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By jpeg Mon May 17, 2010 8:35 pm
dude is a musical scientist he must have have some ill ass old reels of shit he recorded himself like some sonic experiments, but defo a genius.

this shit looks fun very dope ipad is dope too.

but that linn drum is some vapourware also
By GrantB Tue May 18, 2010 2:04 am
jpeg wrote:
but that linn drum is some vapourware also


LinnDrum II is a drum machine that’s currently in development. Following on my (Roger's) early drum machine products like the LM1-1 Drum Computer, LinnDrum and Linn9000, as well as the MPC product line I originally designed for Akai, the goal of LinnDrum II is be a new musical instrument for the real-time creation and improvisation of beat-oriented music, both in live performance and in the studio.

Originally conceived as a collaboration with Dave Smith, along the way we discovered that Dave’s customers and mine wanted different products and it would be too expensive to make a product that met the needs of both. So it’s going to be a Roger Linn Design product, but still contains many benefits of Dave’s earlier involvement.

There’s still plenty of work for my small company to do, but when we’re closer to release we’ll be posting more information on this page. For now, I can only say that while it won’t be an analog product it will introduce a number of creative and fun ways to create beats, and will provide a very high degree of hands-on, real-time control of beat and sound manipulation in an intuitive way designed to guide new and surprising ideas from the musician’s head with very little effort. And I suspect most people will find the price less than they were expecting. Please hold your questions for now; as more information is available, I’ll post it here and significant updates will be sent to our LinnDrum II Email List.

I recognize that this product has been in development for a while now. However, the fun for me in designing a product is to try to implement it in a new way that surprises and delights, and for better or worse I tend to take my time getting the details right. Thanks for your patience.

- Roger Linn



Updated: May 14, 2010
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By Pastor-of-Muppets Tue May 18, 2010 11:13 am
Roger Linn wrote:However, the fun for me in designing a product is to try to implement it in a new way that surprises and delights, and for better or worse I tend to take my time getting the details right.


that works for me :)

better than rushing something out half finished
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By BLiTzZD Tue Aug 03, 2010 8:49 pm
This instrument could change the way people learn music, let alone how to compose it.

No matter what sound you are using, it's laid out note by note.

Brilliant.
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By mr_debauch Tue Aug 03, 2010 9:54 pm
dsp wrote:mmmmmmmm. he dropped the lindrum II for this ??? naaaaaaaaaaw :cry:



no he didn't... go to his website and read his words on the topic. You do know that a person can work on more then one thing... right? Imagine never starting a new song until the current song is complete, mixed, mastered, and released on '45.