They like apple and you can’t buy the software separately until just recently. I bought a mikro mk3 for 100$ with no software, I wish I would have done more research and saw I just bought a 100$ paper weight. Thankfully I just got the maschine 2 software separately. Trying to learn device now
I chose to watch your video over the other hundreds of Maschine Mikro vids, because you were the first one that doesn't look like a hipster and gave me the impression that the content is more important than the guy. And my strategy worked! 😅Thanks for your great explanation of the device.
I would love to see a comprehensive video of integrating Maschine Mikro with Logic pro. I am struggling with it and feel it could be improved. The key area being exporting MIDI as separate channels into Logic. There is a way, but it could be more intuitive. Anyway, this is a great video.
I've been struggling with it too. So much so that I just put the maschine Mikro to one side for a few years. I'm back now to try and give it another go.
Hi Native Instruments I really like ow intuitive the workflow sounds, on the Maschine Mikro MK3. I seriously want to buy a Mikro MK3, however, I also really want to know, if Maschine software system allows for NVDA, (a computer application that helps blind people to use the computer, through audio feedback), to work in the Maschine software please? As I am blind, but truly know that, I want to produce music, an I find the Maschine controllers integrated with Maschine software, is the best workflow, even for a person like me. Thank you, And congratulations on the Maschine Plus launching soon.
@@mattcanton4188 Hi Matt. A few days after posting the comment, I ordered a Maschine Mikro an it's been awesome learning how to make beats, an also how to turn the sounds in my mind into actual sound. The Mikro has a good amount of controle over the software, so it just came down to memorizing the buttons and pads, Thanks to help from abled family & friends lol. My challenge is only when loading plugins, bussing effects, creating clips and exporting, but the process of recording patterns with awesome stock sounds, is fantastic. NI also made Maschine super accessable with accessibility via Complete Controle,, which I hear works amazing, with NI keyboard controlers Respect..
For me, perfect. I had "big" Maschine, but I never had used to, and regularly used displays and advanced functions of hardware. Instead I mainly used PC. Maschine Mikro is what I need. It seems easier than it's bigger brother, and having all what is needed to be an hardware addition to software, for the most important parts of creation! I of course understand, that as a amateur, for hobby purposes only, which is creating very simple songs, Mikro is enough, but for pro's it's for sure not.
guys keep in mind, the morphing snapshot function is not available on mikro mk3. that kinda destroyed my usability for the mikro mk3 because thats in my opinion the best feature it offers, now i can go buy a jam to compensate this..
Hello Native instruments. I hope you will read this message. Please, could you make an option of using wheel on every knob. Shift on mk3+right mouse on knob in software and wheel changing this knob. Wheel click = input data and forget knob. This is will make wheel more active and I don’t know does any other company did this before. Hope to see this update soon :)
I just got a conpletely new maschine mikro mk3 but when im trying to Register it on their Website it days "This serial number has been already registered by another user" and I dont know what to do right now... Help please😟
08:35 Can the granularity of the encoding knob be change?. Boris has to spend a lot of time turning it to the change he wants. That would seem like an easy parameter to allow users to control.
The only things I don’t like is the change of the manual sampling mode and mixing/adding effects to the master channel. I’ve been a dedicated user of Native Instruments’ Maschine series, starting with the original and moving to the Mikro platform for its smaller footprint. I’ve used the Mikro since its release, upgraded to the Mk.2 in 2017, and just got the Mk.3 in 2024. Despite the attractive new hardware, I’m disappointed with the sampling workflow changes. Previously, live manual slicing was a feature that significantly enhanced my workflow and was a major reason I preferred the Maschine. However, the Mk.3 now has a slower, less intuitive sampling process. This change seems ironic and counterintuitive, especially for a model marketed as “fast” and “on-the-go,” as Boris mentioned. It disrupts the efficient workflow I’ve relied on for over a decade. The original Mikro and other models support this essential feature, suggesting the issue is software-related. I contacted support to request that they revert the settings to re-enable live manual slicing, and I encourage others to do the same. This feature is crucial for maintaining the high productivity and enjoyment I’ve experienced with Maschine products. Also, we used to be able to navigate between sound, group, AND MASTER, with f1, f2, and f3. Now we only have sound and group… we should be able to do EVERYTHING from hardware. I’m sure this can also be resolved in a software update… something for long-time users of the mikro platform functionality. Let’s work together to get Native Instruments to restore these capabilities and enhance the user experience on the Mikro Mk.3. Some of us CHOSE the platform out of the desire to have a smaller footprint, but we didn’t want a smaller pool of functionality. I’m sure this was done to encourage sales of other offerings, but there are other reasons to buy the flagship models- maybe the screen? The amount of encoders? The ability to attach SD cards and use it as a standalone… don’t worry NI, we will still buy a good product, but bring back the days of being able to make beats while waiting in the airport. SMALL FOOTPRINT FTW.
Great video, which just persuaded me to get one. I already own the mk2 and jam, but the mikro will be awesome for my other more minimal rig , alongside your M32. I love how compact it is. The only thing that makes me pause is that everytime I see a photo of the Mikro mk3, the pads are really bright colours, but when I see people using it, the pads look much dimmer. I hope there is a way to bring the colours up, so they are clearly visible in daylight
I think the whole drumset is Recording in the same track. Can we record different elements of drumset in different tracks while playing them at the same time in Maschine so that it will be easier for us to mix them later?
Just a pity that the Mikro3 only comes with a fraction of software content that the Mikro2 came with. Add to this the smaller Display of the Mikro3 and no Midi yet, i'd say the Mikro2 is still the better option. Also (genuine question) - do the MM3 pads have pressure sensitivity like all other models had/have ?
No midi? wrong. MIDI via USB. Actually much more software available with the MK3. If you want a display, go with one of the larger Maschines. Pads are pressure sensitive.
ok so if I wanted to get into hands-on track making would this be a good start or do I need to spend hours and hours planning on playing something before I could knock something out? Looking for some learning curve feedback. Thanks!
Making music isn't that hard. Producing serious tracks is a bit harder. Dont expect to do things easily you'll have a lot of things to learn at the same time. Learning music and how to use your equipment.
Hi. Got my Maschine Mikro a a couple of days ago and installation is driving me insane. Is there a way to contact customer support. The remaining issue is that I have gotten the drum kits to load up but whenever I try to access another instrument it does not work. I have been at this for hours and hours and am extremely frustrating to the point where I might just return the product.
My 8y old wants this... so he is saving money now. Can someone suggest some speakers to go with this? I used to do loads of work on Impulse tracker back in the days, so I might dive into this. One thing... how is with the samples? Do you have to buy them separately?
I have subscribed to your videos and enjoy them very much. I have the Komplete Kontrol S49 and I am thinking about getting the massive x expansion pack but I don't have the Maschine mk3. Can I get the micro and make use of this less expensive controller instead of paying three times as much for the mk3 since I already have the S49?
I need to know if I can assign my own chords with MIDI to each pad from my keyboard/synth. Then I need to save the set of 16 chords that I created as my own preset. Can I do this? Thanks for any help
HI I KNOW THIS IS AN OLD VIDEO BUT 1 WHERE DO YOU GET THE SOUNDS TO LOAD ON THE MACHINE ? 2 WHERE DO YOU GET THE MACHINE DAWS EDITING SOFTWARE ? THANKS Troy get back to me
Sarah2ill also a good question I'm curious as well. The reason I'm disappointed with my mk3 is it's ableton 10 integration out of the box, the only reason I'd use it in a daw is to live loop/use as a sound bank on a drum rack or something
Hi! Thank you for video. Can I ask - I have komplete kontrol s61 mk1, will it work correct ant simultaneously with maschine micro mk3? Thank you. Greetings from Ukraine!
Aloha Boris, I just got the Komplete Kontrol S61 mk2 and although I am having some problems getting my full 12 upgrad to load up with the software that came with my S61 mk2, I am interested in getting the Maschine Essentials that comes with the upgrade, and maybe get Mikro to use with the keyboard. Is Essentials going to work well with the S61? I am getting everything from GC Pro, but I am worried that it won't be the same as you get directly from NI. I guess I will find out.
When he says standalone mode, he just means the software can run standalone right? This unit stills needs to be connected to a computer to work, its more or less like a midi controller
Olá! Tudo bem? Eu estou com várias dúvidas aqui sobre a maschine, o som não sai estourando, talvez seja a caixa de som. E como gravar o som dessa maschine mk2 mikro, eu devo usar interface de áudio?.Se você puder me ajudar ficarei muito grato. Obrigado. Hello! All right? I have several doubts here about the maschine, the sound does not come out bursting, maybe it's the sound box. And how to record the sound of this mk2 mikro maschine, should I use audio interface? .If you can help me I will be very grateful. Thank you.
You need a seperate audio interface if you want the sound to big studio speakers. The mikro mk3 does not come with an internal audio interface.. without one the sounds comes out from your computer’s sound card. Also it’s not a musical instrument. It’s just a controller with buttons. Maschine software makes the sounds and does everything.
I'm so fucking mad I bought the original Maschine Mikro 2years ago then they come out with this a year later?? 🤦🏾♂️ anyway I can trade my old mikro in and upgrade to this??
Gotta say, NI... HUGE mistake not having Controller Editor support for the Mikro MK3, or the M32. Huge. Colossal. There are a lot of people out there (thousands upon thousands) who like the controllers, because of MIDI-mapping customizability. Since the M32 has "Fixed assignments" and the Mikro MK3, the same..... no good, guys. You have to support general MIDI and other DAWs, as MIDI is bigger than EVER before. I'm speaking as a longtime NI customer (I own three Studios (two black, one white), a MK3, two MK2s (black and white), S49 MK1, S25 MK1, two Mikro MK2s, black and white). Was going to buy the M32... but nope... also, no Windows 7 support. Mikro MK3 would be a dope MIDI control surface plus drum pad... but since you can't change the MIDI channel nor assign ANY of the buttons to specific CCs or whatever you want (NOR have Groups with different MIDI notes, so... shifted octaves for a lot of options)... no go, too. Don't go the route of M-Audio who kept "breaking" cool things... or Akai, Roland, etc. You guys were the most forward-thinking company, and you're becoming the most backwards- thinking one. Don't follow this path. Please.
@Sonic Vanilla I would go with a used MK2 controller. About $150-200. You get the same pads, bigger screens, and the Midi mapping is insanely customizable with the NI Controller Editor. If you can find a used MK2 with the Maschine software license transfer, even better. Good luck!
Porque insisten en mostrar a gente histérica moviendo perillas y Faders. Rompiéndose la cabeza tratando de manejar estos aparatos. Somos músicos, hacemos música. Nuestra habilidad está en ejecutar los teclados o el instrumento que más gusten, no en configuración de parámetros. Eso es para informáticos que hacen bien su trabajo, pero nosotros somos músicos. No pierdan el norte.
Projects CPU Overload Keep away from this product :( what the use of amazing sound if you can produce anything.... No direct support for this product or any info in FAQ. Ready for bin its not even configured as a simple drum controller in logic in midi mode ?
Hey Vincent, feel free to share your experience with Mikro on our community. Maschine experts will be happy to provide tips and tricks regarding CPU optimization 👉 bit.ly/ni-community
The basic idea is the same as the MPC sampler/sequencers that have been around for ages and tools like this have been used to make legendary music. I suppose you think J Dilla was "uncreative"? What are you, a fossil? What do you use to produce music? A wax cylinder?
I swear native instruments is the apple of the music hardware world. Their products are so beautiful.
I so agree 😃
and expensive!
This put me off of buying this product. Apple is extortionately & immorally overpriced. I really hope this product is not the same.
They like apple and you can’t buy the software separately until just recently. I bought a mikro mk3 for 100$ with no software, I wish I would have done more research and saw I just bought a 100$ paper weight. Thankfully I just got the maschine 2 software separately. Trying to learn device now
@@mattryan6886 where do you go to buy the hardware separately?
Damnit, now I want a Maschine Mikro AND a mouth harp!!
I chose to watch your video over the other hundreds of Maschine Mikro vids, because you were the first one that doesn't look like a hipster and gave me the impression that the content is more important than the guy. And my strategy worked! 😅Thanks for your great explanation of the device.
I would love to see a comprehensive video of integrating Maschine Mikro with Logic pro. I am struggling with it and feel it could be improved. The key area being exporting MIDI as separate channels into Logic. There is a way, but it could be more intuitive. Anyway, this is a great video.
I'm struggling with that too. I feel maschine software is a bit difficult to navigate.
I've been struggling with it too. So much so that I just put the maschine Mikro to one side for a few years. I'm back now to try and give it another go.
Hi Native Instruments
I really like ow intuitive the workflow sounds, on the Maschine Mikro MK3.
I seriously want to buy a Mikro MK3, however,
I also really want to know, if Maschine software system allows for NVDA, (a computer application that helps blind people to use the computer, through audio feedback), to work in the Maschine software please?
As I am blind, but truly know that, I want to produce music, an I find the Maschine controllers integrated with Maschine software, is the best workflow, even for a person like me.
Thank you,
And congratulations on the Maschine Plus launching soon.
Respect, how did you get on?
@@mattcanton4188 Hi Matt. A few days after posting the comment, I ordered a Maschine Mikro an it's been awesome learning how to make beats, an also how to turn the sounds in my mind into actual sound.
The Mikro has a good amount of controle over the software, so it just came down to memorizing the buttons and pads, Thanks to help from abled family & friends lol.
My challenge is only when loading plugins, bussing effects, creating clips and exporting, but the process of recording patterns with awesome stock sounds, is fantastic.
NI also made Maschine super accessable with accessibility via Complete Controle,, which I hear works amazing, with NI keyboard controlers
Respect..
Boris the fact you have vinyl records makes me wanna listen
Amazing products ... Just wish customer service was easier to contact !! Chat availability would be great !!
For me, perfect. I had "big" Maschine, but I never had used to, and regularly used displays and advanced functions of hardware. Instead I mainly used PC. Maschine Mikro is what I need. It seems easier than it's bigger brother, and having all what is needed to be an hardware addition to software, for the most important parts of creation! I of course understand, that as a amateur, for hobby purposes only, which is creating very simple songs, Mikro is enough, but for pro's it's for sure not.
And this is my “sold” video haha 😂
This is so cool. Great to find your channel!
Looks very impressive, product page says it works on its own but I don't see an audio out. Please elaborate how it works on its own ??
lol its bullshit marketing ,lol you should know them by now
guys keep in mind, the morphing snapshot function is not available on mikro mk3. that kinda destroyed my usability for the mikro mk3 because thats in my opinion the best feature it offers, now i can go buy a jam to compensate this..
Hello Native instruments. I hope you will read this message. Please, could you make an option of using wheel on every knob. Shift on mk3+right mouse on knob in software and wheel changing this knob. Wheel click = input data and forget knob. This is will make wheel more active and I don’t know does any other company did this before. Hope to see this update soon :)
I just got a conpletely new maschine mikro mk3 but when im trying to Register it on their Website it days "This serial number has been already registered by another user" and I dont know what to do right now...
Help please😟
Contact native instruments
Bro that's tough
Can I use this with other komplete instruments/sound packs? (like the Discovery series collection)
08:35
Can the granularity of the encoding knob be change?. Boris has to spend a lot of time turning it to the change he wants. That would seem like an easy parameter to allow users to control.
it's plain sad that they didn't put 4-8 endoders to tame the drones and the samples, volume and pan...
The sounds he played in the beginning do they come with them factory? Or which sound pack is it in?
I just baught it and I'm loving it .❤
The only things I don’t like is the change of the manual sampling mode and mixing/adding effects to the master channel. I’ve been a dedicated user of Native Instruments’ Maschine series, starting with the original and moving to the Mikro platform for its smaller footprint. I’ve used the Mikro since its release, upgraded to the Mk.2 in 2017, and just got the Mk.3 in 2024. Despite the attractive new hardware, I’m disappointed with the sampling workflow changes.
Previously, live manual slicing was a feature that significantly enhanced my workflow and was a major reason I preferred the Maschine. However, the Mk.3 now has a slower, less intuitive sampling process. This change seems ironic and counterintuitive, especially for a model marketed as “fast” and “on-the-go,” as Boris mentioned. It disrupts the efficient workflow I’ve relied on for over a decade.
The original Mikro and other models support this essential feature, suggesting the issue is software-related. I contacted support to request that they revert the settings to re-enable live manual slicing, and I encourage others to do the same. This feature is crucial for maintaining the high productivity and enjoyment I’ve experienced with Maschine products. Also, we used to be able to navigate between sound, group, AND MASTER, with f1, f2, and f3. Now we only have sound and group… we should be able to do EVERYTHING from hardware. I’m sure this can also be resolved in a software update… something for long-time users of the mikro platform functionality.
Let’s work together to get Native Instruments to restore these capabilities and enhance the user experience on the Mikro Mk.3. Some of us CHOSE the platform out of the desire to have a smaller footprint, but we didn’t want a smaller pool of functionality. I’m sure this was done to encourage sales of other offerings, but there are other reasons to buy the flagship models- maybe the screen? The amount of encoders? The ability to attach SD cards and use it as a standalone… don’t worry NI, we will still buy a good product, but bring back the days of being able to make beats while waiting in the airport. SMALL FOOTPRINT FTW.
Great video, which just persuaded me to get one. I already own the mk2 and jam, but the mikro will be awesome for my other more minimal rig , alongside your M32. I love how compact it is. The only thing that makes me pause is that everytime I see a photo of the Mikro mk3, the pads are really bright colours, but when I see people using it, the pads look much dimmer. I hope there is a way to bring the colours up, so they are clearly visible in daylight
I think the whole drumset is Recording in the same track. Can we record different elements of drumset in different tracks while playing them at the same time in Maschine so that it will be easier for us to mix them later?
Just bought my yesterday and I’m so bummed about the manual chop mode for the Mikro
This still hasn’t been updated?
Wish this had line outs for non-Daw recording.
Just a pity that the Mikro3 only comes with a fraction of software content that the Mikro2 came with. Add to this the smaller Display of the Mikro3 and no Midi yet, i'd say the Mikro2 is still the better option. Also (genuine question) - do the MM3 pads have pressure sensitivity like all other models had/have ?
What what ? What exactly is it that you don't understand in my comment ?
jafet fortnite are ya stiff?
No midi? wrong. MIDI via USB. Actually much more software available with the MK3. If you want a display, go with one of the larger Maschines. Pads are pressure sensitive.
@@SupertGTR I think he means midi over midi connector so it can be used with analogue synths
ok so if I wanted to get into hands-on track making would this be a good start or do I need to spend hours and hours planning on playing something before I could knock something out? Looking for some learning curve feedback. Thanks!
Making music isn't that hard. Producing serious tracks is a bit harder. Dont expect to do things easily you'll have a lot of things to learn at the same time. Learning music and how to use your equipment.
great video !!!
This fella runs on dope.
The guys name is Boris. I shit you not.
Does it come with software?
Hi. Got my Maschine Mikro a a couple of days ago and installation is driving me insane. Is there a way to contact customer support. The remaining issue is that I have gotten the drum kits to load up but whenever I try to access another instrument it does not work. I have been at this for hours and hours and am extremely frustrating to the point where I might just return the product.
My 8y old wants this... so he is saving money now. Can someone suggest some speakers to go with this? I used to do loads of work on Impulse tracker back in the days, so I might dive into this. One thing... how is with the samples? Do you have to buy them separately?
Number 9 Mackie CR4BT
Edifier 1280 series. They start at about $100 USD and sound way better than anything in that price range from Mackie, NKT, PreSonus, etc.
If i want to use this with EZ drummer do i need a DAW or can the Maschine interface with 'plug ins'? , sorry i never use computers for music usually
How did you connect it with the macbook? Is it easy?
Get a USB-B to USB-C cable.
WOWWWW, felizmente ya tengo el mio
Qfc qcs Zaza
Great video
does this product come with the music making software?
I have subscribed to your videos and enjoy them very much. I have the Komplete Kontrol S49 and I am thinking about getting the massive x expansion pack but I don't have the Maschine mk3. Can I get the micro and make use of this less expensive controller instead of paying three times as much for the mk3 since I already have the S49?
Yes, NI expansions work with both Maschine and Komplete Kontrol keyboards.
I need to know if I can assign my own chords with MIDI to each pad from my keyboard/synth. Then I need to save the set of 16 chords that I created as my own preset. Can I do this? Thanks for any help
Now that Akai has added sample start/end editing on their "Mikro", how about adding it to Maschine Mikro too?
Thanks for the suggestion, we'll pass this feature request to our dedicated team 💪
Hey, anyone know if those maschine products are standalone? Meaning, that they'd work without being connected to a computer? Txh
which DAWs is this compatible with? I thought you couldn't use it with other work stations cus it has one built in
all major ones: www.native-instruments.com/en/products/maschine/production-systems/maschine-mikro/learn-mikro/
Can you use the encoders in Komplete Kontrol M32 to control any of the parameters at the same time as using the Maschine Mikro3 ?
sure
HI I KNOW THIS IS AN OLD VIDEO BUT
1 WHERE DO YOU GET THE SOUNDS TO LOAD ON THE MACHINE ?
2 WHERE DO YOU GET THE MACHINE DAWS EDITING SOFTWARE ?
THANKS Troy get back to me
I’m in!
Awesome . i like it
It's a nice toy , gonna give to my kids for Xmas until they be able to handle real instruments
Can you record audio tracks like a guitar or bass in the maschine software or do you need a second DAW?
You can do so, yes.
How to put mashine mk 3 in disco light mode
7:30 What is that instrument that he is sampling? I have heard the sounds before, but never seen the instrument that produces that sound!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jew%27s_harp
@@Tizbax thanks!
Oh shit thats the first time I've seen someone have the exact same LTD ESP EC I got lol
@Native Instruments, will this work as a midi controller with FL Studio?
@Иван Иванов can mikro mk3 also?
@Иван Иванов a few days ago NI updated midi mode but there is no option for mikro mk3 in controler editor.
@Иван Иванов you linked a video for the Mk2, not the Mk3
th-cam.com/video/JHw2hMPmnG8/w-d-xo.html look if this helps
7:16 how do you live loop?
Sarah2ill fancy seeing ya in the comments lol u should definately make some more komplete/maschine videos
Sarah2ill also a good question I'm curious as well. The reason I'm disappointed with my mk3 is it's ableton 10 integration out of the box, the only reason I'd use it in a daw is to live loop/use as a sound bank on a drum rack or something
It is explained here: th-cam.com/video/wC9q48R-xBU/w-d-xo.html
Nice 👌
All it needs is the 8 knobs that even the M32 has.
HAVE THEM BOTH !!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi! Thank you for video. Can I ask - I have komplete kontrol s61 mk1, will it work correct ant simultaneously with maschine micro mk3? Thank you. Greetings from Ukraine!
The MK1 can work with Maschine simultaneously.
Feel free to check the section 10.1 of the manual to know more: bit.ly/3tVzA7M 🔍
@@NativeInstruments Ok, thank you!
огонь машинка!
My mikro mk1 is collecting dust as integration with daw is unintuitive
Aloha Boris,
I just got the Komplete Kontrol S61 mk2 and although I am having some problems getting my full 12 upgrad to load up with the software that came with my S61 mk2, I am interested in getting the Maschine Essentials that comes with the upgrade, and maybe get Mikro to use with the keyboard. Is Essentials going to work well with the S61? I am getting everything from GC Pro, but I am worried that it won't be the same as you get directly from NI. I guess I will find out.
❤i also buy it waowwwww
Kann man einen Hardwaresynth damit aufnehmen, ohne Software dafür verwenden zu müssen?
Great video. One question: is possible to export a song from Maschine 2 to Ableton Live?. Thanks.
Sure! Feel free to have a look at this video to know how: bit.ly/3sTCNVu ⬅️
@@NativeInstruments Thank you!!!!
great video. give us more! :)
Your explanations are very great 7:15 what is this intrument ?
jaw harp
Thanks, ;-)
5:23 take my money.
A fuckin’ beast. Just got mines a week ago.
Top Gear
Perfect pro
I bought it 2wks now and I'm only finding out now, the transport functions don't work in ableton. This is killing my workflow
R.I.P
F
I want something for chords progression i play guitar But cant play keys or piano so i need something to play chords for me like on pads
Have you tried Komplete Kontrol? It has a chord mode just for that and it's available for free. You can learn more here 👉 bit.ly/learn_kompletestart
6:55
I need help with the Mikro
Hey Gary, our Maschine support will be able to advise you with your Mikro.
Please contact us via the form here: bit.ly/n1msc
super
When he says standalone mode, he just means the software can run standalone right? This unit stills needs to be connected to a computer to work, its more or less like a midi controller
That's right! If you're looking for a standalone device, Maschine Plus is 💪
If i want to sample myself some Bass Guitar and voice And need some brass???
Do you play any instrument?
This sounds so linkin park-ish
I'm not good with genre names, please can anyone direct me to music that sounds like this?
It's not even music, just noises copied and pasted
Ted Gregersen Valasko zing!
Olá! Tudo bem? Eu estou com várias dúvidas aqui sobre a maschine, o som não sai estourando, talvez seja a caixa de som. E como gravar o som dessa maschine mk2 mikro, eu devo usar interface de áudio?.Se você puder me ajudar ficarei muito grato. Obrigado.
Hello! All right? I have several doubts here about the maschine, the sound does not come out bursting, maybe it's the sound box. And how to record the sound of this mk2 mikro maschine, should I use audio interface? .If you can help me I will be very grateful. Thank you.
You need a seperate audio interface if you want the sound to big studio speakers. The mikro mk3 does not come with an internal audio interface.. without one the sounds comes out from your computer’s sound card. Also it’s not a musical instrument. It’s just a controller with buttons. Maschine software makes the sounds and does everything.
Does anyone know what the instrument is he started to use at 7:18?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jew%27s_harp
non musicians sucks...
It's called a mouth harp. They're really fun to play.
Perfect gear to compose a shit
Put your hat back on
👍👍👍
GREETINGS.......I HOPE IT HAS MIDI
I'm so fucking mad I bought the original Maschine Mikro 2years ago then they come out with this a year later?? 🤦🏾♂️ anyway I can trade my old mikro in and upgrade to this??
Katastrophal dass das Gerät nicht unter Win 7 läuft. Unfassbar !!
Needs more cowbell
Gotta say, NI... HUGE mistake not having Controller Editor support for the Mikro MK3, or the M32. Huge. Colossal. There are a lot of people out there (thousands upon thousands) who like the controllers, because of MIDI-mapping customizability. Since the M32 has "Fixed assignments" and the Mikro MK3, the same..... no good, guys. You have to support general MIDI and other DAWs, as MIDI is bigger than EVER before. I'm speaking as a longtime NI customer (I own three Studios (two black, one white), a MK3, two MK2s (black and white), S49 MK1, S25 MK1, two Mikro MK2s, black and white).
Was going to buy the M32... but nope... also, no Windows 7 support. Mikro MK3 would be a dope MIDI control surface plus drum pad... but since you can't change the MIDI channel nor assign ANY of the buttons to specific CCs or whatever you want (NOR have Groups with different MIDI notes, so... shifted octaves for a lot of options)... no go, too.
Don't go the route of M-Audio who kept "breaking" cool things... or Akai, Roland, etc.
You guys were the most forward-thinking company, and you're becoming the most backwards- thinking one. Don't follow this path. Please.
@Sonic Vanilla I would go with a used MK2 controller. About $150-200. You get the same pads, bigger screens, and the Midi mapping is insanely customizable with the NI Controller Editor. If you can find a used MK2 with the Maschine software license transfer, even better. Good luck!
I couldn’t agree more
Porque insisten en mostrar a gente histérica moviendo perillas y Faders. Rompiéndose la cabeza tratando de manejar estos aparatos. Somos músicos, hacemos música. Nuestra habilidad está en ejecutar los teclados o el instrumento que más gusten, no en configuración de parámetros. Eso es para informáticos que hacen bien su trabajo, pero nosotros somos músicos. No pierdan el norte.
Nice toy!!! Gonna give it to my kids, until they start learning some great instrument
dude who is running native instruments?
Me
Launchpads are useless af
Why?
That touch pad slider is gonna wear out within a year
Hot mess of sounds. He shows the features but the sounds are abrasive the way he’s programmed them
Idk what happened when your barber got you a haircut
What a joke , this guy is not a good instructor he never addreses Micro for beginners .
Only problem here is his choice of making the beat just annoying. But awesome hardware to work with.
Projects CPU Overload Keep away from this product :( what the use of amazing sound if you can produce anything.... No direct support for this product or any info in FAQ. Ready for bin its not even configured as a simple drum controller in logic in midi mode ?
Hey Vincent, feel free to share your experience with Mikro on our community.
Maschine experts will be happy to provide tips and tricks regarding CPU optimization 👉 bit.ly/ni-community
Not at all my experience! Works best with the Maschine 2 software but you can download templates for all popular DAWs.
That was a dirty intro....
Need to be in a dark room to see the text on the black buttons, too dim....stupid small screen...selling mine already....
The backing track ruined this surprised to be a wonderful video
Call that music! It’s a machine designed for the uncreative
Link your music then
It's a toy for kids
The basic idea is the same as the MPC sampler/sequencers that have been around for ages and tools like this have been used to make legendary music. I suppose you think J Dilla was "uncreative"? What are you, a fossil? What do you use to produce music? A wax cylinder?
@@tedgregersenvalasko2375 yes extremely creative ones
What music software did you us???
He's using the Maschine 2 software that comes with the Mikro.