Rossum Electro-Music Assimil8or SP1200 Easter Egg

Unleashing the SP1200 in the Assimil8or.

[@timojackson9930]

7:11 thank me later

[@unitedsouls11]

the 16 down sounds wicked!

[@jovinl283]

thanks for the video, didnt know the history before this video

[@christianlewislyon]

This saves you a lot of money compared to buying a new Rossum SP12 which involves a wait time and $4K

[@djchromatix4640]

It was worth every second of the wait and worth every penny. The best part: it’s fun and exciting.

[@regend762]

The input captures at 48khz? Didn't the sp1200 top off at 26.04 kHz and sp12 at 27.5 kHz? I get it however, the aliasing is there. Would need to hear how it sounds in a mixed track. I'd also like to hear a four way comparison between sp12, sp1200, and the ISLA 2400. Maybe even throw in an Emax for fun.

[@wavejockey]

great tutorial // 4:42: pressing & then turning the DATA1, quantizes to even semitones [pitch] / why only aliasing in the receiving ch - you could add it when playing the original sample +16 too // it is strange that you have to adjust sample start:end points right after sampling (i experience it too), why can't they set them default the whole length of the sample

[@jamesc9862]

The audio of the sample was removed

[@wavejockey]

so original channel & re-sampled channel both on 12b & 89% aliasing? // love my Assimil8tor 2, just whished they added a reset to default (0) button // so you do have a control forge too then, with so many sattelites?

[@discodiscosnfrncisco]

Yep, just make sure you pitch up the original channel and pitch back down the new channel the same amount for this to work.
I do have a Control Forge! & 7 satellites

[@wavejockey]

@@discodiscosnfrncisco thx, gonna try it the other way 'round (upsampling/pitching)

[@djfree5435]

Can't hear a difference

[@jamesc9862]

Did you ever get your hearing fixed?

[@tiouip]

Well, wasted 10min there...