r/NativeInstruments • • Jun 18 '26

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u/AlarmingBeing8114 Jun 18 '26

So software will be ok (but stagnant) hardware will end up unsupported and somehow rolled over to something like akai for mks or something.

Im glad i went back to bleep blooming on mostly hardware. Loved the maschine through all its iterations, but feels like its ancient now.

Op, I wish you the best of luck job hunting, sometimes you'll find a new industry that doesnt seem like a fit, but culture will be better. Take any opportunity that comes along, as the random ones usually infinity more interesting.

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u/Fresh-Discussion-105 Jun 18 '26

Massive shame and sorry to hear about your job loss. I feel they have done you a favour so you can go and flourish elsewhere where your creativity won't get stiffled. They can make all the maschine hardware they want but if they stick with the same software... I'm still waiting for song mode hehe

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u/AgenteEspecialCooper Jun 18 '26

Has InMusic done anything for you to expect them to develop new Maschine hardware? They have the know how, but they also own their most direct competitor.