Not just any drum machine, but a Linn Electronics LM-1. The first sample based drum machine, invented by Roger Linn. Fantastic machine used almost exclusively by Prince and the Revolution.
Beautifully processed Linndrum. Recorded wonderfully by Mack. Try and get a Linndrum to sound like this and you realise how good the producers in the 80s were
IMHO the production of "The Works" album is shit. To much wrong way to use electronic and synthesizer. This IMHO shity electronic sound destroyed the awesome songs. Live you can hear what potential the songs have, but on " The Works" is so sick. Also "Kind Of Magic" is full of electronic but there the production with rough drums/guitar is awesome and another world.
If you are born in 80s you are to late to go to their concert, as their last was in 1986. Better born in 70s and much more better born in 60s or 50s to see their first shows.
I cannot help, but for me - and the whole Works Album - with this synthesizer drums is shit. The album has so awesome songs, but on that album is to much electronic/synthesizer. When I listen to the album version and the guitar solo of "I Want To Break Free" I want hide away. Listen to the live the real potential of the songs went out. The "Magic" album is also full of electronic but there is still the rough drum and guitar sound, so that really works.
The most 80s sounding drum beat ever
Exactly. The Linn Drum is the greatest drum machine or set of drums of all time!
It is a drum machine on the studio version. But Roger played live drums in concert. I've seen plenty of vids of it.
To be fair, Roger's real drums kick in after the second chorus is over. Compare that sound to that of the intro (for instance).
I always thought it was real but it wasn’t :(
Not just any drum machine, but a Linn Electronics LM-1. The first sample based drum machine, invented by Roger Linn. Fantastic machine used almost exclusively by Prince and the Revolution.
Beautifully processed Linndrum. Recorded wonderfully by Mack. Try and get a Linndrum to sound like this and you realise how good the producers in the 80s were
+James PP Reinhold has some serious production skills.
He got to be German XD :D I love Reinhold Mack
It's actually Linn. LM-1, the predecessor to the Linndrum
IMHO the production of "The Works" album is shit. To much wrong way to use electronic and synthesizer. This IMHO shity electronic sound destroyed the awesome songs. Live you can hear what potential the songs have, but on " The Works" is so sick. Also "Kind Of Magic" is full of electronic but there the production with rough drums/guitar is awesome and another world.
No this uses the Linndrum snare. Ask Reinhold @@MrRedinator_
The amazing Linndrum,there is a single delay repeat on the kick and the snare here and there.
I'm wondering what if I born in 50s
I must go every concerts of queen
If you are born in 80s you are to late to go to their concert, as their last was in 1986. Better born in 70s and much more better born in 60s or 50s to see their first shows.
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linn drum lm1. it was the 1st drum machine the world to sample real drums etc.
Does anyone know what this drum pattern/rhythm is called?
16 Beat Pop ; )
@@marcinnsz Thaaaaanksssss!!! (Sorry Im three years late)
i believe this is the R100.
Linndrum my friend.
it's a drum machine...
Yes it is. But it is the original drum sound from radio gaga. Many bands use drum computers to take them on the recordings
It sounds like a drum machine :/
welcome to 80's music
I cannot help, but for me - and the whole Works Album - with this synthesizer drums is shit. The album has so awesome songs, but on that album is to much electronic/synthesizer. When I listen to the album version and the guitar solo of "I Want To Break Free" I want hide away. Listen to the live the real potential of the songs went out. The "Magic" album is also full of electronic but there is still the rough drum and guitar sound, so that really works.