Native Instruments is legendary for its synth sounds and production software. But, the Berlin-based company has also built a reputation for excellence with its hardware controllers, and the Maschine ...

Maschine+, Maschine MK3 and Maschine Mikro have all been reduced at Sweetwater When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Native Instruments ...

Maschine Mikro is the entry-level Maschine controller, giving users the same software package and sample library that comes with the full version. iMaschine is an iOS app that lets you create beats on ...

Native Instruments' Maschine hardware/software bundle has become a staple in the beat-production market since its debut two years ago. Now at version 1.7, its performative and production capacities ...

Breathe a little humanity into your next electronic anthem with the tactile Maschine Mikro MK3. The controller’s footprint is smaller than the laptop you’ll plug into, and it draws all its power via ...

In the decade since the original Maschine hit the market, a lot has changed for Native Instruments’ hybrid production system, which makes the question of crowning a single ‘best Maschine’ a slightly ...

When you're focused on music editing, you don't want to switch back and forth between a computer screen and a hardware controller. With Native Instruments' newly unveiled Maschine Studio, you won't ...

The pack brings the sound of underground dance music to Maschine and Maschine Mikro, containing a selection of kicks, snares, hi-hats and percussion samples, as well as pre-produced rhythms optimized ...

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Native Instruments has released Grey Forge, a new Maschine Expansion for dark, monolithic techno productions and live performances utilizing the features introduced in Maschine 2 software. It’s out ...

At the dawn of electronic music, you had to be fabulously wealthy before you could even consider making a record. But now the computer on your desk and even the smartphone in your pocket are capable ...