BoloDaProducer Drops the Beat on Maschine Plus Update

The Long-Awaited Update Arrives

Alright folks, BoloDaProducer kicks off his latest video by diving into the new Maschine Plus update, and let me tell you, this one’s got everyone buzzing. You know how sometimes you feel like a company is kinda playing hard to get? Well, Native Instruments finally listened to the community. This update isn’t just a little sprinkle of new features, it’s more like a full-fledged flavor explosion. We’re talking about finally having the full version of Kontakt 8 on the Maschine Plus! Bolo doesn’t just talk the talk; he lays it out clear as day. This ain’t the half-baked Kontakt—it’s Kontakt in full force, ready to take your music production to the next level alongside the lush Play Series instruments. And those effects? They’re not just your run-of-the-mill reverbs.

"You can now use your third party Kontakt sounds in the Maschine Plus."

© Screenshot/Quote: Bolodaproducer (YouTube)

Let’s Get Real: What’s in the Update?

"It's actually pretty cool."

© Screenshot/Quote: Bolodaproducer (YouTube)

The nitty-gritty of this update is where Bolo really shines. With the flair of a DJ hyping up a crowd before the drop, he breaks down how the Maschine Plus now supports third-party Kontakt sounds. Yeah, you heard that right. It’s like having your own private music library where you can add just about any sound your heart desires. Bolo’s honest disclaimer is, you gotta own these sounds, otherwise, they just won’t pop up. Just like thinking you can play your favorite vinyl record on a broken turntable. His attention to what actually matters to producers—getting the right sounds without unnecessary hassle—comes through when he discusses the best SD cards for smoother performance. A pro tip straight from Bolo: don’t go overboard with those super fast cards, just stick to what’s tested to work.

Experiencing the Sounds and Effects

Bolo is a master of the hands-on approach, and in this segment, he takes us right into the heart of what makes this update a game changer. It’s like when a chef finally lets you into the kitchen. He tackles each effect with a breakdown on the Maschine Plus. You see, it’s not just about having new toys to play with—it’s about what these toys can do. From Replica to Transient Master, he’s got them lined up like the warriors they are. And he isn’t shy to mention the CPU heavyweights too; like a beat that drops so hard, it might crack your speaker. His energy is infectious as he toggles through sounds like a kid in a candy store. Each sound is teed up with the promise of studio-quality output. You see Bolo’s passion for getting it right, making it clear that even with these intense demands, the bounce feature in Maschine Plus allows creativity to flow without a hitch.

"The reason why I call this a major update is because of not what is going on right now."

© Screenshot/Quote: Bolodaproducer (YouTube)

Major Upgrade or Just Another Add-on?

Now here’s where Bolo levels with us. In classic Bolo style, he jokes about how CPU-intense some of these new features are but doubles down on the significance of Native Instruments’ forward-thinking approach. It’s not about what’s happening now, he argues, but the foundation being laid for what’s to come. It echoes the sentiment of upgrading to a new mixtape when all you’ve had are singles on repeat. He hints at the possibility of future developments in Maschine hardware, maybe even the ushering in a new standalone unit. While it might be a dream, it’s a dream shared by many in the scene. He paints a picture of a future where this update serves as a stepping stone to something even greater, perhaps easing the transition to newer, more powerful machines.

Getting Hands-on: The Demo Zone

Bolo doesn’t just stop at talking about the features; he lets the Maschine Plus do the talking too. His demo of the Play Series sounds like Duets and Empire Breaks feels like a live street performance. He shares practical insights on auditioning sounds, like a pro chef testing the dish before serving it up. And true to his roots, he emphasizes the importance of bouncing back to audio once the CPU starts groaning under the pressure. It’s all about workflow and efficiency over being flashy. In his no-nonsense way, Bolo ensures you see the real deal of how these updates function on a day-to-day basis in studio workflow, letting enthusiasts know what to expect once the initial excitement calms down and real work begins.

Future Dreams and Real World Efficiency

As the video wraps up, Bolo paints a hopeful picture for the future of Maschine Plus users. Like a savvy street vendor unveiling a new kind of taco, there’s excitement in the air. While he acknowledges the current challenges of CPU demand and sound auditioning quirks, his eyes are set on where Native Instruments will take this platform next. He’s got fingers crossed for smoother operations and maybe a new machine on the horizon. Not one to leave his audience hanging, he promises more in-depth tutorials and cook-up videos, committed to keeping his community looped in on every groove and glitch. Bolo’s straightforward style, combined with his deep knowledge and humor, leaves you eager for what’s to come and hungry for your own beatmaking adventure.