![]() Maschine Studio appeared in 2013 delivering the roomier ‘Business Class’ Maschine experience. NI released Maschine MkII a few years later with a better build quality, the monochrome displays were backlit, and the buttons/pads received coloured backlighting with a more reassuring ‘click’ to the function buttons. Because its software was written to exploit the control surface, it truly excelled at getting musicians away from their computers and focusing on the music. Instead of dealing with proprietary, cantankerous disk formats, file management was no different to everyday file storage. Instead of MB of RAM for sample storage you had GB of RAM in your computer. When Maschine (MkI) hit the scene back in 2009, it was a revolution - it delivered a hardware MPC-style experience powered by any BYO computer technology of the day you partnered with it.
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