It’s a shame because, at the time, I told myself that this box had incredible potential to become essential.īesides, one thing I noticed was that at the time, Native Instruments products lost very little of their value even years after their release…īut now, a few months after its release, a product can easily drop by 20% compared to its new price. Only Kontakt and the advent of NKS bring the virtual monopoly in terms of sample reader (despite version 6, which brings little novelty in the face of an aging interface). There is Reaktor which offers really nice synths.
Guitar Rig is almost obsolete to the competition. Massive X is not the revolution that was massive in its time. The same thing for the synth part Fm8, Absynth are getting old. If Komplete was once the best for an incredibly ridiculous price, plugin publishers have clearly caught up with them with super aggressive offers and monthly subscriptions: Waves, Softube, SSL, UAD. Native Instruments is starting to lose its leading position in computer music. What’s Happening with Native Instruments? In any case, it’s a bit of a shortfall on Native’s part to deprive itself of a high-end machine that can be sold at 800 or 900 euros. Native Instruments could release a touch Maschine Mk4 which integrates certain reserved functions at the studio.īut maybe I’m completely wrong, and the studio range is definitely dead, and they’re going to unify that under the support of a Maschine Mk4.
#MASCHINE MK4 SOFTWARE#
One thing that is certain is that the massive layoffs prevented the release of Maschine+, which was supposed to be released in September 2019, not in the second half of 2020.Ī Maschine Mk4 seemed a little premature in 2021, so personally, I believed more in a touch Studio Maschine with new features reserved for software mount.
It should happen with a redesign of the software and version 3.0 or their famous “all in one” program that tries to bring together Komplete, Maschine, and Traktor within the same instance to avoid dispersion during development and programming. There are no signs that Mk4 should be out soon.
Native Instruments is a company that needs to release hardware to boost these sales from year to year.īut for the Maschine part, we already have the Mikro Mk3, which was released at the beginning of 2019, and Maschine+, which I believe is sold not too badly. You shouldn’t be too shocked by this renewal of the range.
#MASCHINE MK4 UPDATE#
In this article, we’ll reveal our anticipations and update you as much as achievable about the release of MK4. Optimized based on customer research, it was packed with new features to increase the speed and user focus.īut what about his coming successor, Maschine MK4? Will it be much more useful? What can we hope for? Is the release date known?Īfter the release of Machine+, all eyes are on the next Native Instruments move. The third generation of Maschine took over classic groovebox workflow and made it faster and more intuitive. Maschine MK3 is a groove production studio, drop controller, sampler, and sequencer, perfect for public and private studios.
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