The New Native Instruments Maschine Jam review unit here and we're ready to roll with the full out review! The new Maschine Jam is perfect for performances and setting up grooves using the built in sequencer. The Maschine Jam sports a 64 Pad section, touch strips for control, and many more features. Check out the quick unboxing and first impressions video while we work on this review.

Native Instruments has just announced the new generation of the Maschine that is set to hit store shelves on October 1st. The Maschine MK2 and Maschine Mikro MK2 will now both be available in a black version and a white version. The new Maschine & Mikro versions will also get new pad upgrades which have increased pad sensitivity and multi-colored backlit for better visual feedback. The new Mashine MK2 setups will also get redesigned displays and a new software version 1.8 that is available for free download to current Maschine users as well. Check out the video, pricing, and details inside.

The New Native Instruments Maschine Jam has now been officially released to the public and our review unit is on the way! The new Maschine Jam is perfect for performances and setting up grooves using the built in sequencer. The Maschine Jam sports a 64 Pad section, touch strips for control, and many more features. Check out the press release and pricing info after the jump.

Native Instruments has just announced their new flagship Production hardware, the Maschine Studio, and new software called Maschine 2.0. The new Maschine Studio hardware is even larger than the original and provides best-in-class control with new hi-res color displays, a new edit section with jog wheel, and excellent 16-multi-color backlit pads. The Maschine 2.0 software provides lots of improvements to the user interface and works better and faster on all three Maschine Production devices.

The New iterations of the Native Instruments Maschine and the Maschine Mikro is now available in stores worldwide and at the NI online shop. We're talking about the new Maschine MK2 and the Maschine Mikro MK2 that has some upgraded mulit-colored pads, better screens, and better overal ergonomics. Also included in this upgrade is the new Maschine 1.8 software which works with the new color-coding system and provides a better workflow. We have a Maschine MK2 in the lab for a full HD-Video review. Check out my Unboxing & First impressions video in the meantime to see what you get in the box.

Late last year, we reviewed the new Native Instruments Powerful tools that allow producers to make music of all styles and genres. The Native Instruments Maschine Studio easily allows users to bang out beats on the drum pads while the Native Instruments Komplete Keyboards made it simple to add a melody to the rhythm. Now Native Instruments has integrated the Maschine Studio with the Komplete Keyboards to make an easy and intuitive workflow for production.