any advice?
- Thread starter jmerl321
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You have some pieces that in general weren't designed to work together at the same time. The NS7 is a controller with a built-in USB sound card and 2 channel mixer. The Focusrite Scarlett is also a USB soundcard, so not sure why you would need both .. unless you have another application running simultaneously on a laptop that needs a dedicated output. The Maschine setup is primarily a groove and effect controller. Typically you would run that into a mixer as another input.
So maybe laptop via USB to all three: the NS7, the Maschine unit, and to the Scarlett. The Scarlett then via phono or 1/4" to a stereo input on the NS7 and the output of the Maschine to another input on the NS7. The issue is the NS7 (I believe) is a 2 channel unit, so you will be switching between the inputs.
Maybe if you give a bit of information on what you want to do with it all, that would help. Introducing yourself and using the Shift key would also be sweet.
So maybe laptop via USB to all three: the NS7, the Maschine unit, and to the Scarlett. The Scarlett then via phono or 1/4" to a stereo input on the NS7 and the output of the Maschine to another input on the NS7. The issue is the NS7 (I believe) is a 2 channel unit, so you will be switching between the inputs.
Maybe if you give a bit of information on what you want to do with it all, that would help. Introducing yourself and using the Shift key would also be sweet.
I have an NS6, Maschine Mikro, and Komplete Audio 6 that I use in my studio/office for voice overs, remixes, and beat production in Ableton. The NS6 connects to the KA6 and the Mikro is setup as a control surface in Ableton when not in use to interface the NI plug-ins while working in Live.
You can get the elements you have to work together. Review your manuals and you'll be set. Good luck.
You can get the elements you have to work together. Review your manuals and you'll be set. Good luck.
