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Native Instruments MASCHINE MK3 Groove Production Studio (Black) User Manual

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Selection Tool

Description

Knob 1/2 (

START

/

END

)

Define the selection’s start and end points in the timeline for the
focused Sound. All notes within this time interval and within the pitch

interval defined by

LOW

and

HIGH

(see below) are included into the

selection.

Knob 3/4 (

LOW

/

HIGH

)

Define the selection’s lowest and highest pitch for the focused Sound.
All notes within this pitch interval and within the time interval defined

by

START

and

END

(see above) are included into the selection.

Page buttons

Drop the current selection and select the previous/next individual

event for the focused Sound.

By combining these tools you can precisely define the selection of notes you want to edit.

Selecting Events/Notes on the Controller

Using your controller you can select particular events from the selected Pattern. This will allow

you to edit them without affecting the other events.

For example in Pad Mode this can be very useful to quickly quantize a few drum instruments in
your kit without affecting the rest of the kit: Press

SHIFT

+

SELECT

+ the pads of the desired

drums then press

SHIFT

+ pad

5

(

QUANTIZE

), and you’re done!

You can select notes and events using the pads. Depending on the current pad mode (Pad
Mode or Keyboard mode, see

6.1.1, The Pad View in the Software

), events will be selected

differently:

In Pad Mode (the default mode of the pads), each pad represents a specific Sound:

Unlit pads indicate Sounds for which the Pattern has no events. Nothing happens
when you press them.

Dimmed pads indicate Sounds for which events can be selected: Press any dimmed
pad to add all events for that Sound to the selection. The pad turns fully lit to indicate
that all its events are selected. You can press any additional dimmed pad to add its
events to the selection. Pressing a dimmed pad additionally switches the focus to the
corresponding Sound.

Working with Patterns

Editing Events

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