Maschine 3.0 is that you?

carliii · 2024-11-01T16:46:15+00:00

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Alright! It is November and where is Maschine 3.0? LOL All in fun here. I look forward to the release and exploring what's new.

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ozon

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/188158#Comment_188158

Which isn’t any help if you want to post a link… and they seem to not go back to 2.0 or even 1.0 (or at least last time I checked).

Extended release notes which include minimum OS requirements per version (or changes thereof) would also help if users are researching which combination of computer hardware, operating system and software is suitable for them.

Usually, such release notes are available from the official product page. Why make it difficult to find this info?

johnblaze

I really hope the sampler got real-time timestretch.

bloodysnare

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/188202#Comment_188202

This is the main thing for me. Crazy that Maschine can't already do this in a streamlined way.

Carosone

Has it already arrived here!?!

https://www.thomann.de/it/native_instruments_maschine_3.htm

Versatile production software with a focus on groove production and sample editing
Clip-based pattern sequencer for editing patterns, moving notes, changing touch sensitivity, recording modulation, and more
Comprehensive sampling features
Versatile mixer for channels and sound groups
6 monophonic drum plug-ins with 29 sound engines, including 9 kick drums, 9 snare drums, 3 hi-hats, 3 toms, 3 percussion, and 2 cymbalsIncludes 24 mix effects and 8 performance effects
Stem separation for splitting an audio file into vocals, bass, drums, and other instruments, powered by iZotopes RX technology
Bounce In Place for rendering sounds, patterns, and ideas as audio, saving CPU power and opening up new creative possibilities
Easy-to-use, tag-based sound browser
File import formats: WAV, AIFF, MP3, MP4, FLAC, and OGG
Basic integration with Kontrol S-Series MK3, including transport controls and keyboard display of Maschine modules and NKS map
Compatible hardware: Maschine Mikro MK3, Maschine MK3, Maschine Studio, and Maschine+ (Controller mode only)

Rebelkleff

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/188269#Comment_188269

No sampler improvements has me a little concerned…. Im guessing we wait for the official word/feature list

Cretin Dilettante

"Controller Mode Only". Okay, so how am I expected to send projects to Maschine+ to play live?

tetsuneko

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/188305#Comment_188305

by sticking with 2.17 for the time being

PK The DJ

The release notes for Maschine 3 in Native Access say that compatibility with M+ is "coming soon"…

I'd paste the notes here, but unfortunately NA won't let me copy the notes.

Cretin Dilettante

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/188313#Comment_188313

Good! Good. I was about to be mad. :P

Carosone

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/188313#Comment_188313

could you take a screenshot

tetsuneko

So that aswers the question of whether the next M+ update will be for Maschine2 or Maschine3. It also means that anyone staying "behind" ought to stick to using 2.17, since nothing newer will ever be coming to M+ standalone for V2

Interesting to see how the stem separation is going to get handled by M+..

djadidai

yeah, we’ll see what happens and how it happens

PK The DJ

I've had to make several screenshots and stitch them together…

Maschine 3 release notes:

Ojac

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/37910/maschine-3-0-is-that-you

I'm sure it'll land tomorrow

Cretin Dilettante

I hope that the fact that you can use/buy Maschine without the hardware isn't a sign that the current generations will eventually be discontinued (sooner, rather than later), but rather a sign of greater integration with their hardware/software ecosystem.

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