Native Instruments MASCHINE+ Standalone Production and Performance Instrument - Manual (Page 22)

4.4.2. Sync to External MIDI Clock
If MASCHINE+ is running as a stand-alone application, it can be controlled externally via MIDI
Clock by any device that is capable of sending MIDI Clock. This could be hardware such as a drum
machine, another groovebox, or even another sequencer.
To configure MASCHINE+ to receive MIDI Clock from an external device:
1. Press SETTINGS .
2. Select the MIDI page.
3. Turn Knob 1 to select Receive from the menu.
→ MASCHINE+ can now receive MIDI Clock from an external device
When Receive is selected, the PLAY button is deactivated.
4.4.3. Send MIDI Clock
If MASCHINE+ is running in Standalone mode it can send a MIDI Clock signal to any device that is
capable of receiving MIDI Clock. This could be hardware such as a drum machine, another
groovebox, or even another software sequencer.
To configure MASCHINE+ to receive MIDI Clock from an external device:
1. Press SETTINGS .
2. Use the 4-D encoder to select MIDI .
3. In the MIDI Sync section select Send Clock from the menu.
→ MASCHINE+ will send a MIDI Clock signal to any connected device that is capable of
receiving MIDI Clock.
You can adjust the MIDI Clock offset in the MIDI page of the SETTINGS panel. See MIDI
Settings for more information.
If you want MASCHINE+ to send other MIDI messages than MIDI Clock, in particular, if you
want to control other MIDI-capable devices via the notes played in MASCHINE+, please
refer to section
4.5. Connecting a Pedal
MASCHINE+ provides a pedal input in the form of a 1/4-inch socket on the rear panel.
The PEDAL socket on the rear panel.
The PEDAL socket allows you to use a pedal footswitch to control the transport. A single
footswitch with two pedals can be used to control the transport in the following way:
CONNECTING MASCHINE+
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