Don’t change anything yet! Should you encounter pads not being responsive when playing, it usually helps to adjust the sensitivity slider. – Go to file, preferences, Maschine Mikro mk3 and just look at where the sensitivity slider is at the moment. – Run controller editor ( on windows pc’s run as administrator) – Now press shift + maschine logo to activate MIDI mode. – Plug your maschine mikro out and plug it back in. – Make sure no Maschine software is running. – Once the firmware is upgraded you can close the Maschine software. – Make sure you install the firmware update because you might need it to be able to activate MIDI mode! – It should automatically recognize your Mikro Mk3 controller and if there’s a firmware update available for the device, you will be notified. – After installing everything, run the Maschine Software. Native Access will look something like this.
– I suggest installing everything you see. If you registered your Maschine you should be able to download the offical Maschine software. – When you login to Native Access with your account details, you’ll see a list of software that you can install.
– Then you’ll need a program called Native Access that can download and install all the software that you need. You might need to create an account and fill in serial numbers and all that stuff.
We will use Maschine mikro mk3 in MIDI mode and make it control Addictive Drums 2. – So that’s what we’re going to do in this guide. – However, I found that if you just want to play some drums, and especially if you want to play drums that don’t sound like samples, it’s by far the easiest to just turn the Maschine into MIDI mode and use it as a standalone midi controller without the Maschine software. – There’s a lot of ways you can load samples and setup routing inside Maschine software in order to get a drumkit going with the basic QFG pad layout. – Obviously, all Maschine products come with the Maschine Software, and used together with the software the Maschine controllers turn into serious beatmaking workstations. Some things you need to know about the Mikro Mk3 I also give some handy extra tips about optional MIDI CC modifiers and Cymbal chokes, so check it out! This will help you understand the reasoning behind the layout which I think is good to know for anyone studying with me.
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