Line 6 Movies

Line 6 Movies, or just Line 6, is an American musical instrument and audio equipment manufacturer founded in 1996 by Susan Wolf, Marcus Ryle and Michel Doidic.
==History==
Ryle and Doidic, two former Oberheim designers, co-founded Fast-Forward Designs, where they helped develop several notable pro-audio products. As digital signal processing (DSP) became more powerful and affordable during the 1980s, they began developing DSP-based products which would emulate the tones of classic amplifiers, speaker cabinets, and effects. According to Ryle, the name "Line 6" came about because the phone system at Fast-Forward Designs only had 5 lines. Because the new guitar-related products were developed in secrecy, the receptionist used "Line 6" as a code word of sorts, and paging them for a call on Line 6 meant to stop any guitar or amp-related sounds so that they would not be overheard by other Fast-Forward clients or callers.
Line 6 launched in 1996 with their first digital modeling amplifier, the AxSys 212, a combo amp using two 12" speakers. This was followed in 1997 by the Flextone and in 1998 by the modeling software Amp Farm, which became popular among music producers and professional guitarists using Pro Tools.
In 2013, it was confirmed that Line 6 was to be bought by Yamaha Corporation to operate as a wholly owned subsidiary with the internal management remaining the same.
==Channel==
The channel was created on July 17, 2007, and the first video was uploaded on July 27, 2007. The channel uploads tutorials on their products and music sessions.
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