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1. Native instruments komplete 12 select vs 11 ultimate mod#
2. Native instruments komplete 12 select vs 11 ultimate portable#

In the style of the A series keyboard lineup, Maschine Mikro forgoes it’s bigger siblings colour screens, and opts for a more subtle, yet highly usable OLED display.Īll of the mod-cons from MK3 have been carried over to the Mikro MK3, the up-rated and enlarged RGB pads, the touch strip, lightening fast browsing and super slick step sequencer, but the overall size has been slimmed down into a Mikro chassis, making it great for a portable setup, a second controller for more advance beatmakers, or a quality step sequencer for your DAW environment. Maschine see’s its first hardware addition since the highly successful Maschine MK3 with the announcement of Maschine Mikro MK3, a brand new take on the Maschine Mikro Groovebox.

Each A Series keyboard ships with Komplete 12 Select and Maschine software with 2GB of content, meaning you can get right to work making music, right out of the box. If you’re happy using your computer screen to navigate your software library and you don't need the light guides, then the A series is just the ticket.Ī Series is NI quality at a price point you wouldn’t expect. This new range allows users to access NI’s ecosystem of Komplete instruments, effects, NKS and superb DAW integration without having to invest into a premium keyboard.

Native instruments komplete 12 select vs 11 ultimate mod#

The S88 has now undergone the MK2 treatment it now features the two screens for navigating your presets and managing your parameters, it features the same super high quality FATAR weighted keybed as it's predecessor, capacitance encoders, light guide, deep Komplete integration, full NKS support, after touch and physical pitch and mod wheels plus more of the features which the MK2 range has become so well known and respected for. But the 88-note flagship weighted S88 was left sadly left behind, until now! Well let’s start with the Komplete Kontrol S88 MK2, the Komplete Kontrol MK2 range was released last year with the 49 and 61getting the facelift with a fresh new professional look and vastly improved UI. These releases signify a move to make their ecosystem more accessible for all types of users, from beginners wanting to make their first beat, all the way through to serious producers and sound designers who demand the best sound quality and the most diverse content to cover all genres and styles. Native Instruments are back! Today NI announced a whole new line-up of hardware and software including the highly anticipated Komplete 12.