 or OS X 10.11: NI software with a hardware dependency, such as MASCHINE, KOMPLETE KONTROL, TRAKTOR, GUITAR RIG and Controller Editor will not recognize the corresponding hardware devices when the AVID CoreAudioManager / Drivers are installed under OS X 10.10.5 Yosemite or OS X 10.11 El Capitan. The issue lies in an Avid Core Audio plugin that fights with Native Instruments. You reinstall drivers, software… everything. If you are lucky, you have a friend with one to use just to see if its your controller. Immediately, you think the worst, “my controller is broke”. You plug it in and the device flashes twice, then goes to just the Native Instruments logo but nothing lights up.

Now the MASCHINE pads are transposed into the correct MIDI note-range (or octave) on the keymap, where the first pad ( 1) corresponds with MIDI note C1, the second pad ( 2) corresponds with C#1, pad 3 is D1, and so forth.So you buy a Maschine Controller with a nice new MacBook Pro. Note: On a MASCHINE MIKRO MK3, hold down the GROUP button and press the MASCHINE Pad marked with the letter C (i.e. While your MASCHINE controller is in MIDI Mode, press the GROUP button marked with the letter C. Setting MASCHINE Pads to the Correct Octave The standard range of these notes for the factory MASCHINE Groups (Drum Kits) is typically C1 to D#2. Each Sound on a pad within a MASCHINE Group (Drum Kit) is assigned to its own separate note on the MIDI Keymap. The MASCHINE pads are just like piano keys on a keyboard. Note: If your MASCHINE pads are not triggering any of the sounds, please continue to the next chapter below.

Play the Drum Kit with your MASCHINE pads and the notes will be recorded directly in the Cubase track.

Note: You can also enable the Cubase Metronome.

Click Play and Record on the Cubase Transport bar.

Click the red tab to record-enable the Cubase track where MASCHINE is loaded.

Please see this article for more details. *Note: The MASCHINE+ hardware must be in Controller mode. You can find the button combination for your controller in this list: MASCHINE MIDI Mode and Recording in Cubaseīefore proceeding, switch your MASCHINE controller to MIDI mode. Please proceed to the next chapter below for instructions to play and record MIDI in a Cubase track. Otherwise, set a MIDI Channel for each Group (Kit) being loaded. Note: You can leave Channel set to All if loading just one MASCHINE Group (Kit).

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In the MIDI > ROUTINGS menu, set the Key Mode to Manual and set the Source to Host.Click the MASCHINE Channel icon and select Group > Input.Open the MASCHINE plug-in and load a Group (Kit).

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Please proceed to the next chapter below for instructions to set the MASCHINE software to receive MIDI note input.

Click OK to close the Cubase Studio Setup.In this example, Maschine Plus Virtual is enabled because this MASCHINE device is connecting and transmitting MIDI to this computer via USB. Locate the I/O > In (Input) port and tick the box under In 'All MIDI Inputs' for your MASCHINE controller. Go to Devices > MIDI and click MIDI Port Setup.Connect the MASCHINE controller to your computer and open the Cubase MIDI settings under Studio > Studio Setup.Please start by following this chapter below to set up MIDI Input for Cubase and the MASCHINE hardware. You can also use your MASCHINE controller pads to play other VST plug-ins on additional Cubase tracks. Note: This process is not restricted to the MASCHINE software. This is helpful when you want to use Cubase MIDI tracks to play the sounds loaded in MASCHINE.

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This article explains how to send MIDI notes from your MASCHINE controller and record them directly in Cubase.