Creating a new pattern on your controller, 1 creating a new pattern on your controller – Native Instruments MASCHINE MK3 Groove Production Studio (Black) User Manual

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A new empty Pattern is created in the selected Pattern slot. The new Pattern is loaded in

the Pattern Editor with an empty Event area. Furthermore, this Pattern is referenced by a
Clip for the selected Group in the current Scene in the Arranger. This Clip replaces any
previous Clip for the Group in that Scene (see chapter

↑

16.3, Using Song View

for more

on this).

11.7.3.1 Creating a New Pattern on Your Controller

►

To create a new empty Pattern in the current Pattern bank, press

PATTERN

+ any unlit

pad.

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A new empty Pattern is created at this position in the current Pattern bank. Additionally:

▪

The new Pattern is selected and displayed in the software’s Pattern Editor. You can then

modify it both from your controller and in the software.

▪

The new Pattern is referenced by a Clip for the selected Group in the current Scene. This

Clip replaces any previous Clip for the Group in that Scene (see chapter

↑

16.3, Using Song

View

for more on this).

You don’t need to explicitly create a new empty Pattern before filling it with events: If no Pattern is
selected, as soon as you record events a new Pattern will be created for them! See section

↑

11.4.2,

Creating Events/Notes

for more information on creating events.

11.7.3.2 Inserting a New Pattern after the Current Pattern on Your Controller

You can also insert a new Pattern right after a particular Pattern:
1.

Press and hold

PATTERN

to enter Pattern mode.

2.

Press Button 7 and 8 to select the desired Pattern bank.

3.

Press the pad corresponding to the Pattern after which you want to insert a new Pattern.

4.

Press Button 5 (

CREATE

).

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A new empty Pattern is inserted right after the selected Pattern. All following Patterns are
shifted to the next slot.

Working with Patterns

Managing Patterns

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