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Category: Linn

Experiments with variable rate drum sample playback

Posted on June 24, 2018February 18, 2019

Or how to get a vintage 1980’s drum machine sound without selling your kidneys! There was a discussion on the SynthDIY mailing list recently about how the early digital drum machines like the LinnDrum or the Oberheim DMX used to change the pitch of drum sounds by simply changing the sample rate. They literally just […]

Posted in DMX, Linn, LinnDrum, Oberheim, Projects, Synth DIY, Vintage synths   20 Comments on Experiments with variable rate drum sample playback

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