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New playing surface VS old – Page 2 – Roger Linn Design Forum

December 30, 2021admin

Thanks for the suggestion, Alex. Given that LinnStrument’s primary function is expressive touch control, my view is that concave pads would impede the performance of pitch gestures, which require sliding…Read moreNew playing surface VS old – Page 2 – Roger Linn Design Forum

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Relative note notation – Roger Linn Design Forum

December 11, 2021admin

I’ve been doing this with guitar tabs, but just in my head. Tablature just represents the note to play via a number on a row, the numbers being relative to…Read moreRelative note notation – Roger Linn Design Forum

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What’s the line between “pressure” and “aftertouch?” – Roger Linn Design Forum

December 6, 2021admin

Maybe Roger covered this in one of his videos, or it is in another thread–if so please let me know if you know of a link. Here’s the thing. I…Read moreWhat’s the line between “pressure” and “aftertouch?” – Roger Linn Design Forum

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Best MPE controller? – Page 11 – Hardware (Instruments and Effects) Forum

December 5, 2021admin

sicknotelvd wrote: ↑ Sun Dec 05, 2021 6:58 pm What kind of surface has the erae touch? Would be nice if u could tell if its worth waiting for it…Read moreBest MPE controller? – Page 11 – Hardware (Instruments and Effects) Forum

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Using “Guitar Scientist” to create Linnstrument Scale and Chord Patterns – Roger Linn Design Forum

October 12, 2021admin

I am using the guitarscientist.com to create patterns for scales and chords for the Linnstrument. It is a great program. To make the patterns for the Linnstrument, you just need…Read moreUsing “Guitar Scientist” to create Linnstrument Scale and Chord Patterns – Roger Linn Design Forum

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Monophonic per row? (in: Roger Linn Design)

October 6, 2021admin

By: bkanzelmeyer 6 Oct 00:37 Hi Jef, I have attempted a ChPerRow setup as you describe. On the Linnstrument in Per-Split setting I have: Midi Mode, ChPerRow is lit; View,…Read moreMonophonic per row? (in: Roger Linn Design)