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 ...

More than just a drum machine, Maschine represents a whole new world for hands-on beat makers. You can't use it to sequence external MIDI gear. No REX support. MusicRadar's got your back Our team of ...

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 / ...

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 ...

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 ...

Native Instruments has released Grey Forge, a new Maschine Expansion for dark, monolithic techno productions and live performances utilizing the features introduced in Maschine 2 software. It’s out ...

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 ...

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, ...

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 ...