
Now you're ready to use the MASCHINE template to control TRAKTOR.
Open the TRAKTOR Preferences > Controller Manager > Device, and select the Generic MIDI entry associated with your MASCHINE controller. Make sure that the Maschine Controller Virtual port is selected in both the In-Port and Out-Port fields. Follow the remaining steps of the Setup Wizard and click Finish. In this example, Maschine Track Decks is selected. In this section, choose the manufacturer ( Native Instruments) and the MASCHINE controller model being used. Select Yes from the drop-down menu, then click Next.
Here, you're asked if you are using a different (i.e. Select Start Setup Wizard from the Help menu. Make sure that the MASCHINE controller is connected to the system, then launch TRAKTOR. Setting Up MASCHINE as Controller in TRAKTOR Please proceed to the next chapter below. Now you're all set to configure your MASCHINE controller in TRAKTOR. Use the push encoder to select the TRAKTOR PRO template. Note: On a MASCHINE MIKRO (MK1 & MK2) controller, hold the NAV button and press F1 to select TEMPL. Press and hold SHIFT and use the Left / Right arrow buttons ( ) to scroll the templates and choose the one for TRAKTOR PRO. On a MASCHINE (MK1 & MK2) controller in MIDI mode, the left display will indicate the name of the current TEMPLATE. Note: See this article for instructions to switch your MASCHINE controller to MIDI mode. Switch to MIDI mode by pressing SHIFT + CONTROL on the hardware. Make sure that MASCHINE is currently set to MIDI Mode. It can now be selected and loaded from within the MASCHINE hardware. Traktor Pro will be added to the list of available Templates. In the Templates menu on the right side of the Controller Editor window, click on Factory Templates and then select Traktor Pro from the drop-down menu (this template is also valid for TRAKTOR SCRATCH PRO). Choose the first entry for your controller model here. Note: In this example, MASCHINE MK2 is used.
It will be recognized by Controller Editor if Connect is highlighted.
Make sure your MASCHINE controller is active. Note: If you encounter any issues finding or launching Controller Editor, you can download the latest version for your operating system here. Windows: C: > Program Files > Native Instruments > Controller Editor > Controller Editor.exe. macOS: Macintosh HD > Applications > Native Instruments > Controller Editor > Controller Editor.app. Launch the Controller Editor application:.