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4.1.2
Module Slot 1: Choosing the Sound's Role
The Module loaded in Module slot 1 will determine the general role of the Sound:
▪ If Module slot 1 holds a Sampler or VST/AU instrument plug-in, the Sound will generate
its own audio.
▪ If Module slot 1 holds an effect Module (internal effect or VST/AU effect plug-in), the
Sound will be available as bussing point for other signals within MASCHINE. This notably
allows you to build up send effects. See section
info.
▪ If Module slot 1 holds an Input Module, the Sound will be available as bussing point for
external audio signals. See section
more info.
▪ If Module slot 1 holds a MIDI Out Module, the Sound will send MIDI notes instead of
generating sound. Slots 2–4 will not be effective. See section
Sounds
for more info.
You can also sample directly to a Sound slot. This will automatically load a Sampler in
Module slot 1. Read chapter
4.1.3
Loading a Module
The procedure to load a Module is common to all levels (Sound, Group, and Master). As an
example, we will load an instrument Module in the slot 1 of a Sound.
Hardware
1.
Press the
CONTROL
2.
Press
SELECT
+ the pad you want to load the instrument to.
3.
Press Button 3 to put the focus on the
4.
Make sure
MODULES
5.
Press Button 5 to select Module slot 1.
6.
Press
SHIFT
+
BROWSE
7.
On the left display, use Knob 1 to change the
The right display now shows the list of the available internal Modules.
↑9.3, Applying Effects to an External Instrument
↑10.5, Triggering Scenes via MIDI
button to enter the Control mode.
SOUND
(Button 4) is activated to show Module slots
to browse the available Modules.
↑9.4, Creating a Send Effect
↑4.9.3, MIDI Output from
for more details on this.
tab.
1
to 4.
TYPE
to INTERNAL.
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