This pays off particularly with the four-directional push encoder, which allows for more nuanced use.

The same applies to the touch-sensitive encoders, which are also made of metal. Maschine+ is much heavier because the housing is made of anodized aluminum and not plastic. But if you touch both controllers once, you will immediately notice the difference. There are currently no discussions about this product. Pads, buttons, controls, displays - everything is in the same place and is identically labeled. Sample, arrange, mix, perform and stay laser-focused on the groove. Maschine Mk3 DeluxeĪt first glance, you can hardly see any difference between the Mk3 and the Maschine+. Early on, the ever-growing Maschine-community expressed the wish for a self-sufficient Maschine groovebox with built-in sound generation, and now, without much notice, the result, called Maschine+, is available in our test studio. Liam O Mullane is the first person to get his hands on Native Instruments latest groove production studio and the new MASCHINE 2.0 software. Common to all hardware versions, however, was that no sound could be elicited without a connected computer. The MusicTech world exclusive MASCHINE Studio review. Maschine Mk2 introduced multi-colored pads for a better overview, Maschine Studio was the first to feature two large graphics-enabled displays, and Maschine Mk3 expanded its standalone capabilities with a built-in audio interface. Over the years, not only has the software been continuously enhanced, but the hardware has also been redesigned.

In April 2009, Native Instruments introduced Maschine, a combination of audio software and a perfectly tuned hardware controller.

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