The True History of the Legendary SP1200
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- Опубліковано 18 бер 2023
- The True History of the Legendary SP1200. From the beginning of EMU incorporation to the development of there first synth and sampler to the Emulator 2, the Drumulator, and the SP12 & SP1200. EMU Systems beat the odds from fighting bankruptcy to success by building some to the greatest products of it time and the original owner, Dave Rossum, fixing something that should have never been discontinued the Legendary SP1200.
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I STILL GOT MY GREY COVER SP1200 SINCE 1992 THAT SHIT STILL WORKING HOLLAAAA
Damn that's real ,I've never seen one that broke unless the owner was careless.
Watching the old masters at work with their SP1200 always gives me goosebumps.
That biggie I'm going back to Cali is a fire ass beat and I never realized it was done on a sp1200 s950 combo.
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They need to make the E-MU story into a Netflix series. Ends with Pete making the beat for They Reminisce Over You.
Word!
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@@SampleKingsVideos do you need a turntable to use this machine or can you make beats just using floppy disks do the disks have melody or just drums
I would love to see the SP1600 drawings based on the SP1200.
I sold my Sp12 in 2000 for 500$. Thought I made a great deal. I was wrong.
I hear you Jason, it's amazing how older samplers have gone up in value.
I bought 2 of them around 2002 for 600€ each and i thought it was pricey.. 😅
I remember seeing them in music magazines here in the uk selling for about £500 back in in 1991. But the 909 was the drum machine that was in demand because of the techno rave & new dance music that was dominating the club scene.
Large Professor schooled DJ Premier??!! Learn something new everyday.
In the New York music Biz we all hangout.
Large Pro was there since the start,
LONS, Tribe, ,,,
Great Video
Seems like some of these American companies need to take notes from Roland . Rolonad diversified and made regular consumer products that kept them afloat, right ? They knew not to lean of one thing to keep them afloat, right ?
EMU got brought out by Creative Labs and they are the ones who did not want the sp1200. It is kind of crazy that no one was doing research on the numbers or they didn't want to be associated with those Hip Hopper guys and there music......LOL.
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❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥thanks for this!
Our pleasure!
I didn’t realize how much I love the SP-1200 until recently. It’s literally the soundtrack of my childhood. I’m happy I picked up my ASR-10 this year but now I might possibly have a one more dream sampler to get one day.
I just don’t know how I feel about buying a drum machine that’s the price of a used car lol. I guess the RX-1200 #iphonik will do for now. It’s crunchy
That is a hard decision.
Check out the Isla SP2400
Nice one bro, great liitle vid ~ Subbed!
Thanks
I started out on an sp12 which came from Phil Collins/Genesis and had their own mods… I regretfully sold that after getting a 1200. glad to have never gotten rid of that one and recently got a rossum which, to my delight, is an incredible upgrade built all out of solid metal with much nicer components : pads and sliders are buttery then theres the double memory and filter controls. Its so true that emu really missed out on a huge load of sales. What a machine
Right all they had to do was listen to Marco Alpert he was there man on the road selling gear he saw everything first hand.
Nice series my dude.
Glad you enjoy it!
I am a hardware guy, love to push te buttons and don't like the software. Love to own 1 but prices just like the 808 are insane nowadays.
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First minute "Start up a riot"
Daaang just learned that the sp1200 cameout in '87 while the mpc 60, December of 1988.
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Lol. Did you call him Dave Rossman?
I might sound like it.
Queens Accent?
LOL...I heard " Rossman" like 5 times too.
1:28 Sorry, but there's no Fairlight CM1. It's CMI (Computer Musical Instrument). This is fairly basic knowledge - I can't believe you got it wrong.
Yes, I read it wrong.
I got the Rossum
Ok I'm jealous now, I miss my old SP1200