By HouseWithoutMouse
Wed Jun 19, 2024 6:23 pm
Has anyone seen any actually cool stuff done on the Linnstrument? Something that's not a niche gimmick. To me it looks like a solution without a problem.

MPC-Tutor wrote:So seemingly a huge change of heart to go out of his way to make a video like this now.
Monotremata wrote:johnnytravels wrote: Atari ST level song mode, certain plugins change qlinks when tapping one parameter, other don’t (and now I don’t even wanna continue anymore, the current system feels like it’s being held together by duct tape).
Hey come on now, Cubase and Notator/Logic kicked ass on the ST!!

marctronixx wrote:MR. Linn played around with an MPC. thats it. The End. Yall thinking inmusic 'bout to do some collab with MR. Linn.None of us reallllllly know why Mr. Linn did this, and he may not even say even if you asked him. I just enjoyed seeing Mr. Linn play with a current model MPC. He liked his basic options are still on the face and not buried in a menu. He promoted his linnstrument. Fade to black.
if Mr. Linn is about to do something with these jokers, ill eat my tie!
marctronixx wrote:The amount of armchair psychology experts deconstructing a simple video ---
MR. Linn played around with an MPC. thats it. The End. Yall thinking inmusic 'bout to do some collab with MR. Linn.None of us reallllllly know why Mr. Linn did this, and he may not even say even if you asked him. I just enjoyed seeing Mr. Linn play with a current model MPC. He liked his basic options are still on the face and not buried in a menu. He promoted his linnstrument. Fade to black.
if Mr. Linn is about to do something with these jokers, ill eat my tie!

jpeg wrote:mr_debauch wrote:
What are people looking for? for Roger Linn to get caught up in Ski Beats' "the sonics" thing? .... Do people expect a youtuber war between Roger Linn, Ski Beats, and Ave McCree ... Well at least we know Roger will articulate or at least pronounce technical jargon words properly.
it was E-A-SKI not Ski Beatz who took issue with the sonics of current MPCs
RandomVibration wrote:I’m amazed at how people read what they want to hear into this. The only thing that is apparent is Linn has spoke to Akai and they are on speaking terms. It would seem likely their issues were resolve amicably.
None of this heralds the Force 2 (Linn didn’t work on Force 1), Future work together, or the apocalypse. It would make sense to get the Godfather in the house but what we saw may be all there is. Maybe, maybe not.
If Linn was made whole, that’s good for him. It hasn’t changed my day to day routine.

marctronixx wrote:The amount of armchair psychology experts deconstructing a simple video ---
MR. Linn played around with an MPC. thats it. The End. Yall thinking inmusic 'bout to do some collab with MR. Linn.None of us reallllllly know why Mr. Linn did this, and he may not even say even if you asked him. I just enjoyed seeing Mr. Linn play with a current model MPC. He liked his basic options are still on the face and not buried in a menu. He promoted his linnstrument. Fade to black.
if Mr. Linn is about to do something with these jokers, ill eat my tie!

mr_debauch wrote:
yeah my bad, what ever though.... the whole thing was stupid. You watch some of these guys giving tutorial videos and you hear shit like "quantalize" .. being thrown around. i mean we get it, but damn.... after years using the product line and still shit like that? who you teaching shit to?
johnnytravels wrote:1. I am saying that he didn’t dig very deep into the MPC and his video is a one-sided promotional endorsement, which is what makes me like Roger less. His video is basic YouTube shilling on the level of Ave Mcree and the like…
2. Just a few examples: No way to rearrange fx slots, fx selection cluttered with useless legacy fx, multiple redundant ways to chop a sample and adjust chops, no way to adjust start and end points of chops at the same time with four qlinks, no database system for multisamples, hence constant deleting pgms and purging memory when trying out patches, plugin system has constant activation issues, Atari ST level song mode, certain plugins change qlinks when tapping one parameter, other don’t (and now I don’t even wanna continue anymore, the current system feels like it’s being held together by duct tape).
Sure you can load up a few sounds and bang something out in no time (that’s basically what you can do on any groovebox). It’s when you move past the honey moon period that the flaws become apparent. And the MPC’s flaws are well documented and should be part of any honest review at this point.

mr_debauch wrote:yeah my bad, what ever though.... the whole thing was stupid. You watch some of these guys giving tutorial videos and you hear shit like "quantalize" .. being thrown around. i mean we get it, but damn.... after years using the product line and still shit like that? who you teaching shit to?
Db909 wrote:I saw a YouTuber take a sample, chop it into even beat divisions, then press record and bang the pads one by one, in time with the original tempo, resulting in the full recreation of the original sample without chops, to which he exclaimed “ooh yeah I like that”.
mr_debauch wrote:the machine is good... he should own one and see what is happening these days if he still wants to make products...
it does what he set out to achieve when he designed his old drum machines 40 years ago... a piece of gear for musicians that don't require an engineer on retainer to use. Read the MPC60 manual that he wrote, it's a treat compared to any other manual I have ever read. There was a lot of thought put behind his main objective with the user experience thing... and in this video, he points out how some of those ideas 30+ years ago are still relevant today.
What are people looking for? for Roger Linn to get caught up in Ski Beats' "the sonics" thing? .... Do people expect a youtuber war between Roger Linn, Ski Beats, and Ave McCree ... Well at least we know Roger will articulate or at least pronounce technical jargon words properly.

