

Typically, the MASCHINE software is used as a plug-in instrument for creating some serious beat-creations in most popular DAW’s. Enable the Configure Mode and click on each assigned parameter so they will now appear in the Configure panel.You may be familiar with MASCHINE’s extensive groove production capabilities, but did you know that it can also be used as a robust effects processor as well inside a DAW? In this tutorial, we will explore some options to integrate MASCHINE and Ableton Live to boost your sound creation possibilities. You need to make them available manually by opening the Plug-In Automation dialog from within the plug-in window, then add the desired host automations to the list at right so you can then see them listed in your track automations.Ībleton Live users: assigned parameters will not appear automatically in the plug-in box.

Pro Tools users: plug-in automation IDs do not show up by default in the drop-down track display menu. Note that some DAWs may require additional steps to be able to write/read automations on related tracks. Otherwise, the numbered parameter name (such as “Host Automation 1”) will be displayed. Once the 'MIDI/Automation Control' dialog appears, choose an empty automation slot from the Host Automation drop-down menu – the name of the assigned parameter may be displayed instead of the Automation ID.Right-click the parameter in UVI Workstation (or in the soundbank interface) that you want to automate.

Here are the steps to assign a parameter to host automation: Note that Host Automation offers more accurate control in comparison with MIDI CC which only allows for 128 steps whereas Host Automation allows for a multiple of this value. Most parameters in UVI Workstation and Soundbanks can be automated within a DAW via Host Automation.
