The displays have been updated also the new high contrast displays have a higher viewing angle that will help keep things visible, even with some difficult live performance placements. The hardware design has changed a bit one notable addition is the new master push encoder with grid, and the 47 all-new click-buttons that help to speed up the workflow. With the New MASCHINE you can timestretch and pitch shift your samples directly from the hardware, eliminating the need to jump back and forth from host systems. Now with heightened sensitivity, each one of the 16 touch-pads can be assigned a different color to easily separate and identify sounds, patterns, groups, and scenes.
This next generation of MASCHINE has numerous enhanced workflow improvements for an even more intuitive and faster performance. Everything is intuitively controllable via the fully integrated hardware - once you touch the tactile controller the fun and intuitive workflow takes over, allowing you to stay focused on what matters - the music. Here it is, next-generation design, multi-colored pads, timestretching capabilities, and more.Īll in all, the New MASCHINE from Native Instruments is the same highly gratifying instrument that it's always been, combining pattern-based sequencing, professional sampling, multi-effect units, and a VST/AU plug-in host, but now with even more style and functionality. For now read the leaked details in full below. Native Instruments promises a full announcement later today we'll update you with more news and images when we have it. Interestingly, it seems the full version of NI's hugely-popular plug-in synth Massive will now ship with Maschine as standard. The leaked specs reveal a number of usability improvements and new Transient Master and Tape and Tube Saturator effects. While the control surface is labelled MKII, the accompanying software is billed simply as version 1.8 - implying no major overhaul at that end. Other major additions include full control of timestretching and pitch shifting of samples direct from the hardware, improved displays and the addition of 47 click buttons. Visually, the most obvious addition over version one is the ability to assign vibrant colour coding to each of the hardware's 16 pads - a feature that will only enhance the unit's appeal as a live performance instrument for electronic musicians.
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