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Maschine+ runs on an optimised Linux-based OS and ships with a carefully selected bundle of software built in.

The mic input has more gain in comparison to previous Maschines, and dual USB ports mean that you can plug in both a class-compliant MIDI keyboard and separate audio interface if you wish (this then replaces the built-in I/O).

What’s more, as befits a product that’s designed to be used away from your studio, it comes in a seemingly robust anodised aluminium case.Īll audio I/O and other connectivity is positioned on the back of the device. NI has packed an Intel Atom quad-core processor into the device, along with 4GB RAM and 32GB of internal storage. A familiar faceįrom the outside, Maschine+ looks strikingly similar to the Maschine MkIII, but under the hood it’s a different story. We were treated to a socially-distanced demo of Maschine+ and, while in many respects it sticks pretty closely to its stablemates’ workflow, several things make it stand apart. NI tells us that it had a proof-of-concept prototype as long ago as 2014, but only now has it created a product that it’s happy to release. This is a Maschine that’s been a long time coming.

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