Software available for download for second-hand Maschine Mikro MK3?

BillK@FalconHeights
[email protected] Member Posts: 16 Sine
edited February 24 in Maschine

I have the opportunity to pick up a used inexpensive N.I. Maschine Mikro mk3 to use as a controller for my Reaper DAW.

On the Quest for Groove site, it was stated that this was a good option BUT you had to make sure it comes with the software.

Assuming the license can be transferred, Isn't any software you would need available at N.I. for download?

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  • Blindeddie
    Blindeddie U.S.A.Member Posts: 1,029 Pulse
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    With a proper license transfer, you would get all the software that was bundled with the controller when it was originally purchased which would include the Maschine Software! If no official transfer can happen, you need to contact support and they will attempt to make an official transfer happen as they will attempt to contact the registered user (more than likely to see if the controller might have been stolen) and if that person can not be contacted, you have the option to purchase the software…

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  • Blindeddie
    Blindeddie U.S.A.Member Posts: 1,029 Pulse
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    With a proper license transfer, you would get all the software that was bundled with the controller when it was originally purchased which would include the Maschine Software! If no official transfer can happen, you need to contact support and they will attempt to make an official transfer happen as they will attempt to contact the registered user (more than likely to see if the controller might have been stolen) and if that person can not be contacted, you have the option to purchase the software…

  • BillK@FalconHeights
    [email protected] Member Posts: 16 Sine

    "With a proper license transfer, you would get all the software that was bundled with the controller"

    And this would be provided by NI as a download?

  • Blindeddie
    Blindeddie U.S.A.Member Posts: 1,029 Pulse

    Yes, you would create an NI account, register the license transfer in the account, download Native Access (the download/installation portal), log in and the software would be available for download and install.

  • BillK@FalconHeights
    [email protected] Member Posts: 16 Sine
    edited February 20

    Interesting. Over on a FB forum, they basically said the same thing, BUT added that I would still need to pay for the software.

  • Blindeddie
    Blindeddie U.S.A.Member Posts: 1,029 Pulse

    Not if a proper license transfer is made…

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