Got rid of my MASCHINE MK3 for the MIKRO MK3?
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Which one is for you? Macro or Mikro?
Why am I getting more addicted to your videos, the more I am watching them...?
Been tempted to see what all the hub-bub about this machine was about. I've seen a ton of them in pawn shops,eBay, and guitar center then I look online to see people hyping them up. Seems to have alot of mixed reviews on it as well. Between you and knocks squared I can see the workflow seems easy and very adaptable. Ive been on the mv8800 since the day it came out, along with my dr5, and not a computer in sight... Whenever I see a machine like that on resale sites it makes me question it. I don't see any vids on my machines as of 2018 but they're a beast.
Your Video Inspired me to buy a mikro mk3 my first introduction to the maschine family
SP 1200 :)
Mikro Mk3, and I already had a Maschine Mk2. I've been making music almost totally in-the-box since the 90s, so my habits are terrible: my brain is always on the computer, I've been sample-editing on PCs for more than 20 years, and it's hard to tear my attention away. The Maschine has its little screens and other extras, but I don't use them much, so there was no point any more. As you say, the Maschine isn't bag-friendly but the Mikro is (and there's that pressure strip, which I love) and I'm on a laptop now. I can put the laptop, a mini-synth and the Mikro all in the same shoulder bag. The Maschine's going to stay on the desk, but out of the way (sorry, Maschine).
The Mikro has all the same capabilities of the regular Mk3...you just have to do some of them on the software only and not the hardware. It's not fair to say that the Mikro is limited, because it's not. It just forces you to do some things in the software. Some people won't like that, which is fine. If you want to only use hardware and barely use software, then get the regular MK3. But if you don't mind working in the software to chop your samples, then save some money and get the Mikro. It's not just for beginners. I've been making beats since 1996 when I bought my first MPC2000, and I just bought a Mikro this week. Otherwise, Sarah, good video.
This is exactly the info I was looking for. Thanks Sarah. Hearing the explanation from someone passionate about their craft is so much more real than someone trying to sell.
Hi Sarah - I really enjoy your content, musicality and overall attitude and gratitude you project in your videos. You inspire me to create more content myself. Anyhow, thanks and keep movin'!
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Just get the DeckSaver for your MK3, they were meant to put gear with knobs and faders safely in any bag you want... and get it from Juno UK, they have them for much less than the inflated prices USA shops sell them for! Even with the air mail shipping, it’s less than half price. And no sales tax. I now have DeckSaver for all gear I have. (The availability of a DeckSaver or not for particular gear has even influenced some of my purchases, lol!)
Oh, and if you get the Magma case/bag, it lets you pull out the foam insert so it will fit the Mk3 WITH the DeckSaver on it, while in the case. Then you can have it all with you all the time!
Sarah, thanks so much for the review of the mikro. I have a MK2 and will upgrade now. Thanks!
I just got the Mikro MK3. First piece of Native Instruments gear. You have motivated me to give it a shot
Thanks Sarah, hella insightful. Been debating on getting a Maschine. This was a well informed vid.
love the advice.. im excited to test this out!!
Dang! I was about to pull the trigger on a mikro for the travel aspect, but the sample chopping is def the killer! Good thing I found your vid, been a fan for a long while but didn't know you had made this. I take my mk3 everywhere so I definitely want to take care of it but dangggggg.
Roland has a great backpack for their SPD-SX that will work perfectly for the Maschine MK3 Macro ❤I think that you will love it and if you want to you can add a square piece of foam rubber as an extra layer of protection for the knobs. The CB-BSPD-SX bag. Check it out and let me know if it works for you Alvin F. 😊
I was going to get the micro for the longest time but I decided to buy an Mashine mk3 because of the screens and the inputs. Very useful.
I hope they do a MK4 that's standalone. They would own the market.
Fernando Mercado I totally agree. I feel like when Akai came out with Live they were forcing NI to make their move. The MK3 is almost standalone so I think the logical thing would be to make the MK4 standalone IMO.
Standalone should be mandatory by now
They would def not own the market because Akai has been doing this shxt forever and understand it's completely workflow when you're full standalone so the software in the hardware gotta flow different. Like Akai got Splice built right into theyre standalones now which is a big deal.
I believe it’s time for N.I to step up and make a stand alone controller. As for unseating Akai for top spot in that arena I’m not so sure. Akai has massive lead in terms of experience in the stand alone market. N.I would have to an exceptional piece of gear to dethrone the MPC. It’s possible however improbable. I think they could be tough competition for certain. Competition is good for consumers IMO....
MPC is a trash brand IMO. But that's just me. There's a lot of love in some circles, but the options are so much better now with other brands, specially considering how wonky, and buggy the latest AKAIs have been.
Sure some geriatric boom-bappers will love it to death, but it's 2020 and the best they're giving us is a glorified linux touchpad + buttons? They're clowning and people are drinking the Kool-Aid
Loving this video! You definitely showed the difference between the 2 hardwares. Which made me make a choice for the MK3 full
Traveling with my maschine never been a issue a padded laptop bag is perfect for me :)
I think Ski Beatz has his line of bags called SounBag that can fit the Maschine, a laptop and some 12 inch records, so you can check them out. They got really cool designs, but they are pretty pricy (around $150 or more). Peace! ✌️😎
This is awesome! I am actually looking to buy MK3 and this video helps a lot! Thanks! SUBSCRIBED! :) Look forward to more educational info about MK from you.
Thinking of getting the Mikro for sure. Eventually I wanna get the MK3 but yeah, gotta live within my means for now 😆
For me, the bigger instruments is what I always started with because the smaller less featured things would frustrate me and become too limiting , the screens I need so I can see what’s what in each key and button.....but that’s just me, I love your reviews
Super informative, also love the way you edit your videos 👌🏾
Thanks love!
Brilliantly produced video. Keep up the excellent work! :)
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I just copped the MK3 it comes today Im super hyped 😎
Thank you soo much for the comparison.. 1!! I would love to meet you someday and learn more from you and 2 I was thinking about getting the maschine Mk3 since I already have the mikro 2..
i beat the shit out of the mk2 since years and i do not think of upgrading
To anyone who has a problem with not being able to chop samples from the Mikro hardware... use the Serato Sample plugin. I just got rid of my MK2 (macro) and got a Mikro MK3 and my workflow didn't change that much. I rarely used the screens on the MK2, so not having them on the Mikro isn't affecting my workflow.
From all the reviews I've seen, before I purchased the Mikro, I would say it's mainly about your workflow. In-studio vs on-the-go and if you're MORE in-the-box vs being MORE hands-on.
The hands on difference is definitely noticeable when going between the mk3 and mikro I’ve been using maschine for 9 years . Way faster if you are hands on and use the mk3 to its full capacity.
@@nickwatland3565 I posted this 5 years ago. haha. I went back to the full size MK3 due to limitations of the mikro mk3 and never went back.
I love you sarah!!
great points..thank you for the video!!!
Been screaming for a standalone since forever lol That would be the dopest upgrade ever for Maschine only issues I can see with standalone Maschine for some would be pricing and getting all the amazing sounds in while still having memory space....they'll figure it out
Maschine is the shit . I make metal on mine with all virtual instrument . Think I’m gonna start a channel dedicated to it . Thanks for the inspiration !
Thanks for the great review 👍🏽
Hey Sarah, great video as always. Just thought I'd let ya know about a cover to protect your MK3 and still be able to use your normal bag. Decksaver Native Instruments Maschine MK3 Cover. It's a lightweight slim plastic and really good for protection. I use it with a lot of my gear and have had no problems. I looked and found you can get them from Mixware LLC in USA. Hope this helps. ;)
They both are mikro to me I play keyboards, however the sounds are catching. Good vid kido.
This was very helpful cheers 😃
Kool vid chiq 💯👊🏾
I had the same issues with the knobs on my mk2 and now it gives all kinds of crazy values when I'm not even turning knobs. I suggest you get a decksaver to protect your screens, knobs, and buttons for your MK3. I did for mine, and I'm kicking myself for not doing it sooner for my MK2.
I love the mikro mk3. Screen is not a big deal at all. Because of this device I'm totally buying the MK3. Love your video
this is a great review
Thanks Sarah for clarifying that. I was confused about the slicing on the Mikro 3. I should've got the macro instead.
So the Mikro is comparable to a
Akai MPD 218 but the Mikro has more features which is great including the software. Interesting 🤔 Dope video Sarah! 👑💯🔥
a great comparision between these too !! one thing that annoyed me a lot is that, for whateever reason the maschine mikro mk3 is not win7 compatible anymore, unlike the big mk3.
3 years later what's a good mashine to start with today 💘 what u do your understanding was crystal clear thank u
Just bought a mikro mk3 used to from a friend who didn’t care for it. He is more advanced user while I’m just getting started with this type of gear.
its only a good trade if you want similar functionality with less cost. still there are some features the smaller version doesn't have over the larger unit like the screen sample editing functions.
I seriously enjoy using my Mikro Mk 3 . It's a BEAST. Takes like 20 mins to learn.
I like it and want to save up and get one. I would just import a wave file to my DAW if that is possible, and chop it up from there. It's a plus if it has good drum sounds. I wish I knew more about the unit.
Mk3 is actually not that bad to travel with compared to an mpc 1000. Trust me!!! The reason why I switched from a mpc to mk3 was mainly for travel purposes, even though I still have to bring my computer.
When you want to travel you still need the right tools to express yourself. Learn the tool and make it second nature. If you choose mk3 micro, you will need to get audio interface for using mic, guitar, vinyl sampling and midi interface just to do what the Maschine MK3 does internally.
You chose the right equipment for sure. My Maschine MK2, jam and laptop fit in my backpack just fine.
Have the Studio, mikro mk2, and jam. Seriously liking the maschine mk3, thinking of selling the studio to get it. love the touch strips on the jam, those with built-in audio interface on the mk 3 make it very enticing.
Super dope spot you got
You could always get a Decksaver for the Maschine MK3. Check it out on Thomann or whatevs.
Great video anyways, Sarah. Keep it up!
Great Information and editing! Also really digging the Ghanaian symbol, Dwennimmen on your left arm.
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i literally just put my mk3 in my traveling duffel bag with a pillow in it lol. but great video 🙏🏽
This video was super informative, thanks for taking the time to make it, probably the most useful video I've watched with regards to comparing Natives Mikro and Macro systems.
Also loving the video style it makes the overall video more engaging. :D
I've dabbled in music production in the past and looking to get back into and would like to start experimenting with sampling and chopping. I know you stated the Mikro MK3 is a good starting point for a beginner but seen as you can pick up a Mikro MK2 for relatively the same price or near about, would I be best of buying the older model or is the Mikro MK3 still the best option for a beginner.
Thanks for any advice
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I just got my mk3 just yesterday and oh boy it changed my life around I just love it. Why not keep both? One for your traveling and the other for your production.
Thanks Sarah, great explanation and comparison! And a big thumbs up for all the NI gear. I use and love the MK2 Kontrol midi keyboard features, and I love the DAW integration. Native Instruments is doing music hardware and software right!
I'm a turntablist and this is an awesome little tool to have if you own traktor using midi and as a live beat looper
😱 Keep them both
I got the mikro 2 and I think I'll keep her til she gives out. But that mk3 looks like something I'm gonna have to cop
Thank you for another informative video. I would need the better editing. Would like in smaller size though. As always love your work.
Buy a decksaver cover for the mk3, i put the decksaver on and then put it in my north facei take my MK3 everywhere, and the decksaver is dope
these fancy computer connected maschine samplers are cool, but I enjoy older standalone samplers (the Akai MPC2000xl, for example). They are very simple, but very good at what they do and I don't have to commit to a whole swarm of software environment aspects, since dependency on software makes me uncomfortable. The MK3 is a lot of fun and is probably one of the most intuitive samplers I have ever used. I just wish they would allow for standalone operation. The mikro seems a bit... neutered?
I would love so much to see you make a beat with a SP 1200! Hope to see that one day. Much love from switzerland
dope video sis
Great video!! I recently bought an MK3, but I only bought it because I loved the feel and sensitivity of the pads, and I wanted to make sure the pads I was using were top notch. That being said, all of my sample slicing and prep-work I do in Ableton. I'm really just using my MK3 in MIDI mode to control Ableton's drum rack. I'm wondering if I should've just bought the Mikro instead, since I'm not using a lot of the MK3 features. My question is, are the pads on the Mikro exactly the same and as good as they are on the big MK3?
The pads are not quite as sensitive on the Mikro. Great for beginners who are just making beats but the full MK3 would be better for things like finger drumming to avoid double triggers and delays
Already a fan of TechMeOut, so I have to follow you.
Oh you know techmeout, that’s wassup. I been subbed to her for a minute
"Why you gotta do me like that" 😂😂😂
Im here sitting with my micro like 'What!? That bigger version does the slicing so fast :'O!? Ahwell, I'm still loving my mikro :D
A woman who hugs and kisses her Maschine can’t be all that bad 😝. Great vid
Hi Sarah. I just got the Micro MK3 last week. Thank you for the comparison. For what I do, the regular Machine isn't for me. Anyway, I know its been a few years since you posted this video, but I would suggest the Gator Small EVA DJ Controller Case if you haven't already found a case.
I like that!!
@Sarah2ill I have a question - does your Maschine course cover lessons for the Maschine Mikro?
Fellow producer here! Enjoy your videos and vibes sister keep it going! I would have to pass on the micro mk3, I'm like you, I gotta be able to chop lol
great video Sarah, is it possible to make a full track with the mikro? mixing, mastering and export?
The best bag for the macshine mk3 ski-beatz sell them
i truely understand were your coming from about traveling part i have the machine studio and i keep it in the house it never ever leaves with me when i travel i would like to get the mk3 for traveling because of the way i pack my abelton push i can do the mk3 the same way.
I was thinking about copping the micro but ill stick to the mk3 until the studio 2 comes out
I've been using a Mikro MK2 for the past 2 years or so and the screen, even though its larger than the new one, is not really much more useful, imo. Sure you can slice a sample on it but it's not comfortable. The screen on the Mikro MK2 is somewhere between being too big for most of what you really use it for but too small for more complex things.
There are “Deck Savers” tops for $79 I think that are made specifically for each Maschine. I have not seen them in person but would be something to look up. I picked up the NI M32 keyboard last year and just got the Roland VT-4 Vocoder mic/USB audio interface with life hardware effects.. (pretty good). Maybe in a couple months get the Micro... though long term I might be smarter for getting the Macro version. Dunno.
Such a good content creator
❤ Great video, Sister. I would like to point out I own the S88, which has no drum pads. Enter the Mikro. As you said, it’s not just for beginners.
i've been thinking abt moving to the MK3 from Maschine Studio (the stand-alone audio interface is a game-changer), I'm really not too concerned w/copping things for the bells and whistles, but i'm noticing that NI is killing w/their streamline game, (smaller boxes w/more & more features) which is def a plus esp. if you do a lot of live performing w/said gear. That said, maximizing the minimal w/the micro would be beneficial.
Go for Maschine MK3 because its the best of all the worlds. The micro will not replace your studio. But it maybe a useful secondary tool.
If you need a bag for that the best way to go is DIY. The bags available are way too expensive for what they are and if NI change the hardware down the line you'll have to change the bag as well. This just happened with the Maschine MK2 stand not compatible with MK3. So some armor foam or bulk memory foam can get the job done along with a hot knife or box cutter. If you find some thinner foam sheets you can sandwich them together with spray paint from arts and crafts. My friend has an eurorack suitcase so to bring it prepatched to gigs he just uses big bubble wrap. Looks guetto but it do the job.
Hello @Sarah2ill ! Can you do everything with mikro mk3+maschine2/laptop? Or is there still thing you can only do with mk3 macro?
thanks for the video Sarah , lots of good info. do both MK3 and MK3 Micro share the same "variation" engine features?
Becareful from decksavers they can scratch equipment unless you line it with felt strips. The new maschine including the komplete kontrol have plastic that has a coating that is easily scratched. Just thought I throw that information out their.
Question? Did yours come with software? Or do you have to buy separately because if it does well I have the worst luck because I got only sound packs and when I purchased my Maschine at guitar center.
It’s both hardware and software
Hi Sarah...for protection, try the Decksaver Maschine MK3 Impact Resistant Polycarbonate Cover. Works great...also have one for my NI Komplete Kontrol S61 MK2. Peace.
Deck saver to protect the knobs friend ☯️
Dope Video
bought one because you dont need midi cables it can connect with a windows 10 system pretty well and its easy to carry
I know I'm late af, but magma makes a perfect travel bag for it. It's around $50 if I remember right. Got one for my KK S49 mk2 also. if you don't have one, check them out.
Notification squad, I just subbed for the smile but I've been enjoying the vids... You ever mess with Roland products like the mv or vs
Try memory foam laptop cases....
Gutta Boy Ayy thanks for watching fam!!
@@Sarah2ill sharing as well. Keep dropping I'll keep sharing Love your smile 😁
ONLY BIG MASCHINE ... I've bought mk3 mikro and i was disappointed... now i've big mk3 and THATS IT !!
By the way, you make a fair point about providing feedback, however I'm still sad the Maschine software never got audio track recording / overdubbing functionality, something it REALLY does need if you plan to do live vocals or live instruments using the Maschine. It's really annoying having to edit lots and lots of takes, instead of just setting a count-in, use audio tracks and really just do it in a single take. I used to do that on my Roland MV8800 and it just works.
Do you mean live looping? If so, that exist
@@Sarah2ill Nah, I mean a recording mode for something like vocals or live instrument play that you don't sample to a pad, but instead record straight into an audio track that would be part of a scene. Now I have to sample to a pad, guess at the timing a little and do a lot of editing to make it start at the correct time. With an audio track you'd just use the regular count in of 2 bars and then record into a special audio track in the scene. Many Akai MPCs and the Roland MV8800 have them. Live looping you speak of is great, I use it all the time, but recording vocals or live instruments still feels clunky.
Glad I found your channel. Im not new to making beats but relatively new to NI. I use MPC products and a Komplete Control S25. I was thinking about getting a Mikro to use Maschine more. Does the previous Mikro allow you to chop on the hardware? I understand this being a companion version of the MK3 but not allowing you to chop samples on the hardware is counterintuitive and kind of defeats the purpose of a groovebox.
I guess. I don’t own the last one. I’d look it up
There is a protective plastic case for the Maschine MK3, but ye its heavy and takes big place for bag.
People getting confused and Big Mad... the new Mikro is not an upgrade, it is the entry level... the Mikro MK2 is still the big brother but eventually the updates won't put the functions on the older products... Just because it's new doesn't mean you have to buy it. Figure out what you need a Maschine for and then buy the corresponding one... simples
🙌🏾 this.
when you buy the mk3 does it come with the full version with the 650 price of native inst. or to access the full advantage of the software or do u have to buy the 1000 dollar select version and if i buy the 650 will that be good to start using all its functions or do they make u upgrade to access the full program. i dont wanna spend 650 and then have to upgrade just to use it.
before watching... thank you for making this video. I taught myself how to use the mikro mk 3 and I was thinking about getting the the mk3... I guess I taught my self in a way that organizes the patterns similar to how the mk3 does it and I was wondering why would some one upgrade. the only answer I could come up with was maybe to do live shows, other than that, im just not that advanced...
Can't you dice-up samples on the Micro via the laptop software?