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My Thought On The New Rossum SP1200 (Why Im Not Buying One )Do I Recommend It?Hit Play to Find out!

My Thought On The New Rossum SP1200 (Why Im Not Buying One )Do I Recommend It?Hit Play to Find out! #emusp1200 #emusp12 #rossumsp1200 #sp1200 #sp12 #sampler #drummachine The SP-1200 was THE drum machine & sampler combo of legendary status among old school rap and hip hop artists from the eighties and nineties. It is similar to today's Akai MPC samplers - it is a sampler plus drum machine. It has limited sampling specs: 26.040 kHz and 12-bit resolution. However the dirtiness of that sound is great for hip hop and house music. They say it sounds like "old vinyl"... It features groove quantizing and a disk drive for sample storage. As an upgraded version of the 1985 SP-12, the SP-1200 focused on its coolest feature - sampling. The preset drum sounds of the SP-12 were omitted, leaving room for up to 32 user samples of your own custom sampled and edited drum sounds. Although this machine was originally released in 1987, E-mu has reissued them again and again due to popular demand. They continued producing them until they ran out of the SSM filter chips they used, around 1998. It was just too legendary to give up as it was THE beat machine for old-school rap and hip hop! In 1997 a final reissued model was released with a cooler looking all-black case. With the SP-1200 it's easy and fun to grab those sliders and tune or tweak your sampled drum sounds all around! It is used by Roni Size, Todd Terry, Freddy Fresh, Daft Punk, Phil Collins, and The Prodigy. The E-mu SP-12 is the classic drum machine & sampler combo that paved the way for such greats as the E-mu SP-1200 and AKAI MPC series of sampling drum machines. Redesigned from E-mu's original Drumulator drum machine, the SP-12 is a classic drum machine with built in sampling capability. There is a set of preset drum sounds including kick, snare, hihats, toms, cymbals, handclap and rimshot. These sounds can be mixed and edited using the sliders. Then you can add your own beats and drum sounds using the built-in 12-bit sampler. Sampling time is limited to only a few seconds and the quality is very lo-fi (a sound loved by lo-fi and trip hop). Store your patterns and link them into songs, there's room for 100 of each! There are mono and individual outputs (no stereo). It's been used by Madlib, Large Professor, Chicago, and DJ Premiere. Akai MPC60 Akai S900 Image Akai S900 Casio RZ-1 Image Casio RZ-1 E-mu Drumulator Image E-mu Drumulator E-mu SP-1200 Image E-mu SP-1200 Linn 9000 Image Linn Electronics Linn 9000 Sequential Studio 440 Image Sequential Circuits Studio 440 Yamaha SU10 Image Yamaha SU10 DEMOS & MEDIA Embedded thumbnail for SP-12 > YouTube CASIO CZ-230S factory styles play in CUBASE with drum samples from E-mu SP-12 by alexjagodinac SPECIFICATIONS Polyphony - 8 voice Sampler - 27.500 kHz, 12-bit sampling, 48kb memory for 1.2 seconds (expandable to TURBO - 192kb memory for 5 seconds) of sample time Drums - 24 samples including kick, snares, toms, hi-hats, crash, ride, rim, clap, cowbell Patterns - 100 Songs - 100 Keyboard - 8 touch pads Memory - 8 user