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  • Komplete Now is Native Instruments' subscription plan for producers on a budget

    by 
    Avery Ellis
    Avery Ellis
    12.08.2021

    Native Instruments is bringing some of its music creation tools to the masses with monthly and yearly subscription options on a bundle of its most popular plugins.

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    Native Instruments crams its powerful music-making software in a standalone groovebox

    by 
    Terrence O'Brien
    Terrence O'Brien
    09.08.2020

    Maschine+ brings the Maschine workflow and Komplete instruments to a standalone groovebox.

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    Native Instruments' $50 retro synth plug-in is currently free

    by 
    Marc DeAngelis
    Marc DeAngelis
    03.20.2020

    The '80s had no shortage of massive-sounding synthesizers, but many of them have either gone out to pasture or are prohibitively expensive on the secondhand market. Software companies often try to digitally recreate those synths as affordable plug-ins, though, and to keep musicians busy while they're locked inside, Native Instruments has made its Analog Dreams software -- which usually costs $50 -- free to download. That means anyone with a USB keyboard or controller can work on their Duran Duran covers or an isolation-induced synth pop opus.

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    Native Instruments’ Traktor DJ 2 breaks free from the iPad

    by 
    James Trew
    James Trew
    01.24.2019

    Last fall, Native Instruments gave its DJ and production hardware a significant refresh, especially at the entry level. Today, the company is introducing a second wave of tools to complement the new line up, along with even more new hardware.

  • Native Instruments reveals new keyboards for 'Komplete' freaks

    by 
    James Trew
    James Trew
    09.02.2014

    First came synths, samplers and drum machines. Then computers caught up, and could do much of the same stuff, for much less money (and in much less space). But, humans like to "play" things, so we then we got MIDI controllers. Now, the circle is closing -- the current trend is software-specific controllers. Example? The new Komplete Kontrol S series of keyboards from industry giant Native Instruments. Komplete is the company's, erm, comprehensive music production software package (drums, sample, sounds, synths... everything). It contains some of the most used virtual instruments on the market (Massive, for example, is behind a good chunk of Dubstep sounds).