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:(This is also how I feel! Being a guy that has used sequencers since the 80's(yes hardware), I'm very frustrated at this point because small things like lengthening scenes should be easy! I'm sure people know how to do it and once someone tell me I'm sure it's simple, but ATM I haven't been able to simply do it.īut there are a lot of small things that add up to me just not using it.All of our packs are available to you royalty-free, which means after you've made a purchase on the site you are then licensed to use the selected sound packs in a variety of ways. The biggest pity is that Maschine sounds so amazing. Until NI fixes it, you will find no joy with Maschine + Live. I suggest heading over to NI forums and look at the Maschine Features board to get a better idea of what you in for. My MkII collects dust as NI keeps cranking out Piano Kontakt libraries instead of fixing Maschine.

Maschine's workflow is the worst of both worlds - a half baked child-like sequencer without audio, and VST inside your DAW that will not allow you to work efficiently without workarounds and major missing features. While you can now save a default config for each plugin, you are still limited to 128 parameters, and you can't customize parameter banks. This is the big let down of Push integration.Īnd automapping of plugins is still not good enough on Push 2. If you end up switching from Ableton Live to another DAW, you're going to lose all your 'Racks' and all the assigned controllers etc.

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does not require you to own Maschine or even have Zebra wrapped in the Komplete software etc.

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then you can't beat Maschine's ability to browse presets.Īlso, the presets you create in Maschine is not dependent on the software, so a patch made in Massive or Zebra etc. If you use any NI plugins or any third party plugins that support NKS standard like Arturia V-collection, U-he.etc. NI Kontrol 61 or Akai Advance has the advantage of pre mapped soft synth parameters, but other than that I don't think Maschine gives you anything Push doesn't.Browsing and tagging has always been much better on Maschine. NI really hasn't incorporated anything into Maschine to make it better. I don't think Maschine is better suited to use Battery and Massive than Ableton/Push. You could have learned all this yourself in less time than it took me to type it. i use Maschine with Ableton and love it, but if i didn't have it i'd definitely buy Push first. you might want to think about Push and then one of the NI Kontrol keyboards if you need something like that (and can swing it). Battery doesn't really 'intergrate' much into Maschine at all (it's more like a replacement or alternative to Battery), and Massive not much better than you can do with Push. every Live owner should probably buy Push (i need to do so myself).

If i were you (seeing as you already work with Ableton) i'd definitely go with Push first. Yes of course I could go through hundreds of archived threads on the internet to try ton answer my specific question or maybe, just maybe there are people out there who aren't *********s who would be willing to help me with some real time questions that may arise.you really don't have a specific question, and all you're going to get here are the usual complaints about how much 'Maschine sucks' because people think they need it to work a certain way.

Native instruments battery 4 and ableton