Native Instruments has launched a new range of iMaschine Expansions with the release of Kaoz Theory - created by the much-lauded DJ and producer Kerri 'Kaoz' Chandler. These new iMaschine Expansions will be created in collaboration with internationally renowned artists from different genres, and will be available for iMaschine only. Users can however export their iMaschine projects to the Maschine software for further editing and arranging. Native Instruments will continue to release compact iMaschine versions of their acclaimed iMaschine Expansions.
"iMaschine is my favourite app to use on the road", comments Kerri Chandler. "If something comes to mind for a track it's an instant fix wherever I am. When I'm in hotels I swap my ideas to Maschine Mikro and back again and when I finally get home to mix in my studio on my own mixing desk, I can swap it all to Maschine and it's a piece of cake. Honestly, I've written tracks with iMaschine right off the bat. In fact airplanes are my favourite place for iMaschine so I'm now working on an EP called 'Mile High Club' because of it. On top of all of this, it's an exciting live tool to work with, particularly when I'm DJing, so it's something I'm really passionate about."
Kaoz Theory brings the sound of Kerri Chandler to iMaschine - the deep, grooving house style that has made him one of the most respected artists on the underground scene for over 20 years. The Expansion contains a total of six kits, two instruments and two full projects. The three Drum Kits are made up of gritty, analog kicks, snares, hats, and claps. A Melodic Kit provides the trademark Chandler synth chords while two Special Kits deliver basses, vocal samples, synth stabs and keys. iMaschine users can also access two instruments and two full iMaschine projects created by Chandler himself. All the samples are provided in uncompressed WAV format (16-bit / 44.1kHz) and have been processed and tweaked for immediate use.
Kaoz Theory is available for iMaschine in the in-app store for $0.99 / €0,89.
More information on Kaoz Theory is available at: native-instruments.com/imaschineexpansions
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