2.
In the Device menu in the top left corner of the Controller Editor window, select the entry
corresponding to your controller in order to edit its MIDI assignments of your MA-
SCHINE JAM controller.
3.
In the Templates page on the right, click the desired MIDI Template to load it.
4.
Click the Host Transport Control option under the Template List to enable/disable it.
From now on the buttons in the Transport section (except REC, SHIFT, and GRID) will
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send MIDI data as specified in the Template loaded in the Controller Editor, while all oth-
er elements will control the MASCHINE plug-in instance.
For more information on the MIDI mode, please refer to the Controller Editor Manual.
4.5.3
Using Two or More MASCHINE Controllers
You can use two or more MASCHINE controllers of different types (MASCHINE JAM, MA-
SCHINE STUDIO, MASCHINE MK2, MASCHINE MIKRO MK2, MASCHINE, and MASCHINE
MIKRO) simultaneously with different instances of the MASCHINE software (possibly with one
instance in stand-alone mode). In doing so, the following applies:
▪ MASCHINE JAM will work alongside your existing MASCHINE hardware and share the fo-
cus of the MASCHINE software.
▪ Only one MASCHINE controller of any type can be connected to an instance at a time.
▪ You can choose which instance you want to control from each controller as described in
Switching Instances.
▪ When you start a new instance of the MASCHINE software, it connects to one of your other
MASCHINE controllers according to following precedence rules:
◦ Rule 1: The MASCHINE STUDIO controller focus have priority over the MK2 control-
lers (MASCHINE MK2 and MASCHINE MIKRO MK2), which themselves take priority
over legacy controllers (MASCHINE and MASCHINE MIKRO).
◦ Rule 2: The MASCHINE controllers (legacy and MK2) have priority focus over MA-
SCHINE MIKRO controllers (legacy and MK2).
◦ Rule 1 has priority over rule 2.
Working with MASCHINE JAM
Using MASCHINE JAM in Plug-in Mode
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