I'm not saying this is impossible or something, but I think that all this little things can slow down your beatmaking process and frustrate you. So if I want to change the hihats or the snare with something else, but I realise this thing only at the mixing stage or when the beat is almost done I would have to re-record those sounds and then drag them again into fl. Even if I would manage somehow to play the notes right and preparing to drag the wav in my Fl Studio, I will lose all my control on those sounds. I've tried to work with Maschine piano roll but honestly I can't deal with it, neither the quantizing feature which 90% of the time makes it worse than the original. I'm incredibly used with midi editing via fl studio piano roll because I'm not such a great live musician or 'in time' player so for the most of the time I have to edit my midi notes (drums/piano,etc).

Unfortunately for me this method seems a little bit rudimentary, more like the 90's workflow.

After hours of research through the whole internet I've came to the conclusion that the easiest way to use this gear would be to simply record the elements in Maschine and then drag and drop the wav in fl studio (standalone/vst, doesn't really matter honestly). Seems like this piece of hardware only slows or stops my workflow. Anyway, a lot of headaches for some basic midi integrations. But the problem was that I had to click on a specific midi out channel in order to record the notes, my expectation was to record automatically in each midi out channel every time i trigger a pad because i've routed my maschine pads on separate midi out channels.

Last night I've managed to route 2 different midi outs and record some midi notes from Maschine to those midi channels. Actually there is a trick with loopmidi software which let you use Midi In routing, but I cant figure it out how to use it properly on my fl studio - maschine integration.

Send channels fl studio 12