Integrated hardware / software system includes sampler, arranger, mixer, FX, and a built-in audio interface just my personal take.Fast, intuitive, and fun way to create and perform tracks and beats But if you like to speed run everything and whip things out fast, probs look into the MK3. You dont even need to look at your computer. I like to take my time and really perfect my sounds and patterns and mix them AS I go and therefore I'm looking and working and pressing more buttons on my studio more frequently and spending much more time and it's super nice for that because it's big and spacious, nicely laid out and great to look at, and all the buttons are there in front of you. And this is totally a personal factor for me but I'd still like to share it with you, If you like to take your time while making your beats and not haul ass and try to make a track in 5 minutes, get the studio hands down. If you want a button for almost anything go for the studio, if you want a few more new small hardware features but less buttons, go for the mk3. Both units can do the exact same thing as each other, it's just gonna have to be based off of how you want your workflow and your physical experience with the controllers to be. The MK3 has bigger and cleaner looking playing pads, a built in audio interface, screen displays identical to the Studios, a navigation knob that's arguably better or just as good as the maschine Studios Jog wheel, a touch strip (which kinda looks dumb but hey it's still there) and a few new buttons that no other maschines have had before. The MK3 is like what? 4 or 5 years newer than the Maschine Studio? And because of that, the MK3 has more HARDWARE features than the maschine Studio. I'm happy with my Studio and aren't mad the MK3 dropped soon after I purchased it because i personally love having all of those extra dedicated buttons. It's all about size and luxury if you will. As an owner of the maschine studio, I personally would advise you to make your decisions based off of this.the ONLY reason why the Studio is 200 bucks more than the MK3 is souly just do you can have more dedicated buttons to push and not have to press "shift" so much. Aside the keyboards and Komplete, I've been an owner of the maschine studio for a little over a year now, and owned mine only months before the MK3 dropped. I've owned every piece of this gear except for the MK3.
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