Native Instruments MASCHINE Manual page 454

For the Learn mode and the resulting MIDI control to work, MIDI must be correctly con-
figured in MASCHINE. If MASCHINE is running as stand-alone application this is done
in the MIDI page of the
↑2.6.3, Preferences – MIDI
cation the MIDI configuration is done in the host — see section
Plug-in Mode.
If there is already a MIDI assignment for the parameter, the new MIDI assignment will replace
the previous one. If you change your mind and don't want to assign any new MIDI control,
while Learn is blinking click the Assignment field again or press [Esc] on your computer key-
board.
You cannot assign the same MIDI control to more than one parameter in MASCHINE: If
a MIDI control is already assigned to a parameter, when you assign it to another parame-
ter its first assignment is automatically deleted.
If you want to simply remove a MIDI assignment without recording a new one, do the following:
Right-click ([Ctrl]-click on Mac OS X) the non-empty Assignment field under a parameter
►
and select Unlearn in the menu to remove the MIDI assignment for that parameter.
The MIDI assignment is removed from the Assignment field and the parameter is not con-
→
trollable via MIDI anymore.
Of course, this procedure also works for Native Instruments and External Plug-ins loaded in
MASCHINE.
Preferences panel — for more details please refer to section
Page. If MASCHINE is running as a plug-in in a host appli-
Audio Routing, Remote Control, and Macro Controls
Using MIDI Control and Host Automation
↑2.5, Stand-Alone and
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