By JVC
Tue Jul 17, 2012 8:55 pm
LinnDrum II may never come out?
I've just checked Roger Linn's website, and I found this updated Linndrum 2 page. This is updated on October, 2011, so I totally missed it;
http://www.rogerlinndesign.com/preview-linndrum-ii.html
Roger Linn is really satisfied with Tempest (most demo clips on YouTube are really tight), which is a good thing. It would've been even more cool if it can load custom samples, but the more I found out about Tempest, I'm more impressed with this machine. To call Tempest analog drum machine is totally understatement, but this is programmable, multi-timbal analog synth with some digital samples built-in. The market is saturated with digital products anyway (MPC Ren, Maschine, etc.), I can see why Linndrum II is not really moving forward.
Now that LinnStrument seems to be really moving on (I wonder how they resolved the patent issue that Linn had with amazon.com. Amazon.com had bought out the company that had technology for the pressure sensitive pad, unlike Apple iPad's.)
Now, LinnStrument is really cool! I hope it'll be affordable.
I've just checked Roger Linn's website, and I found this updated Linndrum 2 page. This is updated on October, 2011, so I totally missed it;
http://www.rogerlinndesign.com/preview-linndrum-ii.html
... LinnDrum II is still in development but given the recent focus on Tempest development, it's won't be coming soon. If you're looking for an amazing new drum machine and aren't focused on a purely digital product, please consider Tempest.
Roger Linn is really satisfied with Tempest (most demo clips on YouTube are really tight), which is a good thing. It would've been even more cool if it can load custom samples, but the more I found out about Tempest, I'm more impressed with this machine. To call Tempest analog drum machine is totally understatement, but this is programmable, multi-timbal analog synth with some digital samples built-in. The market is saturated with digital products anyway (MPC Ren, Maschine, etc.), I can see why Linndrum II is not really moving forward.
Now that LinnStrument seems to be really moving on (I wonder how they resolved the patent issue that Linn had with amazon.com. Amazon.com had bought out the company that had technology for the pressure sensitive pad, unlike Apple iPad's.)
Now, LinnStrument is really cool! I hope it'll be affordable.







