Native Instruments Get a $59 Million Injection

Native Instruments has raised $59 million from EMH, a private equity firm that provides growth capital for technology-enabled companies.

Native Instruments have been quoted as saying “we will continue to improve upon several of our existing products aimed at innovating around the DJ-producer experience, including the popular DJing software Traktor and the Stems technology, which breaks tracks into its component parts for live remixing”

DJ Techtools have their opinion of how this money will be used and some of their ideas may come to fruition. Who knows? One can only speculate at this stage but there is certainly going to be some exciting times coming our way from Native Instruments and we will be riding the crest of the wave all the way with them.

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