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 ...

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 ...

DJ EXPO 2014: Native Instruments' Maschine is fast becoming the go-to instrument for beats and samples in the studio. But its features go beyond the studio and it can be used as a live instrument in ...

Native Instruments just released version 2.0 of its beat production software Maschine, and alongside it, Maschine Studio, a hot new hardware controller. As its name implies, this is some serious music ...

I’ve spent years making music and programming beats, mostly with software-only tools, such as Ableton and Logic Pro. So, when the opportunity arrived to try out Native Instruments’ newest hardware / ...

Since it first caught the world's attention at NAMM '09, Native Instruments' Maschine has made quite a stir in the world of electronic music production and performance. A modern re-imagining of Akai's ...

A Road Trip to Colombia’s Caribbean Coast.” Caribbean Current is available now at the NI Online Shop for US$49 It runs in the Maschine 2 software on Maschine Studio, Maschine, or Maschine Mikro. A ...

The next generation of Maschine is nearly here. Native Instruments has unveiled the Maschine Mk3, which comes with a number of new and upgraded features. It's also announced the Kontrol Mk2 keyboard, ...

Native Instruments has announced ARCANE ATTIC, a new MASCHINE Expansion featuring “gritty” field recordings. Designed for unconventional beat making across all styles and genres, this Expansion was ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Native Instruments has announced a new version of production and performance system Maschine, as well ...

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 ...