Creating A Lock Snapshot - Native Instruments MASCHINE Manual

tended Lock to switch between these instantly, or morph between them synchronized to the
tempo of your Project. Lock snapshots are a powerful tool for extensive modulations, but also
very useful to compare mixes, or to switch up snapshots during a live performance.
The Lock button is used to create and recall a single snapshot, and when used in addition with
Extended Lock, snapshots can be managed; allowing you to update them, clear unwanted
snapshots, and organize them exactly the way you want.
5.6.1

Creating a Lock Snapshot

Use the Lock button to capture, update or recall a single Lock snapshot.
When a snapshot is created it also updates the snapshot in focus within Extended Lock.
For more information on Extended Lock please read
To create a Lock snapshot:
1. Press the CONTROL
2. Press Button 4 LOCK
⇨
The LOCK button becomes highlighted to indicate a single snapshot has been taken. You
are now free to change parameters or Mute and Solo settings, safe in the knowledge you
can recall your snapshot.
3. Press Button 4 LOCK
The Lock snapshot is recalled and
→
snapshot in Extended Lock mode. For more information on Extended Lock read
Using Extended Lock. If you find better settings press the
the snapshot.
Press SHIFT + ALL
►
You must save your Project to permanently store your snapshots.
button to enter Control mode.
to take a snapshot.
to recall the snapshot.
LOCK
(SAVE) to save your Project.
↑5.6.2, Using Extended
ceases to be highlighted. You can access your
LOCK
Playing on Your Controller
Creating Parameter Snapshots using Lock
Lock.
↑5.6.2,
button again to update
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