MASCHINE Expansion Sales Special

US Native Instruments launches TWICE AS NICE buy one get one free promotion      21/07/14

MASCHINE Expansion Sales Special


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Native Instruments has launched the TWICE AS NICE time-limited sales special, offering beat makers a free MASCHINE Expansion of their choice for every Expansion purchased at the NI Online Shop. The special offer runs for one week only, finishing on July 28, 2014. All MASCHINE Expansions in the series except the recently released ARCANE ATTIC and CIRCUIT HALO are included in the offer. Here's more details in NI's own words...

MASCHINE Expansions each contain a stylized range of expertly designed kits, instruments, sounds, and patterns for use with the entire range of MASCHINE hardware – often with exclusive presets for MASSIVE, REAKTOR PRISM, and MASCHINE 2 software's Drum Synths. Many MASCHINE Expansions were created in close partnership with high-profile sound designers or renowned artists such as Steve Lawler, Amp Fiddler, and Dae One.

Designed for a wide range of contemporary production styles, MASCHINE Expansions allow beat makers to explore, mix, and tweak new sounds to fit their own style. Each MASCHINE Expansion focuses on a particular genre or concept. Expansions such as LAZER DICE and LUCID MISSION dive deep into the new sounds of future bass and EDM, while GREY FORGE, STATIC FRICTION, and RAW VOLTAGE each offer distinct flavors of techno and electronica. MARBLE RIMS, CONANT GARDENS, VINTAGE HEAT, and TRUE SCHOOL all offer sounds for creating stylized hip hop and urban rhythms. These and many more illustrate the diversity of the ever-expanding series of MASCHINE Expansions.


Pricing and Availability:
MASCHINE Expansions are priced at $ 49 / 49 € / ¥ 4,800 / £ 44 / AU$ 79 and available at the NI Online Shop. Until July 28, 2014, purchase of one MASCHINE Expansion grants a second Expansion free.

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