Native Instruments MASCHINE+ Standalone Production and Performance Instrument - Manual (Page 107)

Accessing Factory Presets of Native Instruments’ Instruments/Effects
Accessing factory presets of your Native Instruments instruments and effects is straightforward:
factory presets of all Native Instruments instruments/effects installed on MASCHINE+ are already
integrated into the MASCHINE library. You will find them directly in the Browser by selecting the
corresponding file type (Instruments or Effects) For more information on loading files from the
Browser, see Loading Files from the Browser .
10.10.3. Multiple-Output Plug-ins and Multitimbral Plug-ins
MASCHINE+ allows extended use of multiple-output Plug-ins as well as multitimbral Plug-ins.
Multiple-Output Plug-ins
Multiple-output Plug-ins are Plug-ins with more than one audio stereo output.
When a multiple-output Plug-in is loaded into a Sound, MASCHINE+ uses its available outputs as
follows:
• The Plug-in’s first output pair is inserted in the usual Plug-in signal chain: This output pair is fed
into the input of the next Plug-in slot (or sent to the channel output if the Plug-in is in the last
Plug-in slot).
• The Plug-in’s additional outputs are made available as audio sources for other Sounds of the
same Group (they appear in the Source menu in the Audio page of the Input properties for these
Sounds). This can be used to build advanced routings in MASCHINE. For more information on
configuring audio inputs for Sounds, please refer to section Sending External Audio to Sounds .
Multitimbral Plug-ins
Multitimbral Plug-ins are Plug-ins that can receive MIDI on top of the host control.
When a multitimbral Plug-in is loaded into a Sound, the other Sounds of the same Group can send
MIDI data to this Plug-in: The Plug-in will appear as an additional port in the Dest. menu on the
MIDI page of the Output properties for these Sounds. For more information on configuring MIDI
output for Sounds, please refer to section Sending MIDI from Sounds .
WORKING WITH PLUG-INS
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