the Prince sound
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the Prince sound
anybody know what drum machine sound Prince put on all his own records? you know the one....it's kind of woody but distinctly lo-fi drum machine, and he would usually program rolls and accents with it to spice up the main beat.
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At the moment, no. Between my real job and other things (such as the seven forums I moderate for NI), I haven't had a lot of free time in the last year. I do sit in on guitar every once in a while with friends' bands around town, and I'm working on something with the members of Sordid Business that will eventually be a live show...
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You're correct in saying he used the LM-1. And, you're correct in saying the later version was actually named LinnDrum. However, back in the '80s, you heard all of the Linn drum machines being referred to as LinnDrums; hence my usage of the term.Naive Teen Idol wrote:FWIW, it's not LinnDrum, but the LM-1. The LinnDrum was the LM-2...
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