A more straightforward way to accomplish this would be to use a second audio interface for MASCHINE, but that relies on having a way of inputting the audio into a mixer.
To get a working project going and having some sound come out of MASCHINE is only a small step in the overall process. Set up a MASCHINE project with the samples you want, and sync with TRAKTOR. TRAKTOR PRO 2.11+ software, a DJ controller mapped to TRAKTOR PRO, MASCHINE + MASCHINE 2.5.6+ software, JackAudio, or similar, such as Soundflower, and Ableton Link connection. But what about when you’ve got a controller with a built in interface? Setting up MASCHINE with a club mixer or audio interface is fairly straightforward: just route the output from the software to one of the mixer’s USB outputs, and you’ve got full volume, gain control, along with any other mixer features the channel has access to. All these tools let DJs expand their horizons, but there are other ways to achieve this by employing MASCHINE into your setup.
TRAKTOR’s power features take you beyond the ones-and-twos, with four decks, Stems functionality, and remix. (The following tutorial, unfortunately, does not yet apply to systems running Windows!) With this handy guide you’ll learn how to set them up together, in order to spice up your DJ sets with some groovebox action. Together, MASCHINE and TRAKTOR can be a match made in heaven.
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