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“We got some really great feedback about this feature – a lot of people told us that they don’t have anything like this anywhere else and now they’re bringing in loops and experimenting,” Altvater added. You can play up and down the scale and where MIDI notes are placed will shift the pitch of that particular part. Gate Mode can be used to play loops or parts of loops melodically. If you have a bunch of loops and you want to find the perfect one that fits into your track, you can go through them, and hear them in the context of whatever you’re working on directly in your track.” Gate Mode “It’s great if you need a spark of creativity. Mario Altvater, Senior UX Designer on the Maschine development team explained the new feature: The new loop hot swapping update also keeps with the theme of friction-free functionality. With the added real-time time stretching feature, pre-cut loops will simply play in time with the project, no matter the speed. By adjusting automatically to the project’s tempo changes, users will have a simplified way to lay down their ideas quickly and easily. The added features on 2.7 are the direct result of new collaborative method of testing and developing with a community of beta testers. These users received a first-hand look at ideas and changes to the software, and were able to give their feedback and truly shape the direction of updates. Keep reading for more! Time Stretching The announcement on Native Instrument’s blog comes not long after the release of the next generation hardware, Maschine Mk3. Real-time time stretching, loop hot swapping and a gate mode will all be added to improve workflow and increase speed and spontaneity.

#Native access update full#

This December, Maschine 2.7 arrives, chocked full of highly anticipated updates that were requested directly from actual users.