Maschine jam portable#

Maschine Studio features 16 pressure-sensitive pads, RGB backlighting, 9 rotary knobs, 2 color LCD screens, 2 sliders, a jog wheel, and 66 buttons. Maschine Studio: Maschine Studio was introduced as the premium edition of the hardware.The hardware layout was unchanged from the previous model, and was available in either black or white. Maschine Mikro Mk2: The Mk2 configuration of Maschine Mikro featured upgraded pads and RGB backlighting.Maschine Mk2 was available in either black or white, and features a removable magnetic top-plate and knobs for further color customization. Additionally, 3 knobs related to volume, tempo, and swing were replaced with a single jog wheel and 6 buttons. Maschine Mk2: Nearly identical to its predecessor, the Mk2 version of Maschine added upgraded pads and RGB backlighting for all of its buttons.Mikro also lacked Maschine's built in MIDI connectivity.

Maschine jam portable#

Maschine Mikro: Introduced as a lower-priced and more portable option in the Maschine product family, Maschine Mikro featured 16 pressure sensitive pads, a single LCD screen, a single knob, and 28 buttons.

Alongside the USB connection, Maschine also featured a MIDI input and output to connect to compatible gear externally.

Maschine: The original Maschine featured 16 pressure sensitive pads, 11 rotary knobs, 2 LCD screens, and 41 buttons.There are currently 8 different hardware variations: The hardware is not limited for sole use with the Maschine software, but is also compatible with Native Instruments' Traktor DJ software, and music production software such as Ableton Live and FL Studio. The controller is powered and connected by USB, with each variation featuring 16 pressure sensitive pads and back-lit buttons. The Maschine controller is designed like a drum machine, similar to products like the Akai MPC.