Native Instruments MASCHINE+ Standalone Production and Performance Instrument - Manual (Page 105)

Element Description
Octave Transposes the base key of the Bass Synth (range: -3 – 3). To transpose
the base key, turn the Octave knob by clicking and dragging upwards or
downwards.
Filter Section
Cutoff
Adjusts the frequency of the low-pass filter (range: 14.6 Hz – 23.7 KHz). To
adjust the cutoff frequency, turn the Cutoff knob by clicking and dragging
upwards or downwards.
Resonance Adjusts the amount of boost around the cutoff frequency (range: 0.0% –
120%), Resonance can start to self-oscillate when increasing the amount
over 100.0 %. To adjust the amount of resonance, turn the Resonance knob
by clicking and dragging upwards or downwards.
Envelope
Section
Mod. Amt.
Adjusts the amount of envelope applied to the filter cutoff (range: 0.0% –
100%). To increase the amount of modulation applied to the Cutoff , turn
the Mod. Amt. knob clockwise by clicking and dragging upwards.
Decay Adjusts the rate at which the sound fades to silence (range: 0.0% – 100%).
To increase the decay amount, turn the Decay knob clockwise by clicking
and dragging upwards.
Tone Section
Drive
Adjusts the amount of drive (range: -100% – 100%); -100% increases the
input level for the filter, driving the signal internally into saturation, and
100% controls the drive level of the distortion at the end of the signal chain.
To adjust the amount of drive, turn the Drive knob by clicking and dragging
upwards or downwards.
Note Section
Glide Time
Adjusts the time it takes to glide from one pitch to the next (range: 10 ms –
1000 ms). To adjust the amount of glide time, turn the Glide Time knob by
clicking and dragging upwards or downwards.
Page 2 — Advanced Page
For this module, the Advanced page contains just one parameter.
Element Description
Note Section
Glide
Globally enables the glide parameter. Once set to on, the note will
continuously play in a monophonic manner.
10.10. Using Native Instruments Plug-ins
MASCHINE+ enables you to load VST/AU plug-ins from Native Instruments and to use them like
the internal plug-ins from MASCHINE+.
As with internal plug-ins, the following rules apply for loading Native Instruments plug-ins:
• An Instrument plug-in can be loaded only in the first Plug-in slot of a Sound.
WORKING WITH PLUG-INS
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