
Alternatively, you can program the MIDI notes directly in FL Studio with the mouse. For example when I do this in Live: assign Maschine to MIDI track and configure Group Batch MIDI Setup > create appropriate number of Live External Instruments > configure MIDI and Audio to come from Maschine to respective External Instrument > arm track (s) and record > MIDI data shows up in the DAW/Host. You can now play your Kit on MASCHINE and record the notes directly into your DAW. To select Group C of the MASCHINE MIKRO MK1 / MK2 / MK3, hold down the GROUP button and press pad 15 / C. This means that when you press your first MASCHINE pad, Sound 1 will be triggered, the second MASCHINE pad triggers Sound 2, etc.

Now your MASCHINE pads will trigger the Notes from C1 to D#2. You can find the button combination for your controller in this list:Īs the root note of the Group inside the MASCHINE Software is set to C1, press GROUP Button C.

Connect your MASCHINE controller and open FL Studio's MIDI settings under OPTIONS > MIDI settings.This can be useful when you want to bypass the MASCHINE sequencer and use FL Studio's sequencer to edit the recorded notes while still using the MASCHINE sounds. This article explains how to record MIDI notes from your MASCHINE controller directly in FL Studio.
