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  • Átenle las manos

  • Good machine But a YAMAHA RX5 will do it all even better at a fraction of the price seond hand.

  • @fender1000100 No it won't. There is no sequencer on the RX5, it is doesn't have pressure sensitive pads or sampling.

  • It's very groovy.

  • Great piece of gear. Unfortunately, it formed the basis of every god-awful Stock/Aitken/Waterman record of the late 80's - Kylie, Sinitta, Rick Astley, Sonia, etc.

  • A dream machine

  • @DHTSciFiArtist This is the machine. They used this on majority of their projects in the late 80's.

  • Would love one of these!

  • more cowbell!!

  • Hey i've heard those samples on the Korg M1 drumkit patches...

  • this was used on la camel by cheb khaled

  • can you make a whole song on this thing? like program it and come back to it??

  • A question, was this the drum machine used by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis in Janet Jackson's "Control" Album. I am currently in an argument with someone who claims that it was an LM-2. I read Keyboard Magazine that states that Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis used this one.

  • @DHTSciFiArtist

    Linn 9000 can sound like a LM1 or LM 2, as there are disks containing those samples for the 9000.

    I Have these disk with my Linn 9000, and i'll post a video of that soon.

  • @DHTSciFiArtist

    Yes, JJ and TL used this on Control.

  • @reggiebrown37 do you have any citations on this? I just want t prove someone that Control wasn't an LM-2 but a Linn-9000. I believe you, I just want hard copy proof.

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  • @DHTSciFiArtist Yes. The article from Keyboard magazine is real. You can go to Forat's site and you'll see the interview with Steve Hodge who was the engineer at the time.

  • by the way, on the yahoo linndrum group a dude published a command line based program to work and convert the sounds for the linn9000, floppy disk work, formatting . . . cheeers !

  • Thank goodness the Linn quantized what you played in to it! Sheesh!

  • @MikeyRB77 Around these parts we just call that whiteboy timing

  • @meedily Nah, Just no timing.

  • Thanks for your message zibbybone, when I posted that message on the other video my linn was repairing. Now I've got it working, great machine !

  • Great piece of gear. When it was introduced i watched a demonstration (i think by Roger Linn himself, but i'm not sure) showing the great versatility of real time recording variable hihat decay times, and i was hooked. But it was too expensive for me to buy it at that time.... those were the days ...

    Nice demo, well done.

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