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I made a little impro with an arpeggiator for the OSC here @KVR and filmed it...

Nice! I've added it to the LinnStrument Owner Videos playlist.

Here is another one from OSC 134 with pure Bitwig synths:

Thanks, TJ. Very nice. I've added it to the LinnStrument Owner Videos playlist.

I have to share this here - there is a real LinnStrument virtuoso who does not seem to be member at KVR, but he shared his music in the LinnStrument Facebook group.
Listen to this solo Linnstrument album and be blasted (at least I am...)
https://thoughtformmax.bandcamp.com/alb ... mentations

That’s Max, one of my favorite expressive solo players:

Ah, KVR member shutterdownmax - thanks for pointing to it... His music just gave me the inspiration for the next OSC, though that will be a slloooww piece...

TFW when Roger calls you one of his favorite soloists

Thanks for the kind words and the share, Tj!

I have two shares from recent songs features the SWAM Solo Brass instruments. The first features the Solo Trumpet improvised over tracks played on LinnStrument (Roli Electric Piano, MODO Bass, and MODO Drums). Audio Modeling made significant improvements in their first update.



"Wiggle Room" is an experiment is using a Brass/Sax Section with four SWAM Instruments. The other instruments include piano (Pianoteq) on a standard keyboard, bass (Trillian on LinnStrument), drums (Moonkits played on the Zendrum), and Alto Chapman Stick for the solo at the end.

https://soundcloud.com/jeremycubert/wiggle-room

I am currently experimenting with a program called Divisimate which facilitates ensemble real-time playing for SWAM Brass and Strings. They just added poly aftertouch but no MPE yet. I am still working out the bugs but it is very nice to have expressive control on LinnStrument for an entire section of brass or strings.

Another great one from my favorite solo LinnStrumentalist!

Regarding ensemble play of Audio Modeling, I’ve set up 4 tracks—each with an instance of the SWAM instrument— in my DAW to match LinnStrument’s per-note channels, and I found it worked very well.

Roger_Linn wrote: Fri Aug 14, 2020 8:14 pm Regarding ensemble play of Audio Modeling, I’ve set up 4 tracks—each with an instance of the SWAM instrument— in my DAW to match LinnStrument’s per-note channels, and I found it worked very well.

I've also been experimenting along these lines: 8 tracks with 2 each of a SWAM string quartet. Each track mapped to a row of the Linnstrument. I'm attempting to play Toccata and Fugue in D Minor... give me another decade and I' might have something to upload

Thanks, Roger. The ensemble control is a lot of fun.

This piece is my first improvisation with LinnStrument and Hydrasynth. It is quite an impressive synth and I have only barely scratched the surface. The MPE implementation is working for me so far.

Here is another one experimenting a bit with Hydrasynth. The video is of me playing the SWAM Clarinet. The other instruments include Chapman Stick (two hands played at once for the bass and "guitar"), K-Board Pro for the electric piano (ROLI Equator), and Zendrum.

Another good one, Jeremy. It’s marvelous how all the parts seem to be responding to each other.