E-Mu SP1200 : 3 sequences with one set of samples

A sampler/sequencer with some of the sweetest singing aliasing out there and a hellish mojo : the E-Mu SP1200, repaired for my friend Zacc :) The power supply had slightly caught fire, and there was some DIY electronics/chemistry that needed to be redone. Among other things, I had to rebuild a power supply board specifically for this unit! Here, the SP1200 is running on its own, and I'm using its 8 individual outputs through a few bad boys I had lying around (Roland SIP301, MXR Model 136, Steven PDD3000, Dynacord PDD14, Ursa Major Stargate 323, Ibanez UE400, Klark Teknik DN-780). Everything is tracked/mixed through my BiAmp Model 42 - pure joy. Such a blast working on this machine that was behind so many records I love ; now I just want one for myself too x)) 0:00 - Jam 1 1:15 - Jam 2 1:50 - Jam 3 (tweaking) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ My name is Valmont, I'm 23 from Paris! I compose/produce music, repair instruments and take sound on movie sets :) After a double bachelor in musicology and mechanics in Sorbonne, I ended up doing the Ecole Nationale Supérieure Louis-Lumière. I wrote my thesis on Publison and Early Digital, which ultimately tied together my long-standing fascination in vintage machines, servicing and technical demystification with my personal attraction to these instruments. I tend to hope for a unified low-level approach to music production guided by DIY values. This Youtube channel is a form of its realization! Join the gang :   / valmont_naudin   Listen to my songs : https://iconism.io/frame/valmont