![]() Inside the packaging is a small bracket that attaches to the underside of the unit and elevates Jam’s profile so it’s flush alongside a Maschine or Maschine Micro controller. It also comes with a full license for Maschine 2.5 and Komplete 11 Selection, making it a potential foundation product for new users to the platform.įor owners of the traditional MPC-styled Maschine family, Jam will be a natural extension. ![]() Opposite to Live’s Session view, Maschine’s Scenes are presented in columns rather than rows, consistent with the existing paradigm of Maschine. Its click-pad grid also provides rapid interaction with Maschine’s Scenes - at a glance, you can see which Patterns are active within each Group. With Jam, Maschine users now have an 8×8 grid of ‘click pads’ for a much improved step sequencing experience that can double as a means for playing melodic parts. ![]() Maschine Jam (I’ll refer to it as ‘Jam’ henceforth) is the newest iteration of this lineage, and it addresses an alternative approach to the original MPC-inspired Maschine concept, one which will be familiar to users of Push/APC/Launchpad with Ableton’s Live. Thanks to its 4×4 grid of super-sensitive drum-pads and built-in graphic displays, it offered the same hands-on approach to composition and performance enjoyed by Akai MPC users without being shackled to a preset amount of hardware processing power. ![]() When Maschine was originally released back in 2008, it was a game changer without peer the first virtual instrument to successfully integrate a dedicated control surface while retaining the benefit of using your computer as its ‘brain’. ![]()
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