What is the quality of the included instruments and sounds? Are they numerous enough to your taste? : It’s a real hybrid in all regards: both for the kinds of users it addresses, and the way it can be used. I’ve been learning to use it for a week now, spending several hours on it daily and I learn day after day with no frustration, so this Maschine is perfect for beginners then perform. The Maschine users community is also very large, so when needed tutorials are easy to find all over the web. Everything is very user-friendly, with the MK3’s screens and switches that light on depending on whether they can be used or not. I started in that domain recently and I’m not disappointed, I feel like this is the best tool for a beginner as the MK3 allows for a simplified control over the Maschine software. I’m a beginner, I once tried Ableton live 2/3 hours so here go my notions in computer music ^^ – you could say nothing at all. Is it easy to use? What about its learning curve? : I wish they would have provided us with a printed version as reading 1,000 pages on a screen is not the most pleasant thing to do, but let’s say Native saves trees! The Maschine software and MK3 come with a very complete documentation as NI’s website provides a 1,000-page PDF Then, training for FINGER DRUMMING, and why not ending up playing live – everything seems eventual with this MK3 as i twas precisely made for a hybrid use I purchased it to produce Detroit/Berlin style Techno (I know, there’s quite a gap between those genres ^^) In what context do you currently use this product? : The Maschine software is very stable, i’ve never had a crash or CPU overuse with it What about its stability? How much resource does it use? I own a big gamer’s setup: Win 10 / 32 gb of ram / I7 / GTX1070 Which setup are you using this device on? :
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