However, apart from the coloured pads, the two are functionally almost identical. In comparison, even the stylish earlier model looks a bit cautious. The Maschine MkII hardware is undeniably a thing of beauty. If you were ever tempted by Maschine in the past, the theory is that you'll now be massively tempted. As a further sweetener, Massive - Native Instruments' bass and lead synth - joins the package. Sadly, there's no way to physically transform the older controllers into multi-hued marvels, but existing users can at least enjoy the new effects and other enhancements this update brings. Colour now shines at the heart of the Maschine's universe and, thanks to upgrades in the host software, it can be applied as extravagantly or as sparsely as your taste dictates. Hot on the heels of last year's trimmed-down Maschine Mikro are two eye-catching new hardware controllers for Native Instruments' Maschine. The controller is super-sturdy yet easily portable.Maschine's MkII hardware gets a Technicolour make-over, while its software increments to v1.8.
MASCHINE is the ultimate performance tool for creative musicians. You’ll soon realize MASCHINE is a powerhouse capable of revolutionizing the way you make music. Once your track is ready, drag and drop your patterns as MIDI or audio files directly into your DAW to finalize and mix your production. With MASCHINE you can also control and sequence all of your external hardware instruments, or switch to MIDI mode to control other software. With direct access to all software functions via the intuitive hardware, you can easily browse, load, tweak, play, arrange, and automate all sampler, plug-in and effect parameters with full hands-on control. Make MASCHINE the centerpiece of your studio set-up.
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