Problem was solved by reducing sensitivity slightly.
Also there was random activation of some pads when I pressed hard, but then I realize that the sensitivity was to high. The pads are excellent, sensitive but tough, and the main control knob feels satisfying to use. For the mobility part, it would have been really perfect to have a good Audio Interface so that you can listen with good quality on the go. It feels solid, slightly heavier than the mk3 at 2.5kg, with every button and knob feeling sturdy. It does not have a proper Audio interface.
The Mikro Mk3 is a touch smaller than its ancestor, measuring 320mm x 177mm x 45mm, as opposed to the Mk2’s still-not-massive 320mm x 195mm x 55mm. I found my self now continuing music production in airplanes, train and outdoors. As the entry-level Maschine controller, there’s no audio interface, or MIDI DIN ports, but along with the Maschine software, you have everything you need to get started on the road to making music. It is really easy to transport and works perfectly with a Surface Pro 4 Computer with a Core I5 and 8GB of ram. I just love the feeling of the buttons and knobs.Įxcellent mobility capabilities. At first, I thought that because of the plastic housing it was going to be just a cheap looking instrument, but to my surprise it is very sturdy and high quality looking. However, I found myself heavily using it.
I really was not expecting for it to be use much, just to play around. I bought it as an extension to my keyboard (I am more of a piano player thus I prefer to compose using an 88 keyboard).
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