Native Instruments MASCHINE+ Standalone Production and Performance Instrument - Manual (Page 133)

11.5.3. Updating a Lock Snapshot
If you have created a Lock snapshot but find better settings you can update the Lock snapshot.
There are two ways to achieve this, you can use the Lock option or Update option directly within
Extended Lock. Please note, both methods will overwrite the selected in Extended Lock mode.
To update a stored Lock snapshot:
1. Press the CHANNEL or PLUG-IN button.
2. Press SHIFT + LOCK ( Ext Lock ).
3. Select the pad containing the snapshot you want to update. If necessary, press Button 7 or 8
to access a Lock snapshot from another bank.
→ The selected snapshot will illuminate to indicate it is in focus.
4. Press the LOCK button to exit the Extended Lock view.
5. Adjust the settings until you are ready to update the snapshot. You can use Buttons 5 and 6
to switch between Channel parameters and Plug-in parameters.
6. Press SHIFT + LOCK ( Ext Lock ) to return to the Extended Lock view.
7. Press button 5 UPDATE to update your snapshot.
→ The selected snapshot is updated.
Repeat the process to update other Lock snapshots.
11.5.4. Recalling a Lock Snapshot
Within Extended Lock, you can recall a stored Lock snapshot.
To recall a Lock snapshot:
1. Press the CHANNEL or PLUG-IN button.
2. Press SHIFT + LOCK ( Ext Lock )
3. Select the snapshot you want to recall from the pads. If necessary, press Button 7 or 8 to
access a Lock snapshot from another bank.
The snapshot is recalled and parameters return to their stored setting. You can also morph
between settings using the settings in the on-screen overlay.
11.5.5. Morphing Between Lock Snapshots
When switching between two stored snapshots you can set MASCHINE to morph between them,
adding movement and interest to a song. Within Extended Lock, you can switch on morphing, and
set the morph sync and timing parameters.
To morph between your Lock snapshots:
1. Press the CHANNEL or PLUG-IN button.
2. Press SHIFT + LOCK ( Ext Lock ).
3. Turn knob 1 to turn the MORPH setting on.
4. Adjust the Morph mode and time to your requirements. A description of each mode is
described in the table below.
→ As you switch between your snapshots a controlled transition from one to another at the
selected time rate can be heard.
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