@@currycases Ohhh congrats!! I'm just seeing your message now. I need to get back into the RUclips thing. Those videos take so much work!! But seeing everyone's comments remind me that they are probably worth it. Enjoy, and feel free to ask questions!
Thank you for actually going through the features & the front panel. I'm a huge early 90's hip hop fan and always wondered how they did the sound & production. A lot of people here post vids of making beats on it but don't show what the buttons do. The explanation of multi pitch & level was great, I always wanted to know so that I could recreate it. I can't afford an SP but have the MPC software on my computer and wanted to see how the SP workflow compares. I think some of this can be recreated even on the Roland MC-707. Lo-fi, analog tape effects, compressors, etc can also be used. Now we have a lot more sampling time on modern machines but that early hip hop, house, and D&B sounds are unbeatable classics. This was a very helpful video.
You know what... I do need to take a couple of hours, backup all of them, and put them away... There's always a possibility to encounter the CLICK CLICK CLICK of death
And totally re: limitations. This is a topic I am passionate about. I could talk for hours about it, unscripted 😁 ... I plan to feature my 1985 Casio SK-1, which is an 8 bit "sampler" with 0.5 seconds of memory I think, presets, and a distorted sound. It was sold at Radio Shack back then. I've had mine for almost 20 years, and made a ton of actual music with it. Your comment reminded me of this. See you around here soon! Thank you
Hey Allen, check out the latest video I posted. In 60 seconds I show my process for recording and mixing my music without a computer. That one was crazy to edit 💪 Take care
@@ManoOne-Music-Production Thanks for your great video! I was also thinking that you have the prototype as someone else mentioned in the comments below. For everybody else: I do MPC and SP repairs in germany and also have buttons and pads in stock. If someone need parts or something like that just hit me up on @waskaudio or via email on waska****o@gmail.com ;) Thanks man and keep them videos coming! Love to see other peoples SP love!
I've been looking for a video to get a good look at the sp1200 interface. And I think I found it! Great over view of the device. I've been working on reverse engineering the sp1200 workflow for a diy project written with puredata. I have a few videos on my channel so take a look if you like. I haven't gotten throught the video yet but im hoping you go through all of the setup, disk and sync menu options. Great content thx for the overview of the sp1200.
Hey thanks for your post! Sorry for the delay i rarely login on RUclips. I’ll have to check your videos out. Great idea. There’s beauty in the old workflow
Wow! I saw your comment just now. I am touched to read this. You are amazing, because you give me the energy to keep making content!! I'm going for 1 video every 7 days, and I've kept at it so far :) see you here soon
I just downloaded the SP1200 app from Low Hiss last night. I’m looking forward to learning how to use it. I know it’s not the real thing but it’s got a really great sound from what I can tell. I’ve always wanted to use an SP so it’ll be fun creating in this style.
Oh that's a good point. I didn't realize that this would apply to his app. Thanks for posting! I should actually make a video to talk about it. Low Hiss is awesome. Fellow Frenchman :) Take care and thank you for being here
@@ManoOne-Music-Production Yeah man I’ve used Maschine since I started making beats, about ten years. I like it a lot, but the SP is a legend, and using it I think will help me to have a better understanding of the ways the great producers made those timeless classics. It’s gonna be fun!
@@leogolive Maschine is pretty amazing. My Studio is sitting on a shelf, but I do appreciate it. I tend to lose my inspiration when I turn on a computer, so I'd probably like the standalone +, even if it doesn't have all the features (yet). It's pricey though! Thanks again
@@ManoOne-Music-Production I’m the same with computers. Personally I think they have no place in the creation of music🤣 I do understand some of the benefits though. ✌🏾 peace!
Hey 👋 Thank you! That's a good idea. I'll add it to the pinned comment on the PART 2 video, with other requested topics. Thanks again! See you here soon.
So.....that was nice....and yes...show and let them hear the " whole " sampling proces / workflow / re-sample a sp1200 sample beat into sp1200 ( Ping Pong for those SP Die Hards ) and more hidden tricks for ( or in ) the sp1200 and...hahahah....SEQUENCE ( out of the box drum programming in the step-mode 1/32t mode with a decay efx ).That's why I gave my SP1200 away to a younger next gen female producer to show / feel / smell the SP1200.For me...I'm OLD SKOOL ( with a S2400 ) ...adapting to the new new wave true skool to SHOW OFF my classic gear.....KNOWLEDGE...Peace,GOD. PS : the SP-1200 OWNERS MANUAL done by CRAIG ANDERTON is also a good knowlegde pill for who to sample...with out a SP1200. ( Appendix A: The Art of Sampling ...................................................................page 67 )
La Sp c'est vraiment la machine qui pousse à être créatif, faut tester plein de chose sur un même sample, et y a pas de méthodes unique malgré qu'il ai peu de possibilité (quoique y a pas mal de tips à exploiter ;) )
I actually just realized that a few days ago! It would usually go for $3000 in 2018 when I got mine. One thing is that they often don't actually *sell* for the high prices, so make sure to toggle "sold" on when you look on eBay and are curious about the prices (and how much to offer a seller). I have thoughts about this, and should make a video... Thank you for the idea!
I understand the initial thought. I should give some context for my specific SP. the original SP-1200 was in the 80s and mine - even though you see the black case - is in fact from the 80s. It’s not a regular reissue. Many parts are SP-12 parts, and it comes straight from… E-MU. It’s a prototype. My friend worked there in the 80s and 90s, and it was an SP he took with him when the company closed down. It was on the engineering bench over the years, and used to design new parts, such as the new power supply which later was used for the reissue. Hope this is useful. Take care and thanks for being here
CHECK OUT PART 2 - SAMPLING! What would you like to see on my channel? Thank you for being here! 🙏
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There's no 1 bar count in before recording a sequence?
I don’t believe so. Might have missed it
Such a great series!
Thank you!! Massive respect for your work
@@ManoOne-Music-Production Likewise brotha, thank you so much! Just got my first 1200. Your videos have been bookmarked for this moment!
@@currycases Ohhh congrats!! I'm just seeing your message now. I need to get back into the RUclips thing. Those videos take so much work!! But seeing everyone's comments remind me that they are probably worth it. Enjoy, and feel free to ask questions!
Thank you for actually going through the features & the front panel. I'm a huge early 90's hip hop fan and always wondered how they did the sound & production. A lot of people here post vids of making beats on it but don't show what the buttons do. The explanation of multi pitch & level was great, I always wanted to know so that I could recreate it. I can't afford an SP but have the MPC software on my computer and wanted to see how the SP workflow compares. I think some of this can be recreated even on the Roland MC-707. Lo-fi, analog tape effects, compressors, etc can also be used. Now we have a lot more sampling time on modern machines but that early hip hop, house, and D&B sounds are unbeatable classics. This was a very helpful video.
Great to hear and thank you for the kind words! Breaking down is important. Took quite a while to get that tiny screen on camera like that haha
Love the Limitations and Creativity section. So true that these kinds of hw limitations (vs a modern DAW) put you into a much more creative mode.
Also make sure you backup that floppy!
You know what... I do need to take a couple of hours, backup all of them, and put them away... There's always a possibility to encounter the CLICK CLICK CLICK of death
And totally re: limitations. This is a topic I am passionate about. I could talk for hours about it, unscripted 😁 ... I plan to feature my 1985 Casio SK-1, which is an 8 bit "sampler" with 0.5 seconds of memory I think, presets, and a distorted sound. It was sold at Radio Shack back then. I've had mine for almost 20 years, and made a ton of actual music with it. Your comment reminded me of this. See you around here soon! Thank you
Hey Allen, check out the latest video I posted. In 60 seconds I show my process for recording and mixing my music without a computer. That one was crazy to edit 💪 Take care
Great video brotha !!! 💪🏽💪🏽💯
Heyyy! So good to see you here, truly an honor 💪
Great video! Loving my SP's and never get rid of. Keep on rockin'!
Hey thank you so much for the kind words and for being here! 🙏🙌🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@ManoOne-Music-Production Thanks for your great video! I was also thinking that you have the prototype as someone else mentioned in the comments below.
For everybody else: I do MPC and SP repairs in germany and also have buttons and pads in stock. If someone need parts or something like that just hit me up on @waskaudio or via email on waska****o@gmail.com ;)
Thanks man and keep them videos coming! Love to see other peoples SP love!
I've been looking for a video to get a good look at the sp1200 interface. And I think I found it! Great over view of the device. I've been working on reverse engineering the sp1200 workflow for a diy project written with puredata. I have a few videos on my channel so take a look if you like. I haven't gotten throught the video yet but im hoping you go through all of the setup, disk and sync menu options. Great content thx for the overview of the sp1200.
Hey thanks for your post! Sorry for the delay i rarely login on RUclips. I’ll have to check your videos out. Great idea. There’s beauty in the old workflow
Sp1200 is the best machine on the planet
Nice studio and good video! Also a huge fan of the SP here. I call it family
Wow thank you for being here and taking the time to watch my videos and post this kind message!!
YOU ARE AMAZING FOR THIS SHIT MAN I LOVE YOUR CONTENT
Wow! I saw your comment just now. I am touched to read this. You are amazing, because you give me the energy to keep making content!! I'm going for 1 video every 7 days, and I've kept at it so far :) see you here soon
Great Video!! thank you Greetings from Korea!!
Thank you very much!
Nice job !!!
Thank you my friend!!
Nice work bro!!
Thank you so much! It means a lot that you are here 🙏
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@@somonsomon2640 Hi, sorry I can't read your comment 👋
That kick kicked my ass as well brother 🤣💯
I know it’s a crazy beast! Thanks for watching and your comment I appreciate it
Now I like that part there, and do the other ones the same thing as a pitch key 💯💯 6:46
Nice video bro and great channel !
Thank you so much!
Sick beat 90s vibes
Thank you so much!
Love you’re videos sir so great thank you 🙏🏻
Best machine ever
Thanks for watching and being here! It truly is a special machine
I just downloaded the SP1200 app from Low Hiss last night. I’m looking forward to learning how to use it. I know it’s not the real thing but it’s got a really great sound from what I can tell. I’ve always wanted to use an SP so it’ll be fun creating in this style.
Oh that's a good point. I didn't realize that this would apply to his app. Thanks for posting! I should actually make a video to talk about it. Low Hiss is awesome. Fellow Frenchman :) Take care and thank you for being here
@@ManoOne-Music-Production Yeah man I’ve used Maschine since I started making beats, about ten years. I like it a lot, but the SP is a legend, and using it I think will help me to have a better understanding of the ways the great producers made those timeless classics. It’s gonna be fun!
@@leogolive Maschine is pretty amazing. My Studio is sitting on a shelf, but I do appreciate it. I tend to lose my inspiration when I turn on a computer, so I'd probably like the standalone +, even if it doesn't have all the features (yet). It's pricey though! Thanks again
@@ManoOne-Music-Production I’m the same with computers. Personally I think they have no place in the creation of music🤣 I do understand some of the benefits though. ✌🏾 peace!
Hey Mano, really great video. Can't wait for the next one. Can you go thru the process of making a house music track?
Hey 👋 Thank you! That's a good idea. I'll add it to the pinned comment on the PART 2 video, with other requested topics. Thanks again! See you here soon.
Checking these comments reminds me that I need to do that!!!
We called that sleigh bells that ring cruncheness when you down tune
Thanks for the info and being here!
Nice tutorial man! You cover a lot of ground in this video. Peace out!
Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words 🙏 Let me know what you'd like to see on my channel! Take care
@@ManoOne-Music-Production idk maybe the special menu 23 functions. Also do have information about the OS 1.1? Thanks a lot for the great work you do!
@@BoombapBodegaGreat ideas - adding those to the growing list I have pinned in Part 2 (make sure to check that one out, and subscribe) :) thank you
So.....that was nice....and yes...show and let them hear the " whole " sampling proces / workflow / re-sample a sp1200 sample beat into sp1200 ( Ping Pong for those SP Die Hards ) and more hidden tricks for ( or in ) the sp1200 and...hahahah....SEQUENCE ( out of the box drum programming in the step-mode 1/32t mode with a decay efx ).That's why I gave my SP1200 away to a younger next gen female producer to show / feel / smell the SP1200.For me...I'm OLD SKOOL ( with a S2400 ) ...adapting to the new new wave true skool to SHOW OFF my classic gear.....KNOWLEDGE...Peace,GOD. PS : the SP-1200 OWNERS MANUAL done by CRAIG ANDERTON is also a good knowlegde pill for who to sample...with out a SP1200. ( Appendix A: The Art of Sampling ...................................................................page 67 )
Thank you for the kind words, and sharing wisdom 💪🎶🎶🎶🎶 Take care
@@ManoOne-Music-Production I was in a good mood...but....i " feel " the video....that it is you behind the maschine...you dig?!!
@@hiphophobbyklub Yes I get it! That's what I'm going for 🙏🔥
La Sp c'est vraiment la machine qui pousse à être créatif, faut tester plein de chose sur un même sample, et y a pas de méthodes unique malgré qu'il ai peu de possibilité (quoique y a pas mal de tips à exploiter ;) )
Salut! Merci d'être là et pour ton message. Une machine fascinante.
I got the Rossum
Nice! Thanks for being here
Can you please explain why the sp1200 on ebay is now at $15,000 last year it was at $ 7,000 it seems to be going up dramatically
I actually just realized that a few days ago! It would usually go for $3000 in 2018 when I got mine. One thing is that they often don't actually *sell* for the high prices, so make sure to toggle "sold" on when you look on eBay and are curious about the prices (and how much to offer a seller). I have thoughts about this, and should make a video... Thank you for the idea!
Heyyy it's only been 1 month since you posted, but the SP prices are still climbing! I guess the SP-12 is not at 12K, at least "ARMENS prices"
So I was told that the new "ARMENS" price for the SP-12 (not even the 1200) is $12K now... Everything is climbing fast
Have you worked with the Rx 1200? How do you like it ?
I don’t know what that is sorry :) thanks for watching
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✌️✌️👌👌
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
its from 1997 ... NOT the mid 80's
I understand the initial thought. I should give some context for my specific SP. the original SP-1200 was in the 80s and mine - even though you see the black case - is in fact from the 80s. It’s not a regular reissue. Many parts are SP-12 parts, and it comes straight from… E-MU. It’s a prototype. My friend worked there in the 80s and 90s, and it was an SP he took with him when the company closed down. It was on the engineering bench over the years, and used to design new parts, such as the new power supply which later was used for the reissue. Hope this is useful. Take care and thanks for being here