Applying Effects To External Audio; Step 1: Configure Maschine Audio Inputs - Native Instruments MASCHINE Manual

Parameter
Filter
Center Freq
Width
On your controller the outputs available in the
display of the Source
Note that the settings of the
other Plug-in supporting side-chain. This notably allows you to try different compressors
or different compression presets without losing the side-chain setup.
11.2

Applying Effects to External Audio

MASCHINE's flexible routing facilities allow you to apply effects to external audio as well. This
external audio can come from the inputs of your audio interface if MASCHINE is used in
stand-alone mode, or from your host if MASCHINE is used as a plug-in.
To do this, we will choose a Sound and make use of the Audio page in its Input properties.
11.2.1

Step 1: Configure MASCHINE Audio Inputs

MASCHINE's audio input configuration can be done in the software only. Furthermore, this
configuration is necessary only if you use MASCHINE as stand-alone application.
If you are using MASCHINE as a plug-in in a host application, MASCHINE can receive
audio from your host on any of its eight mono virtual inputs. To know how to route audio
in your host to the virtual inputs of the MASCHINE plug-in, please refer to your host
documentation. When this is done, go directly to section
Sound to Receive the External
Description
Activates a filter on the side-chain input. This filter can be useful to
select only a specific frequency range of the side-chain signal to
control the Plug-in.
Adjusts the center frequency of the filter.
Adjusts the bandwidth of the filter.
SOURCE
selector described above.
Side-Chain Input page stay in place when you switch to an-
Input.
Applying Effects to External Audio
parameter are labeled as in the
↑11.2.2, Step 2: Set up a
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Using Effects