First thing we all did with them is sample fart noises, and now we are into modular. It goes full circle.

Daaaaaamn.

Yes!

Damn dude, you were on some Dune shit.

Groovy

I used to want a Tempest so bad and might still.❤

266 Source of Uncertainty modulating the shape of the background tone coming out of the 258 oscillator. A lot of touch modulation of the 259e oscillator via the 222e controller (pitch, timbre, modulation index, harmonics). Background pad has a fixed low pass filter on the Keen 293e Multidomain Gatekeeper. Some reverb via the 1979 CMP (MI Clouds clone)

Can you control the mix volumes via the sliders using only the mix out?

Great video

great video! one of a very few reviews without boring sermons :) vivid and fun! gonna look into my loopers collection now... and the gameboy makes it even better :D

It looks very difficult to do

Always alot of work but the end results speak for themselves.

Sorry dude, that drum pattern and sample is wack. The whole beat is unimaginative with zero feeling at all. Don't do it for the hype of the machine do it for the love of the art and passion for music. This scenario is in full abundance on youtube and has become watered down badly. The beat scene is souless and lame these days.

Love you’re videos sir so great thank you 🙏🏻

Great video. The SH2000 was the first synth I ever bought 30 years ago and while I have owned about 50 different synths, this is one of the few I have kept. I have used for hundreds of gigs 95-05 and other than a couple of the plastic tabs snapping off it never let me down.

How is this setup working for you nowadays, curious about the console and hard disc recorder mainly? Cheers!

This is very interesting, thank you for the walk-through!

Put it 45 rpm

Awesome tutorial Do you have to clear those samples

Best video on KZbin, thank you! Finally built up the courage to buy a sp1200! 😊

Excellent . this video makes me feel im actually done thinking about this choice. Thanks.

I love my MPC Live and my MPC Live 2. I have both of them in the gold edition because the rubber coating is trash.

Have you worked with the Rx 1200? How do you like it ?

Lovely work on this Mano !

fam you shaved during the video lol

we need more sp1200 videos from YOU brother!!!!!!

Best machine ever

would be fun but no way no hell am I paying 4k for one of these when I can buy way more new gear that does more

Omfgosh FAM!!!!! I can't afford the og.. But mane I'm looking at that Rossum 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 these videos crazy interesting, humble, Professor, & broking down for a more comfort when that time comes for one in my lifetime!!

That kick kicked my ass as well brother 🤣💯

Is that the 1986 prototype?

beautiful machine

Ahhh I need to make new videos! Those take so much work!! :D but seeing all of your messages remind me that it's probably worth it

I got the Rossum

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.

Got pretty much the same setup, Synths/samplers goes to HD24 then to a mixer for monitoring. Sadly, my mixer do not have any tape returns (Allen & heath ZED14). Got a question for you : Do you usually track your instruments with or without effects ? Thanks !

What’s the name of the outro song?

We called that sleigh bells that ring cruncheness when you down tune

Just hooked myself a retro MPC One for $699. I could have definitely stretched for a Live II, (saw one for $900 with an SSD, and Decksaver included). And the prices on both One and Live II are very low right now cause Akai is getting ready for its new releases next year. I actually decided on this over the Live II because I didnt want an internal battery or on-board wifi. Crazy, I know. But that integrated battery on the Live, to me was more of a limitation than convenience, for my use. Besides finding proper replacements when it eventually dies, the integrated battery also adds more risk when shopping used, plus the travel/shipping restrictions to consider. And there were lots of users with battery failures and power faults out of the box. If you're not much of a flyer, and dont plan on traveling with it, this might not affect you, but I travel multiple times a year and restrictions and bans on lithium and NiMH batteries are changing all the time. While you can fly with the MPC Live easily enough, it still takes up essentially 1 entire bag and limits the number of any other lithium based electronics you are bringing as carry on. And some flights are already restricted to only one carry on bag. Then there is the Wifi component, which I dont really need as I dont plan on buying plugins or using their Splice samples. Many reported bug issues with Splice samples not working/playing after download. But even more of an issue that comes with Wifi are that their "premium" Plug-ins require a check in to their servers every 90 days. Basically making your hardware more dependent on licensed software and forcing Wifi to always be running (Sign the petition against this at Change. Org to "Stop Akai MPC Plugins requiring routine check"). So, is WIFI really a feature or another paywall limitation? Besides the fact that most electronics and cellular companies all force buyers to accept their terms and agreements that no one reads, or blatantly hides product limitations behind a paywall, there is also the issue of radiation safety from pulsed RF and microwaves when Wifi is continuously running, which I wont go into And some people even use these machines on their lap! So anyway, the Wifi is a hard pass for me. Just let me have an updated mpc daw with a nice screen for the modern day, updated memory storage formats, i/o connections, let it still be semi-portable, but lose all those "controller-esque" features that actually make you dependent on a computer or internet connection. And Akai can happily keep their OS menu diving, integrated batteries, and WIFI.

Could I use a micro Korg as a midi controller for the arduinoboy pro?

"The buttons they just do a TUK TUK TUK TUK" XD XD XD

I’m thinking of really getting one 🎉 🙏🏽🫡

Such a great series!

I had one of these as a kid and loved it. Never appreciated how good it was at the time and would love to have it now. I don't even know what happened to it sadly.

The legendary SP1200 prototype I guess! Read about how you got it, glad you got it and it didn't disappeared forever!

Yo what's the record at 10 mins? Got a sci fi tip to it!

@mano1 i’m new to the SP 1200. Very familiar with the mpc. I’m seeing that the workflow is extremely different. The question I have is say I’m using one of the factory sounds libraries the Rossum SP 1200 to build a sequence. I record the drums and they loop from the factory library . If i load a a different Rossum library how do I load it without it, changing the drum sequence I just played? when I change it, it changes my current loop to whatever is in the new library if that makes sense

Since last year's update, you can now assign Program Edit to Menu + Pad 4. Which means going to Program Edit is only a single handstroke now.

I remember a friend getting an SK1 while we were in High School when they came out. All we did that day he brought it to school was drop "F-bombs" and fart noises into the sampler and had the SK1 make a tune with it while we laughed our butts off. Good times! 😆

Great Video!! thank you Greetings from Korea!!