Native Instruments MASCHINE+ Standalone Production and Performance Instrument - Manual (Page 64)

Browsing Your Library Using the 4-D Encoder
Each parameter visible at the bottom of either display can be adjusted by the knob directly
underneath. This is also true in Browse mode.
Browse mode additionally provides an alternate, unified method for adjusting any field appearing
at the bottom of the displays: using the 4-D encoder.
1. Move the 4-D encoder left/right to select a field. The selected field is indicated by thin
brackets:
2. Turn the 4-D encoder to change the value in the selected field.
3. Move the 4-D encoder right to select the Results list.
4. Turn the 4-D encoder to select an item from the Results list.
5. Press the 4-D encoder to load your selection from the Results list.
8.2. Loading Files from the Browser
To load a file using MASCHINE+:
1. Press BROWSER to display the Browser.
2. Press Button 1 or 2 to select a file type, from left to right: Projects , Groups , Sounds ,
Instrument and Effect Plug-ins presets, Loops and One-Shots .
3. Turn Knob 8 to select and items from the results list.
4. Press the Button 8 to load the selected file.
→ The selected file is loaded.
With the Browser still open, you can continue to load the next or previous file.
To load the next or previous file:
▶ Press button 5 or 6 to load the next or previous file.
→ The next/previous file is loaded.
Press SHIFT and turn the Knob 8 to quickly scroll through the results list by ten items at a
time.
8.2.1. Selecting a Product Category, a Product, a Bank, and a Sub-
Bank
To filter your selection in Browse mode:
1. Turn Knob 1–4 under the left display to select a product category (if any), a particular product,
a bank of that product (if any), and a sub-bank in that bank (if any), respectively. Turn a Knob
at full left to remove any particular selection at this level (i.e. to select all items at this level).
2. Alternatively, move the 4-D encoder left or right to select a field and then turn it to adjust the
value.
USING THE BROWSER
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