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IDEAS

button: Press

IDEAS

at any time to get an overview of your Project. In the Ideas view you

can view your Scenes and Patterns, in the Song view, you can edit your Sections, Scenes, Patterns,

and Clips to create the perfect arrangement. Press

IDEAS

, then

SHIFT

and Button 1 or 2 to switch

between Ideas view and Song view.

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MIXER

button: Press

MIXER

at any time to access an overview of your mix. Use the Mix view

to, for example, quickly edit the level and panning of each Sound and Group. For more information,

see

Controlling Your Mix

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BROWSER

button: Press the

BROWSER

button to access the Browser. Press

SHIFT

+

BROWSER

(

+Plug-In

) to access the Plug-in menu and load a Plug-in (Internal, Native Instruments,

and External, as well as Instrument and Effect) in the selected Plug-in slot. For more information,

see

Using the Browser

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SAMPLING

button: Press the

SAMPLING

button to access the Sample Editor. Here you can

record and edit samples. For more information, see

Recording Samples

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Page

buttons: Press the Page buttons to switch between pages. For a clear and simple layout

of the displays, parameters are grouped into different pages.

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POWER / FILE

button: Press the power button to switch on MASCHINE+ . Press and hold the

power button to shutdown. The button is green in standalone mode, and orange when used in

Controller mode, and flashes red when the device is in standby. The button also provides access to

your files and audio export options and you can press

SHIFT

+

FILE

(

Save

), to quickly save a

Project on the fly. For more information on the File menu, see

File Menu Overview

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SETTINGS

button: Press the

SETTINGS

button to adjust the preferences of your MASCHINE+

and access MIDI, hardware, network, and mode settings. Here you can also perform system

updates and access your library of content from your Native Instruments account. For more

information, see

Settings Overview

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AUTO

button: Press and hold while turning any of the eight Knobs (or any combination) under

the displays to record modulation for the corresponding parameter(s). Press

SHIFT

+

AUTO

to pin/

unpin the Auto mode. For more information on Auto mode, see

Recording Modulation

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MACRO

button: The

MACRO

button provides instant access to the properties of the channel’s

Macro Controls). This shortcut can greatly facilitate both reactivity and improvisation when

performing live. Press

SHIFT

+

MACRO

(

Set

) to define new Macros in a quick and easy way,

directly from your device. For more information, see

Creating Custom Sets of Parameters with

the Macro Controls

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Buttons 1–8

: The eight Buttons above the displays dynamically adapt their function to the

selected mode, allowing direct access to the most important functions. The action they perform is

shown below each Button in the displays.

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Displays

: The displays are laid out to provide you with all the essential information. Press

SETTINGS

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Hardware

to adjust the brightness.

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Knobs 1–8

: Each Knob dynamically controls the parameter shown in the display above it.

5.1.2. Edit Section

The Edit section holds the

4-D encoder

, a multifunctional element to be used in various contexts.

Used in combination with the 4-D encoder, the three

Quick Edit

buttons nearby allow you to easily

adjust the volume, tempo, and swing of the Sounds, the Groups, and the Project.

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