Doubling A Pattern - Native Instruments MASCHINE MK3 Manual

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▪ Record: Input Quantization is applied only when you record the pads.

▪ Play/Rec: Input Quantization is applied both when you play on the pads and when you re-

In Play/Rec mode the quantization applied while playing is slightly different from the

quantization applied while recording: When recording, all events are quantized to the

closest step — possibly ahead of the event. When playing, on the other hand, events oc-

curring in the first half of the steps are left untouched (since you cannot bring them for-

ward in the timeline!) whereas events occurring in the second half of the steps are quan-

tized to the next step.

Choosing an Input Quantization Mode

In the software the Input Quantization can be configured via the

section at the bottom of the

modes available (see their description above).

Choosing an Input Quantization on Your Controller

On your controller the Input Quantization can be configured via the recording

to show the recording settings.

modes available (see their description above).

Doubling a Pattern

Your controller provides a useful shortcut to double the length and content of the current Pat-

tern. In the software, you can do this for example by copying all events, putting the Playhead

indicator at the end of the Pattern, and pasting the events (the Pattern Length is automatically

To double the length and content of a Pattern:

to enter Pattern mode.

Select the desired Pattern by pressing its pad.

menu and select the desired Input Quantization mode from the three

MODE) to select the desired Input Quantization mode from the three

setting available in

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Working with Patterns

Editing Events

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