The hardware interface features a professional-quality, 24-bit / 44.1 kHz audio interface (96 kHz / 24-bit in USB computer mode) with stereo line inputs and outputs, as well as a microphone input and separate headphone output. In standalone mode, MASCHINE+ sports 9 instruments and effects from the MASCHINE+ Select library as well as the MASCHINE Factory library, which includes drum synthesizers and tons of performance effects. Speaking of content, MASCHINE+ is loaded with 24GB of content. A 64GB card is included with additional content to get you started. A built-in SD card reader supports cards up to 1TB. MASCHINE+ is powered by a quad-core processor with 4GB of DDR3L RAM and an internal 32GB eMMC flash storage (for OS and factory content). The MASCHINE+ hardware even acts as a controller for the software.
Should you want to bring your ideas into a DAW, simply copy them over, and boot up the MASCHINE software on your computer to pick up where you left off. Dial in effects to tweak your sounds, or sample audio and make it your own with an intuitive interface design to keep the creative juices flowing. With the ability to act as a sequencer, sampler, instrument/synthesizer host, and multi-effects unit, MASCHINE+ allows you to get creating straightaway, from first ideas to finished tracks. If you bought a NI product second hand, you have received a Transfer ID from the seller.MASCHINE+ offers a classic groove-box workflow with a fast and intuitive interface that is designed to boost your speed and increase your focus. You can find the installers for these products here: Some discontinued products from older KOMPLETE bundles are not available in Native Access. Installers for Legacy Products From Older KOMPLETE Bundles If you need to download a product installer for an operating system that is no longer supported by Native Instruments, click on one of the links below: Legacy Installers for Older Operating Systems All current product installers are downloaded and installed directly from the Not installed tab in Native Access as explained in this article.
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