Roger Linn tries out a new Akai MPC

[@rogerlinndesign]

Thanks again to everyone for all your kind compliments. It's truly overwhelming and much appreciated. If you don't mind, I’d like to kindly ask to show you two videos of my current “LinnStrument” musical instrument. There are close to 5000 LinnStrument players in the world, but surprisingly few hip hop artists among them. This surprises me because its 3D touch sensing adds so much to the musician’s creative palette, which I think would take hip hop in all new directions. Here’s a video I made, showing how LinnStrument’s 3D touch sensing can be used for beatmaking, capturing subtle touch gestures that ordinary 1D pads can’t do. Please forgive my old-fashioned music and try to imagine what you could do with it in your music: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnm6o4apbdRkjJYsi=Yzy_Q16s3oI0ucMB And here’s a compilation of some of the better LinnStrument players. Again, try to imagine how you could use LinnStrument to take your music in new creative directions: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3W3mp6NZqd5qposi=Y0OgBv8yvbUh3mg9 And here’s the LinnStrument page on my web site: www.rogerlinndesign.com/linnstrument Thank you kindly for taking a moment to give this a little thought.

[@DankePlace]

You should pin your own comment so it gives it more exposure and is the 1st comment shown.

[@rogerlinndesign]

@@DankePlace Thanks-- I wasn't aware of that.

[@handzproductionz6361]

Thank You Roger, I was considering an MPC 2000 and you told me NO just wai t n grab the MPC200XL which was VERY similar but a Bigger feature set for the Price so thanks again !!! 😎😎😎

[@themultiverse5447]

As a hip hop artist 15-20 years ago, at the time, I drooled over your gear (still do), but it was just out of my price range. Looking back I wish I had just figured out how to borrow, or finance somehow because I think I truly would have had a different way to interface what I thought could be the new sound. Roger Linn was and still is ahead of his time. God its actually making me tear up writing this.

[@artisans8521]

A LinnStrument is firmly on my which list.

[@kleenbeats]

Put this man in the hiphop hall of fame immediately!

[@davido3109]

Now!!!!!!

[@MSM5500]

_"hiphop hall of fame"_ in the hall of fame of everything.

[@AckIbanez]

Asap

[@topofthemornintoya]

@@AckIbanez TRUE!

[@johnviera3884]

This guy and the Japanese guy that made the Roland TR 808. Just don’t get enough recognition

[@rogerlinndesign]

Wow -- I'm overwhelmed by the kindness that you all have shown me in your comments. Thank you so much! I didn't realize that my little homemade video would get such a response. I'll try to respond to the questions but it may take a while because I'm teaching a workshop about instrument design at Stanford all this coming week: www.rogerlinndesign.com/more/stanford-workshop Again, thank you all so very much for your kind comments. Roger

[@ross311]

Roger, thank you for your contribution to music. I´m honestly blown away that I have an opportunity to write a message to someone that has had such a monumental effect on evolution of music. I love hearing how enthusiastic you seem talking about how the MPC has evolved, you clearly are just as excited to see how the technology is evolving as any of us.

[@APMTenants]

I hope you will be involved in designing the next generation of MPC

[@dn30001]

Salute to you Roger 🫡

[@tbonebeats6429]

We love you Mr Linn! You have no idea what you mean to us!

[@therainmaka6455]

You're dope bro. You deserve these flowers while you're here. Looking forward to great things to come from you. Salute 🫡

[@supadave422]

The father of the MPC drops a review of the Live 2 on fathers day, You gotta love that.

[@nilespeshay1734]

I didn't do the science of this being Father's Day. That's hilarious!

[@shizzyshawn412]

That's my MPC Daddy!!😅

[@dn30001]

🫡 salute!

[@peterkadarmusic9728]

Oh yeah! How cool is that?!

[@beemixsy]

hehe, heck yeah

[@Antonio_Ortiz]

The most underrated hero in Hip-Hop.

[@lundsweden]

He helped create the genre without even intending to! 😅

[@stuartdavid8493]

Underrated by who? Everyone knows his place. Except maybe you until recently?

[@dopedrums]

@@stuartdavid8493 I'm sure he meant he's not celebrated and mentioned enough.

[@lundsweden]

@@defcreator187 Yeah, we all know hip-hop started in the 70s, but the MPC, not the Linndrum, helped shape hip-hop in the late 80s early 90s, aka the golden age of hip-hop. Of course the 808 played a role too, as did the DMX.

[@gameboy-bz6en]

@@stuartdavid8493 You don't travel much do you?

[@KibweBrathwaite]

I might be tripping, but this is a BIG DEAL. This man has a heart of GOLD to do this after everything between him and the-whatever-versions-of-Akai-Professional. This was technically an endorsement of the MPC Live 2 from the actual father of the MPC concept on Fathers' Day. I HOPE HOPE HOPE he was properly compensated for this somehow, someway.

[@MrBlueHaze]

Co sign

[@JazMystic1]

What a lovely comment

[@like-icecream]

don't worry he is getting paid to read

[@monsirto]

!00

[@guillll]

You realize they're paying him for this, right ? It's an ad, just like when a movie star says they're using a specific brand of shampoo.

[@AlavonMajor]

Run this man ALLLLL of his back royalties!!! 0 discussion..he deserves it! You are much appreciated Mr. Linn💯

[@crnkmnky]

☝️ For such a glowing endorsement and demonstration, the check should already be in the mail.

[@maddogmorgan]

The biography of J Dilla, ‘Dilla Time’, has some cool stories and history about Roger Linn. A true legend and innovator. Modern music wouldn’t be what is , without him

[@dn30001]

Such a great biography.

[@joseparral8411]

I just finished reading it. So inspiring

[@ArtDavisFilms]

Thank you mr. Linn ❤

[@JoeStrummer-uv7ww]

True I just finished reading it too amazing book

[@sub-jec-tiv]

‘I’m not as good a musician as you guys are.." proceeds to flawlessly finger drum a fierce swinging hihat

[@b-r-a-i-n-r-o-t]

how is he going to say that before just improvising out the weirdest and funkiest little tune😂

[@artisans8521]

He never saw himself as a musician which is of course seriously wrong. To create a single piece of musical gear this legendary, you have to be great musician. To create several ........

[@stiptreezy8481]

I was honestly more impressed by those chords on the linnstrument, I still struggle with mini keyboards how he managed to play chords with his fingertips essentially is on another level 😂

[@iwillnevergetone5]

“i’ve been in touch with the current Akai company” Roger I hope you know how happy this makes us

[@keithkrause4528]

Please continue humanizing music technology - Rock On, Roger!

[@ProSimex84]

Whoever decided to send this man a new MPC deserves a big raise, because whoa, what an endorsement. I am seriously considering one now

[@mvandell]

Yes me too😂❤🔥

[@annebokma4637]

Same here

[@wotschgadeis]

Touchscreenworkflow was not for me

[@Art-zs6sl]

It’s annoying to learn, but it’s a solid piece for a serious creator

[@wotschgadeis]

​@@Art-zs6slyes feels wrong to me :) But its just a taste thing. Great machine

[@BobSandifer_Mastering]

Roger, you were key in me making a great living in the music industry for the past 35 years. During this time I met my wife, had a multitalented son and still use an MPC today in my studio. I remember opening my MPC-60 for the first time back in ‘89 and thinking this was going to revolutionize the industry. Thank you so very much.

[@mvandell]

Wow .. what a beautiful story.. ❤

[@wackerburg]

IF only there was a re-issue of the fantastic MPC 3000... Made by Mr. Linn himself. Great to see you, dear Roger!

[@djgant-man1112]

Yes that would’ve been great for a 30th anniversary!

[@darthknowl9222]

Imagine the 3000 sounds combined with the touchscreen of today’s MPC’s

[@wackerburg]

@@darthknowl9222 I would just talk to experienced MPC techs like JazzCat or Kanamit and ask them if some things could be improved here and there. But in general, just recreate the 3k as it is #perfection imho.

[@djdb05]

The creator of the SP1200 did it I don’t see how the same couldn’t be done with the 3k.

[@HolidayInGuantanamo]

​@@djgant-man1112Wouldn't be surprised if that's what this video might be hinting at. But then, we humans always like to find patterns and meaning even when there might be none.

[@swissivory]

There are rare “wow” moments on KZbin when you know you’ve just witnessed something special. This upload is one of those moments. Much love and respect to you, Sir.

[@unc1589]

It’s rare to see an iconic inventor of such an iconic piece of gear like the legendary and still sought after MPC chopping it up with us in 2024. Flowers to Rog! He’s not even 70. This is the guy that invented 16 pads. 16 levels. Quantizing (I think. He called it timing correct.) And a bunch of other user friendly features.

[@justsid]

Roger Linn has to be one of the humblest and intelligent individuals on this Earth. Years ago, I reached out to him in search of career advice. I was young, foolish, and unsure of what or where I was going in life (not much has changed, lol). Roger replied with an informative and somewhat lengthy reply. He didn't have to reply to me but he took the time out of his busy schedule to reply. His advice invaluable. He is a man of great wisdom, accomplishment, and he has made life better for many individuals. He's done and continues to do great work. Thank you Mr. Linn,

[@fanusamurai]

This is honestly an ultra classy move from mister Linn, considering his history with Akai and how things turned out. I wish Akai hired him again while they still can - let’s please see that dream team happen.

[@bp9884]

I misread your comment and thought you called him "Master Linn" I feel like that should be his official title just like Master Yoda

[@ukbloke28]

@@bp9884 Upvote for Master Linn! Let's make it stick, y'all.

[@taughtabroad]

100%. They need to figure out how to make things right for this man. ❤ huge fan of both and Linn would revolutionize that company. No one would be able to touch them if they teamed up.

[@thegroove2000]

MPC 60 AND 300 REISSUED WOULD BE FIRE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jfn467]

MPC X Linn Limited Edition

[@AccurateBeats]

This is unbelievably cool!

[@masterroachi5839]

Whoa it's accurate!

[@slowgaffle]

Its hard to imagine the music making world without the innovations of Mr. Linn. He invented velocity-sensitive pads. He invented the concept of 16 pads. And he decided that any sound you can capture can be yours to use. He also decided that you should be able to play the drums with your hands live without needing a keyboard. I've also come to learn that with the 16 pads, you don't need a keyboard to play keyboard even. Mr. Linn designed instruments used by big name artists as well as the 9-5er who makes music for themselves after work. And in a badass little box. Now he's pushing the limits of expression with his MPE keyboards, continuing what he started with velocity.

[@ThefrequencyAF]

You’re a legend. Single handedly innovated the way people approach music production. Thank you.

[@Harlem-Instrumental]

I think we all can agree that Roger earned a free MPC. I hope they work together again, like imagine that Linnstrument inside a MPC/Force!

[@cresshead]

oooh... yeh .. hmm..yeh!

[@Harlem-Instrumental]

@cresshead What up Cress. Them joining forces would be great. Linn could help with a QOL update. This would be bigger than stems on standalone!

[@mjr2451]

Akai works with Roger Linn to create the LinnDrum II?

[@darthknowl9222]

Definitely earned this freebie. Now if only they can get him to consider to consult with them on a new MPC

[@trackmusic252]

​@@darthknowl9222 he could do it easily if they do right by him.

[@The_Sound_Technician]

If it wasn’t for the MPC I probably wouldn’t be here.. my late father bought me my first mpc back in 1996.. and after a chequered youth and completely going off the rails.. the only thing I stuck at was the music.. now I am a music teacher (10yrs in) and have carved a career and life for myself… Thanks Mr Linn and thank you to my old man.

[@lemyleopard_]

Getting Roger Linn back with Akai would be great for them but most importantly, the users. That video feels like the first step in that direction.

[@robertmariano]

Thank you, for making our world a better place

[@EMR80]

This Man changed a lot of peoples lives . Thank you Mr. Linn. People need to know about you more.

[@djdb05]

They need to get Roger on the Akai design team asap and bring JJ too!

[@djkaydeemix]

agreed

[@simonyricools]

Dream team. Imagine that user's manual XD

[@MSM5500]

_"get Roger on the Akai design team asap and bring JJ too"_ no, the things like that will never work. No man can't step into the same river twice or everything happens at the right time only. People leave their places not for the sake of getting back there again. The symbols cannot substitute the essense of the things.

[@lilsafmusic]

Why would you want jjos when MPC already have their own modern software?

[@dnalord77]

Well, what would happen if the MPC and the linnstrument had a baby?

[@matthewgaines10]

Nice groove. The father of MPC on Father’s Day. Thank you Mr Linn. The Live II is my favorite although not my most used MPC.

[@f33fifofum]

Roger Linn is one of the all time greats. Incredible that he's still seeing iterations of devices he pioneered almost 40 years ago

[@GTChris]

Mr. Linn in my humble opinion you are a rare personality. Beside your well-deserved community title as an industry legend, you continue to raise the bar for anyone brave and creative enough to establish their own name as a brand. This video alone is filled with so much integrity, dignity and decency. I could not be more appreciative of your willingness to release content like this. You sir are tremendously inspiring.

[@michaelbishop8189]

Warms my heart to see this both as a musician and an engineer that's had plenty of falling outs. You sir are an icon, a hero, and truly beautiful human being!!

[@VIRALBEATS360]

This is great for people to see! I am glad that you have essentially patched things up with Akai and tried out a modern MPC. I did the reverse, and on this 50th Anniversary of Hip-Hop, was finally able to experience an MPC 3000 LE. The sound and feeling of what you have created lives on to this day, and we are forever grateful. Thank you!

[@the_teknomads]

Still use my MPC 60 MK1 every day of my life. With Roger Linn Designed Operating System. Nothing beats the immediacy and timing of the MPC60. It's the ultimate MIDI Production Center. Also own an MPC X, and while it is a very powerful and capable machine, it will never replace the original MPC in my workflow. Thanks for your awesome contributions to our world of music Mr Linn. Salute to you!

[@Darie2006]

Facts

[@user-rv8wb1nl1b]

sold all my legacy MPC 's , i use a LIVE and X . NEVER GOING BACK . .. . . .

[@APMTenants]

@@user-rv8wb1nl1byour loss

[@Marvin-ut4xs]

​@@user-rv8wb1nl1bthose screens on the original were way too small

[@TranceCore3]

time to grow up

[@bboymac84]

Preserve this man!!

[@bboymac84]

@@Roland_Tr909_Swing it’s on

[@tylergates4075]

Digitize him

[@sailingfc]

Roger, it's great to see you are still at it. It was a great honor to work with you on your products. I'm told you still go in to test.

[@rogerlinndesign]

@@sailingfc Hi Dick. Yes, whenever a new batch of LinnStruments is ready after Leemah completes manufacturing and test, I visit Leemah to do a final quality check, playing each unit and inspecting for any unforeseen problems.

[@jaypkock]

Thanks for creating the original LinnDrum to begin with! So much joy has sprung from that ❤❤❤❤❤

[@nlg7683]

This makes total and complete sense the dude who is responsible so much of the music that I love and has been so meaningful throughout my life, is a chill asf good dude. Legend

[@trakliteproductions]

Peace. Thank you for your contributions I am still using the 3000

[@davido3109]

3000 is a beast!!!!

[@TeddyRockSteady]

This was refreshing to see from the creator of the MPC. There has been much discussion about how the newer MPCs are inferior in regards to the sonic quality of the sound. You said what I have known for the past 10 years, they were forced to compete with software companies who were taking business away from standalone machines. Thank you for your time and insight Sir. Salute!

[@taughtabroad]

What a downright and genuinely good guy. Obviously an amazing mind but what a fantastic person. Thank you for everything you’ve done and will do in the future Mr Linn!!

[@corrosiveabuser]

I bought my first MPC back in 1991, the 60ii, the floppy drive only crapped out last year, superb machine. A few years after '91 I bought a secondhand ASQ-10, just as a backup, still works fine, all be it a little battle scarred from lending it out over the years. Bought a 2000xl SE1 when they came out, another superb machine. I bought an MPC-1 a couple of years ago, just to have a DAW style sequencer, and transient chopping capabilities for breakbeats, without having to have a laptop in my "therapy cell" set up, I really liked it, - so.., I bought the MPC live2 earlier this year, just to have the bigger pads, and extra audio and midi outputs. tbh, the only effects I currently use within the new units are the Air Parametric EQ, Custom Distortion and the Grime Distortion, I prefer using external outboard for the compression, reverbs, delays, etc, - not that the onboard ones aren't usable, I just have a tried and tested method for getting my sound, besides I personally feel that trying to do everything in one box leads to a less 3 dimensional sound, - but that might just be me. - I'm no professional, just another idiot with enough money to spend on toys that fed my autistic need for sonic manipulation, just someone who worked hard and played hard, - but my whole life experience would have been so very different, without your amazing, original ideas. god bless you Roger

[@EvLoutonian]

The mighty ASQ10! (Does the ASQ predate Roger Linn's time with Akai?)

[@CXtheproducer1]

The creator of the MPC has spoken 💪🏿 So those who think the new MPC’s aren’t good, here is the man who created the ones you may like and gave the new ones the 👍🏿 Salute to you Mr Linn

[@stuwyatt]

It's rare to come across geniuses who have inspired whole genres of music to be so down to earth and openly contactable as you. So I'm happy that I came across you, and a very happy owner of a Linnstrument. You've literally changed my life for the better

[@uk_carnage]

What a treat, and awesome how gracious Mr. Linn is.

[@dosgos]

This puts the Akai MPC back on everyone's radar screen. Fantastic video!

[@deepnoteTV]

Happy to see you still around and making an impact. Much respect to a living legend💯

[@mechasartre3694]

A king amongst men. You changed the lives of everyone who loved a record made on an MPC and really REALLY changed the lives of anyone that found an MPC when they needed one.

[@2clau]

Roger Linn, an absolute legend. One of my first paid gigs fresh out of high school included programming the Linn 9000 for a music producer in Paris. I couldn't afford one but I was fascinated by that thing. That same year the MPC3000 came out and that changed my world. Thank you.

[@mpchead]

Thank you Roger 🙏🏼

[@songar06]

Love my Tempest. All the best to you, Mr Linn. Legend!

[@cyberspacer]

Thank you for the iconic designs of the original MPCs!

[@kitatit]

Thanks Roger. Also thanks for your generous help you offered my dear late friend, Rohan Mansell with his Vailixi MPC3000 OS optimisation. It was a pleasure seeing him work on that project and speak of you with such reverence. Great review and wonderful to see the man he spoke of. Best wishes from Perth Australia!✊

[@HarrySteed]

I who always wondered if he had abandoned the project. May he rest in peace. I have a lot of respect for his work. Condolences to his relatives🙏🏽

[@HarrySteed]

Mr Mansell❤️‍🔥

[@kitatit]

@@HarrySteed Unfortunately, the scumbags who pirated Rohans good work robbed him of most of his livelihood. He wasn’t living large, but the things that mattered, he shone bright and left his unforgettable mark. He was proud and held his head high till the end. Exceedingly intelligent, passionate and funny man. Fiercely loyal and lived with the upmost integrity and honour. I miss him very often but I know he is still weaving his special threads into the fabric of our world. Thanks for your words. Live on Lion heart Rohan. We love you!✊🤗🤘

[@HarrySteed]

Oh in your post, I can feel everything you describe. Let's be honest and honorable! he will appreciate

[@dontlikeloudmusic]

akai should have done this 10 years before

[@kymlittlefield4389]

They fumbled in the most obvious way.

[@kymlittlefield4389]

Him saying that ten years ago would’ve been worth maybe millions.

[@Tinmar_Isation]

This MPC was released 7 years ago tho

[@djgant-man1112]

Crazy cause I’m seeing this video because not long ago I thought of this year being the 30th anniversary of the MPC 3000. I also remembered me emailing Roger in 2014 being curious about the possibility of a 20th anniversary of the 3000 and he actually replied (which I was in awe) however his reply was direct, basically in short, he said to the degree of never again working with Akai. To see him even using and then reviewing a new MPC after his 3000 is great enough. I know we’d all love if a renewed relationship happen with Akai that’ll ignite a new Roger Linn designed MPC. Keeping my fingers crossed.🤞🏼 I’ve absolutely loved the MPC since my first time using a 3000 in 1996. Thank you Roger!!!

[@Younghead]

@Roger Linn It’s great to see that you’re still around and jamming away. The first I knew of you was in the early 80’s when I went to the artist Nutrament’s house in London, he showed us his extremely very rear ( Linn Drum Machine ) . He did a track on Jive Records ( London Bridge Is Falling Down )

[@WatchdogVideo]

Roger Linn has always been very customer-centric and brilliantly designs with the musician's performance goals in mind.

[@clevadeva]

Thanks Roger we owe you so much forever grateful king!🙏🏾✔️👏🏾🌹👊🏾

[@MediaWest]

from an old guy who started with your lm1, and made too many records with the linndrum, you and bob moog let me make a lot of money with your cutting edge products. glad your still in the game.

[@bboymac84]

This man can walk into any hip hop and pop concert like yea I’m HIM! Move!!

[@MIAMI-CASUAL]

Like a movie star 🌟 🤙🏽👌🏽😂

[@davido3109]

He's Lord!!!!! Like Anderson Paak say!!!

[@mjr2451]

Robert Moog was just as humble and low-key but just as awesome.

[@ashead11]

True But he’d never do that.. he’s super chill.. i met him at namm.. he was showcasing that machine next to the MPC. When i read his badge I thought as like wait you’re thee Roger Linn. He was super nice. lol

[@bboymac84]

@@ashead11 he can and all hiphop music should respect him period!

[@shawndiggz8904]

Thanks Mr. Linn for the best MPC review of all time. I hope you and Akai can work together again.

[@Buffenmeyer]

I don’t know much about MPC’s or making music, but I couldn’t stop watching the video. The cadence of this man’s voice and his articulation is very therapeutic. Much respect.

[@slowgaffle]

Dude has always been chill like that, and always great on camera.

[@avace917]

I remember trying the MPC 60 in 88 at Sam Ash when I was 16-17, using the 60, 60II and 3000 on several records throughout the 90s. My first personal MPC was the 2000, but it contained your sequencer design. I own the One Plus and I have to say that even with all the new features, it still maintains that classic workflow. Even Reason having Block Mode helped me maintain the pattern based mindset for songwriting different sections. We really appreciate you and thank you for everything

[@prodbydramatic]

Happy fathers day. Mr Linn and this was a beautiful thing to see. THANK YOU for sharing.

[@dsuccezz]

I'm glad to see you talking about current technology. I own your Tempest and your LinnDrum. You helped change the musical landscape.

[@prospectnyc]

This makes me happy.

[@dojowest]

Thank you Roger

[@FitnessFakts]

Limited linn-dition. With the Linn drum color scheme.. Grateful to be able to hear your perspective Roger.

[@snubdawg1386]

with build quality, converters and a sound that's worth buying

[@Diddddu]

@@snubdawg1386 Hey we heard it from the master himself the thing sounds great already.

[@TranceCore3]

@@snubdawg1386 You want converters that bad, go get scammed by black lion audio lmao

[@sjtheartisan]

Really beautiful that you're currently in contact with AKAI in the US, that makes all of us really happy. Hope these talks keep being more positive! Thank you for your contribution to hip hop and music history!

[@raindrop9767]

It's real sweet that you're so humble when they did the wrong thing by you! I hope that evil dude that still owns Akai did more than just send you a free MPC Live. Your name should still be on it! Much love and respect to you Roger! I will always have a Linndrum and MPC60 in my studio

[@APro20]

Thank you, Mr. Roger Linn, for the joy and innovation you've brought to music and culture. Respect.

[@keithanderson7194]

Thank you for the development of the MPC. You have change the world with this thing. It's a shame how they tossed you to the side. But it's good they decided to give you both the CREDIT and RESPECT YOU DESERVE. What would be more respectful of Akai is to bring you back so you can help clean up and improve some of the OLD FASHION (or the dated) ways of programing and making music with the MPC. WE NEED IMPROVEMENT more than we need another variation of the MPC. You need to be commended for your forgiveness by doing this video. Glad to see that you at least landed on you feet without missing a beat!

[@DarkGloComics]

When I first touched the MPC 3000...it was electrifying. I had no formal music training, never played piano, nada! I was blessed to be an MC starting off in a professional studio on Hollywood BLVD. I learned quickly, and have been able to own an MPC 2000XL. Thank you for every second of work you did and most of all, accepting our style of music.

[@shapeshiftersmediagroup]

Mr. Linn, thanks for your contribution to music production. You are a true legend in every sense of the meaning!

[@AnthonyGoodley]

I sure didn't know that Mr. Linn was the inventor of the MPC line. I did know that he has invented other instruments. Such a talented person who has changed the world for the better. One day soon I will buy a Akai MPC Live 2. For me it's an expensive purchase that I have to save up for. I'm determined to get this awesome instrument soon.

[@lkx360]

Glad Akai came to their senses by making things right with Mr Linn

[@iamKASETA]

Thank you, Mr. Linn, for bringing to life this beautiful concept of an MPC 🫡It literally changed my life.

[@trajede]

LEGENDARY!!! THANK YOU MR. LINN!! Way to go Akai...

[@kentsparling8222]

Happy to see this Roger, for many reasons. You're a legend and a gentleman - sending you all the best!

[@lyleabrahams]

Thank You for your work Mr. Linn.

[@nanob0zo]

Man, I could listen to Roger talk for hours. This is pure gold. Thanks for the video and thanks for the sick drum machines.

[@phdirac]

What an interesting full circle moment! Great perspective from the original inventor.

[@eldjmasterfreddy4366]

One of the Best Inventors Of All Time, Great Engineer and Great Review now I want my MPC Live Two.

[@mont-doggBeats]

Glad to know the Godfather of the Akai Mpc approves of the MPC i currently own lol. Time for Akai to make it right with Mr Linn

[@pascaljoguet8748]

The most valuable MPC review ever! The MPC is an incredible instrument. Thanks Roger

[@TeslaDanser]

This just warms my heart

[@samaitcheson7057]

When I first heard Prince & The Revolution's Purple Rain album I didn't believe they used a drum machine. The LM-1 inspired me to use drum machines rather than learn to play drums in order to make music. Roger Linn is one of the most important figures in bringing music creation to the masses. Thank you.

[@challow90221]

Most legendary moment ever #MPCHEADS

[@donniecatalano]

I will never get tired of saying this: you sir are a superstar and I used and learnt a lot with and from your designs. Thanks!

[@cresshead]

excellent, really nice to hear what the inventor of the mpc thinks bout the latest mpc's.

[@nodens2099]

How can a living legend be even more legendary... Thank you very much for everything Mr Linn!

[@Roland_Tr909_Swing]

Bow to the OG .🙏

[@davido3109]

Yes Lord!!!

[@ji5510]

WORD🤙

[@Yhuntermusic]

Simply poetic at this point!!! Amazing to see

[@QR_Code]

nice to hear your opinion on modern mpcs

[@Tothosethatneed]

I proudly own a Linn 9000. Thank you Roger Linn for your contributions.

[@itsaboutthefeeling]

Happy Father's day Roger Linn 🎉🎉

[@oldschoollee]

Glad this Roger Linn video popped up on my feed. First MPCs I used were 60 II and 3000 in 1994 and 1995 respectively. Cool to see him composing on a current model

[@artemvsprime]

Hi Roger! You should measure the clock jitter of midi out with an oscilloscope. You’d be surprised how unstable these new mpcs are, clock’s all over the place. Had to sell my live mk2 as mostly anything being slaved to the clock was drifting out of sync, that’s just my two cents. I wanted to ask how was the original MPC 60’s clock so stable, was it quartz locked or something?

[@LangleyNA]

You're not giving it back. :) This is a _sweet_ conversation you have with yourself, your experience and history - and AKAI, and what you and they have created.

[@DJL609]

This is what Grown Folks do thank you Sir

[@s.gharavi1614]

I appreciate David's contributions and I think Akai has really done a good job extending it