NI Mashine users

[Guvnor]

I have it

Oh, did you start playing with it yet. If so was it easy to pick up and learn?

Ok so I was gonna cop but I heard someone say Why not just go all in and get studio.
What's the advantages of studio over mk2? Or visa versa

Well Studio has more buttons, more midi options if your gonna use midi, two displays that are better than the mk2 display though the mk2 display is usable and an edit section so you don't have to press shift and one of the pads to do things as you have to do it on the mk2.

With that said, a benefit of the Mk2 is that it's more portable and thus can be used if you were on the road for instance or rocking a show. The studio is a lil too big for that.

That's about all I know lol.

 

[Renegade47]

should have copped this

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be making heat off this baby and i dont even use it to its full potential

 

[cheek100]

Oh, did you start playing with it yet. If so was it easy to pick up and learn?


Well Studio has more buttons, more midi options if your gonna use midi, two displays that are better than the mk2 display though the mk2 display is usable and an edit section so you don't have to press shift and one of the pads to do things as you have to do it on the mk2.

With that said, a benefit of the Mk2 is that it's more portable and thus can be used if you were on the road for instance or rocking a show. The studio is a lil too big for that.

That's about all I know lol.

Word

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

should have copped this

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why

break down the advantages... i thought this was only for ableton?

 

[KillSpray]

I know

Nice, welcome my friend

I love Maschine, it has some limitations in its sequencer that can be very frustrating, but I was willing to look past that because the things it does well are best in class ie browsing sounds and getting initial ideas up without having to touch the mouse and keynotes at all

NI is working in improving the sequencer now, so it's a good time to join the party, this thing will be the most complete hardware/software integration probably by the end of the year.

 

[TEKBEATZ]

Nice, welcome my friend

I love Maschine, it has some limitations in its sequencer that can be very frustrating, but I was willing to look past that because the things it does well are best in class ie browsing sounds and getting initial ideas up without having to touch the mouse and keynotes at all

NI is working in improving the sequencer now, so it's a good time to join the party, this thing will be the most complete hardware/software integration probably by the end of the year.

I slept on maschine hardbody this thing is awsome

 

[Tom Foolery]

I slept on maschine hardbody this thing is awsome

if you're using the 2000XL, Yamaha SU700 and FLStudios, I guarantee those items will be sold or after a year on maschine.

 

[TEKBEATZ]

Anyone have conant garden drum kit?

 

[TEKBEATZ]

Beginners beat

 

[Grizzly]

was gonna cop the Mikro but i ended up going with the Launchpad since it works better with Ableton and i found a script that basically turns it into an Ableton Push

these are tight tho... it's gonna make what you do way easier

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

Still holding down my Mikro.

I thought about upgrading to the the main one or copping the Jam just for easy arrangements, but meh.

 

[FukyourFort]

Using the original maschine but I finally updated to 2.0 and the workflow is a lot better.

 

[GrindtooFilthy]

This thing been sitting in my closet. Maybe I'm not use to the work flow yet because I initially bought it to up my drum programming but I still find my self using my midi keyboard

 

[TEKBEATZ]

Still playing with it

 

[Renegade47]

This thing been sitting in my closet. Maybe I'm not use to the work flow yet because I initially bought it to up my drum programming but I still find my self using my midi keyboard

no lie drum programming on a keyboard is smoother to me. pads are cool but i feel like my drums were more creative on my mpk vs the push