Me too. It has really changed the way I make beats in some very significant ways, and it was definitely worth the (many years') wait to get the money to buy one.
Me too. It has really changed the way I make beats in some very significant ways, and it was definitely worth the (many years') wait to get the money to buy one.
once I get my own place I might end up using mine....
I still haven't seen one of these in person. What's the going rate?
I got mine off the 'bay for about $1500 on some Buy It Now steez, which seemed about right. You might find one for closer to a grand here and there, but eBay is the most common place you'll find one, and they always seem to get bid up over a grand pretty quickly.
And yes, it is absolutely worth it to get one if you can. Nothing does drums like an SP.
The truth. Don't get me wrong, I love my MPC, but for drums I find myself wanting that SP-1200 sound. I almost jumped on a SP-12 for $400 but just didn't have the money.
Bingo! If you recall around like 95' when I got my S-950 and after spending an hour and half on the phone with dan the automater I still couldn't work that damn thing. I called you and had it up in running in about 10 minutes. I owe you thanks to this day for your tutoring.
my mellow sehmuel has an SP. he's gone traveling for at least a year... should've asked to look after it for him... fuck. i only thought about after he'd gone too.
he brought it back from NY in the early 90s and damaged the drive on the flight. had it about 10years before he got it fixed too, DAYUM. how could you have an SP all those years and not get it fixed before? crazy shit
Lately my SP1200 has been acting up, after i play back something i sampled their is a humm sound that follows the sample and then it fades out. anyone know whats causing that?
Lately my SP1200 has been acting up, after i play back something i sampled their is a humm sound that follows the sample and then it fades out. anyone know whats causing that?
Bingo! If you recall around like 95' when I got my S-950 and after spending an hour and half on the phone with dan the automater I still couldn't work that damn thing. I called you and had it up in running in about 10 minutes. I owe you thanks to this day for your tutoring.
it's how we did and how we always will do!!! peoples for life!!!!
"Everything that you ever heard from me back in the day was the SP-1200. That machine made "Reminisce" [They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.)], "Straighten It Out," "Shut 'Em Down," "Jump Around." When I made "Reminisce"???I had friend of mine that passed away, and it was a shock to the community. I was kind of depressed when I made it. And to this day, I can't believe I made it through, the way I was feeling. I guess it was for my boy. When I found the record by Tom Scott, basically I just heard something incredible that touched me and made me cry. It had such a beautiful bassline, and I started with that first. I found some other sounds and then heard some sax in there and used that. Next thing you know, I have a beautiful beat made. When I mixed the song down, I had Charlie Brown from Leaders of the New School in the session with me, and we all just started crying."
"Everything that you ever heard from me back in the day was the SP-1200. That machine made "Reminisce" [They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.)], "Straighten It Out," "Shut 'Em Down," "Jump Around." When I made "Reminisce"???I had friend of mine that passed away, and it was a shock to the community. I was kind of depressed when I made it. And to this day, I can't believe I made it through, the way I was feeling. I guess it was for my boy. When I found the record by Tom Scott, basically I just heard something incredible that touched me and made me cry. It had such a beautiful bassline, and I started with that first. I found some other sounds and then heard some sax in there and used that. Next thing you know, I have a beautiful beat made. When I mixed the song down, I had Charlie Brown from Leaders of the New School in the session with me, and we all just started crying."
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i wouldnt mind havin one in my house again
Me too. It has really changed the way I make beats in some very significant ways, and it was definitely worth the (many years') wait to get the money to buy one.
once I get my own place I might end up using mine....
What's the going rate?
I got mine off the 'bay for about $1500 on some Buy It Now steez, which seemed about right. You might find one for closer to a grand here and there, but eBay is the most common place you'll find one, and they always seem to get bid up over a grand pretty quickly.
And yes, it is absolutely worth it to get one if you can. Nothing does drums like an SP.
let me know whats good with this
been busy and havent hollered at dee in a minute
The truth. Don't get me wrong, I love my MPC, but for drums I find myself wanting that SP-1200 sound. I almost jumped on a SP-12 for $400 but just didn't have the money.
Yup, very easy to use. Kinda regret selling mine, but I really didn't work on it enough to justify keeping it.
Bingo! If you recall around like 95' when I got my S-950 and after spending an hour and half on the phone with dan the automater I still couldn't work that damn thing. I called you and had it up in running in about 10 minutes. I owe you thanks to this day for your tutoring.
I am jealous, though I'm also pretty happy with the SP and Pro Tools.
he brought it back from NY in the early 90s and damaged the drive on the flight. had it about 10years before he got it fixed too, DAYUM. how could you have an SP all those years and not get it fixed before? crazy shit
i find valve compression brings out the best in it.
i have the s950 too but haven't mastered that yet
kudos to all SPtwelvezerozero fans.. you're smarter than the mpc guys realise :P
Try asking here if you don't get an answer...
http://sp1200.myfastforum.org/index.php
but yes, nothing sounds like an SP.
it's how we did and how we always will do!!! peoples for life!!!!
http://www.villagevoice.com/music/0746,detrick,78335,22.
"Everything that you ever heard from me back in the day was the SP-1200. That machine made "Reminisce" [They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.)], "Straighten It Out," "Shut 'Em Down," "Jump Around." When I made "Reminisce"???I had friend of mine that passed away, and it was a shock to the community. I was kind of depressed when I made it. And to this day, I can't believe I made it through, the way I was feeling. I guess it was for my boy. When I found the record by Tom Scott, basically I just heard something incredible that touched me and made me cry. It had such a beautiful bassline, and I started with that first. I found some other sounds and then heard some sax in there and used that. Next thing you know, I have a beautiful beat made. When I mixed the song down, I had Charlie Brown from Leaders of the New School in the session with me, and we all just started crying."
-- Pete Rock
http://www.villagevoice.com/music/0746,detrick,78335,22.html
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