Tuesday, February 03, 2009
Native Instruments Maschine Demo Performance by NuVintage
YouTube via NativeInstruments
"Kenny and Noel of acclaimed producer duo NuVintage show some of the advanced real-time capabilities of Native Instruments' new groove production studio "Maschine" at NAMM 2009.
For more videos on Maschine, visit http://www.native-instruments.com/mas..."
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This thing just upped the game for real time computer control.
ReplyDeleteI'm not really interested in getting one, but I think you're way off there, acrodot. Not sure why you think it's pure crap, why urban deserves scare quotes, why them targeting something towards a major music genre deserves derision, etc. Watching those guys do everything they do there with minimum keyboard/mouse usage, that alone is worth something. Computers and soft synths are brilliant tools, but I find the typical interface to be a major con. Playing with how we might come up with different interfaces for this stuff is a worthwhile pursuit, and the price is quite reasonable. Makes sense to me.
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