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This Native Instruments Maschine MK3 controller is designed for producers and musicians looking for a complete solution for creating music in the studio and on stage. Its 16 dynamic, multicolored pads with aftertouch offer excellent expressiveness for playing and sequencing. Thanks to its two high-resolution color screens, navigating and controlling parameters is intuitive, improving workflow. Compatible with PC and Mac, it includes a large sound library and powerful software, making it ideal for production sessions, live performances, or working in a home studio.
| Compatibility | PC and Mac |
|---|---|
| Pads | 16 dynamic, multicolored pads with aftertouch |
| Screens | 2 high-resolution RGB color screens |
| Software | Maschine for studio production and live performance |
| Sound library | 8 GB of sounds, drum kits, sampled instruments, patterns, projects, and loops |
| Audio outputs | 2 outputs, 1 stereo headphone output |
| Audio inputs | 2 inputs |
| MIDI connectivity | 1 MIDI input, 1 MIDI output |
| Pedal connection | 1 footswitch pedal input |
| Supported formats | VST and Audio Units |
| Included software | Massive, Monark, The Gentleman, Drumlab, Reaktor Prism, Scarbee Mark I, Retro Machines, Vintage Organs, West Africa, Solid Bus Comp, Replica |
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