It’s nice that it sounds and looks similar to LinnDrum. But I’m more interested in the functionality of it as a sampler and sequencer. For the price it will be nice to add it in my studio as a sound design tool. Great video!
Eine gute Zeit auszuwandern, nun wo es hier sozial noch kälter werden wird. Allerdings hat Frankreich da ja auch seine eigenen Probleme, von denen man aber hoffentlich dort wo Du hin ziehst nicht so viel merken wird. Auf jeden Fall wünsche ich Dir dass Du dort ein gutes Zuhause finden wirst!
Thanks for your video, always great content ! is there really only 16 patterns to save ? that sounds really small, even my TR 505 have 96 patterns available 🫢
Just got mine from Anderton's and I love it!! Sampling and resampling are going to be wonderful to have, especially crunchy! Great video! Excellent beats! I can now do John Carpenter Escape From New York covers. ;0)
It does not sound like an original. Muffled high's, over saturated low end so way less punch and no space in your mix. The midi machines go from bad timing to horrible timing and everything in between. This one is on the horrible side of the scale. I have all the old drum machines. Everything before midi has WAY BETTER timing. I let any of them run and its already music, it bounces so exciting that i want to dance. This totally not. Its timing makes me feel nervous. Opposite of what most people say i think the pre midi stuff is a lot tighter because all it has to say is on. A midi machine has to say on, how loud, what filter settings, pitch, envelopes etc. A computer can only do one thing at a time so each next event has to wait until the last is calculated and allocated and pulled from memory. Pre midi machines have a different "brain" for each section. The sequencer, the sounds that each have their own brain and memory and physical output to an internal analogue mixer. So in these machines the different parts can work simultaneously. Nobody has to wait, so perfect timing... The first MPC has its magical timing because in that machine the parts are still separate physical brains. Put an 808 on full speed and it becomes a perfect pitched note. Do that with a midi machine and it becomes a fart... The main thing that makes the original MAGICAL is its timing and Behringer has not copied any principle of the original to achieve that magical timing. So its very very far from a clone… (30 years top level sound engineer. Also worked with Prince)
@@the_glovethere's comparison video between Linn 2 and BLinn side by side ,look it up , what he says is correct , the BLinn timing/ swing sound rigid and square while the original fluctuates because of the Z80 cpu
It’s not just about the outcome, it’s about the journey. The process, the moments of discovery, the small details along the way, all of it shapes the experience. The goal matters, but so does everything that leads up to it. The challenges, the learning, the unexpected turns, these are what make the result meaningful.
Happy to hear from you and welcome in France in advance ! This part of the country is quiet from what I know.
It’s nice that it sounds and looks similar to LinnDrum. But I’m more interested in the functionality of it as a sampler and sequencer. For the price it will be nice to add it in my studio as a sound design tool. Great video!
Eine gute Zeit auszuwandern, nun wo es hier sozial noch kälter werden wird. Allerdings hat Frankreich da ja auch seine eigenen Probleme, von denen man aber hoffentlich dort wo Du hin ziehst nicht so viel merken wird. Auf jeden Fall wünsche ich Dir dass Du dort ein gutes Zuhause finden wirst!
Thanks for your video, always great content ! is there really only 16 patterns to save ? that sounds really small, even my TR 505 have 96 patterns available 🫢
Thanks for the review! Any chance Behringer sent you a WAVE?
I already got one from Thomann. Stay tuned! 🤖
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how’s the swing my friend?
Sounds great, nice review too! 👍
this looks really fun!
Just got mine from Anderton's and I love it!! Sampling and resampling are going to be wonderful to have, especially crunchy! Great video! Excellent beats! I can now do John Carpenter Escape From New York covers. ;0)
It does not sound like an original. Muffled high's, over saturated low end so way less punch and no space in your mix. The midi machines go from bad timing to horrible timing and everything in between. This one is on the horrible side of the scale. I have all the old drum machines. Everything before midi has WAY BETTER timing. I let any of them run and its already music, it bounces so exciting that i want to dance. This totally not. Its timing makes me feel nervous. Opposite of what most people say i think the pre midi stuff is a lot tighter because all it has to say is on. A midi machine has to say on, how loud, what filter settings, pitch, envelopes etc. A computer can only do one thing at a time so each next event has to wait until the last is calculated and allocated and pulled from memory. Pre midi machines have a different "brain" for each section. The sequencer, the sounds that each have their own brain and memory and physical output to an internal analogue mixer. So in these machines the different parts can work simultaneously. Nobody has to wait, so perfect timing... The first MPC has its magical timing because in that machine the parts are still separate physical brains. Put an 808 on full speed and it becomes a perfect pitched note. Do that with a midi machine and it becomes a fart... The main thing that makes the original MAGICAL is its timing and Behringer has not copied any principle of the original to achieve that magical timing. So its very very far from a clone… (30 years top level sound engineer. Also worked with Prince)
Say you haven’t purchased and played this machine without saying you haven’t purchased and played this machine
@@the_glovethere's
comparison video between Linn 2 and BLinn side by side ,look it up , what he says is correct , the BLinn timing/ swing sound rigid and square while the original fluctuates because of the Z80 cpu
Sounds great for 80s music but you can do all these in Ableton with Drum rack and some good Linndrum samples. So this time I will pass.
absolutely! Thats what I am usually doing. And with a Push it‘s nearly the same.
It’s not just about the outcome, it’s about the journey. The process, the moments of discovery, the small details along the way, all of it shapes the experience. The goal matters, but so does everything that leads up to it. The challenges, the learning, the unexpected turns, these are what make the result meaningful.