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VLinn VST version 2.0 Linn LM-1 Drum Machine Now Cross Platform! Please watch the full playlist:D Developers, Products, Tags: Aly James Lab, VProm, Classic Drum Machine.
Updates for VPROM VST are free for bug fixes and donationware for added features until version 3.0. 11/12/18 - v2.0.4 GET THE 2.0.4 UPDATE HERE. Color change, closer to the original LM-1 hardware Darker and lighter orange.
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The Legendary Drum Sound

A legend never dies!

Linn Lm 1 Samples The incoming MIDI message Pitch-Bend is now recognized and will act as a global adjustment offset, great for live modification of the entire set or for transferring up or down. Vlinn 2.0 Linn Lm 1 Vst Download Mac VProm now transmits its triggers as MIDI OUT. An external MIDI control interface can now only connect to MIDI CC. Genre Minneapolis Funk Comment by GazamSound. Tempest/DM1 Randomizer like effects in the plug in? Users who like VLINN VST LINN LM1 DRUMS V2.0 - PitchBend Global tuning Funk.

The VProm was originally based on THE killer drum machine in town back in the early 80s, this expensive drum computer was also the first to include real drum samples back in the days!

Early sample based drum machines used samples of acoustic drum sounds recorded on the fly through some basic hardware. The way they were recorded without any kind of anti-aliasing makes them cut better in a mix than anything available at the time, they sounded so great that they became an alternative to the analog drum sounds of that era. To this day, the unique sound of this vintage machine is highly regarded because only using samples of the analog output is not enough to reproduce the wide range of sound and character of this beast. One DAC(converter)and clock per voice and yummy filters! Yes it is a historical piece of gear that take a huge place in the 80s sound picture. Only around 500 of these things are out there so don't count on finding a working one easily and forget for cheap. It has been used by major acts like Prince, Phil Collins, Thompson Twins, Stevie Wonder, Gary Numan, Depeche Mode, The Human League, Jean-Michel Jarre, Vangelis, John Carpenter, Todd Rundgren,The Art of Noise.. The Machine was made by a musician for musicians and I tried to stick to that standard :) So as there were no accurate VST for that legend out there.. I had to make the VProm!

THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT! IT MAKES THINGS HAPPEN, SUCH AS VProm ON WIN, MAC, x86 AND x64 Platforms!

VPROM accurately reproduces the internal circuitry and filtering of the first legendary Drum Machine but is also perfectly able to read and import original, custom or vintage EPROMs from other Drum Machines of that era, legendary 80s machines such as the Linndrum, DMX, DrumTraks etc.(.bin files that you can find on the net) An EPROM is an integrated circuit that was used to store short audio sample data in a compressed format. VPROM is the closest thing to the real deal - reading and decoding original EPROM data images in real time using the exact decode table from the AM6070 DAC at a variable sample rate. VPROM also allow experimenting with your own sample database. You can convert samples with external tools and load compatible ULaw companded images (see manual for more info).

I hope you enjoy making funky grooves with VPROM as much as I do!

Disclaimer: The original name of this VST, 'VLinn', has been changed at the request of the Linn Electronics copyright holder, Roger Linn. It is now named 'VPROM'. Aly James Lab has no affiliation with Roger Linn and has not received any consent from Roger Linn. We do not claim to reproduce the sounds of Roger Linn s product but rather this product creates sounds inspired by Roger Linn s past products.

I was very excited when I heard that Aly James had just finished his version 2 of the Vlinn Linn LM-1 VST drum machine emulator. I did a comprehensive review of Vlinn version 1 a while ago, if you have not already watched that video I strongly suggest you do so before watching this one.

In this video I am going to concentrate on what the new features are in version 2 and how it differs from version 1.

Vlinn 2 Is Now Multi-Format and 64 Bit Compatible

The main and most important upgrade is that it is completely re-written to be compatible with multiple plugin formats and 64 bit systems. It is now available for Mac and PC in VST2, 3 and AudioUnit format.

Vlinn 2 is now written using Oli Larkin’s respected IPlug framework. Version 1 was made in SynthEdit with added custom code, a lot like Variety Of Sound’s free plugins. Many people will be very happy it is now 64 bit. Even though there is no performance improvement, some DAW’s 32 to 64 bit bridging can be problematic.

Comparing the GUI’s

Let’s get right in and compare version 1 and 2 side by side and explore the new features.

On the top we have version 1, and on the bottom version 2. They look very similar, but version 2 has a cool circuit graphic (top right) for your viewing pleasure.

vLinn v2.0

GUI Interface Usability Improvements

There are improvements in the way that you can interact with the GUI.

Double click resets values to default settings. This is particularly useful with the tuning as you often want to return to a more sensible pitch after experimenting with some crazy ones.
Alt click enables you to enter values precisely with the keyboard.
Ctrl drag enables precise control over the knobs and sliders, which is the same as in version 1.

New panning control

The TUNE control can now be clicked and turned into a PAN control. This is very handy if you are not running the plugin in multiple output mode as it enables you to make a full stereo mix from right within the plugin.

Additional Stock Custom Voice

The original Linndrum was famous for having feeling and groove. One reason for this was that the stock snare drum had a little empty space before the sample causing it to sound slightly late. This meant that it had a laid back feel to it.

In the Vlinn version 2 there is now an additional custom voice that is named EXTRA. This has a copy of the stock snare WITHOUT this delay. This enables you to quickly program drum patterns that do not have the laid back snare sound without having to modify your MIDI. The original delay on the snare also got longer as you tuned the sample lower, so the new version is even more welcome in these situations.

New Velocity Modes

The velocity modes change the way the Vlinn reacts to how hard you hit your velocity sensitive keyboard or electronic drum kit. It also changes the way it reacts to programmed velocity inside your DAW.

Version 1 had only 2 velocity response modes, ORIGINAL and FULL.

ORIGINAL emulates the hardware in having only 2 velocity layers. So if you hit your keyboard/electronic drum kit very hard you get the loudest drum sound, anything under that you get the softer sound. It is playing the exact same sound, only at a lower or higher volume. FULL makes the Vlinn fully velocity responsive, unlike the original hardware instrument.

Version 2 add FULL LIN and FULL EXP modes. These are full velocity responsive modes, but they react in either a linear or exponential way. These are just technical terms that relate to how the Vlinn responds to how hard you play your controller. You may have come across these exact same terms in your MIDI controllers manual. The diagram shows what they mean, but you will need to play the instrument to discover the feel.

MIDI Pitch Bend for Global Tuning

Now you can use MIDI pitch bend to globally transpose the entire drum kit. This is really cool for live performance.

Improved EPROM Loading and Management