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- Books, Beats,Burgers, and Brew... What more could you ask for? The critically acclaimed SP-1200: The Art and The Science book (declared the Official SP-book by E-MU Systems, Inc.) release party took place in Brooklyn, NYC in the Spring of 2011 at The Brooklyn Fireproof. Cats came through with 3.5 inch floppy disks to display their skills + take part in the Bob James, Nautilus beat battle.
Producers featured in this video are
DJ Doom
Lewis Parker
Gensu Dean
J Force
For more info on the SP1200 book please visit www.kicdrumproducts.com
Shot and Directed by Romen Rok.
SP1200 Day should be a national holiday.
Gyrbae It most definitely should!
It is here... September the 12th.. (SP 12)
@@drumatic Clever bro
No school like oldschool, R E S P E C T
@RomenRok Thanks so much. Beautiful to see artists like this still using the SP and bringing fresh approaches to it. It's not what you use but how you use it!
4:08 anyone? J Dilla feels over the beat.
a bob james nautilus beat battle!!!!! YES lol I need to see this....one day...
This is a great way to showcase talent...especially those looking to link up with lesser known producers.....hip hop has always put out mass amounts of flavorful talent and it needs to get back to it
I would never ever... ever ever ever... take my SP1200 out in the public like that if I had one
They probably have 2
@ iEditzU
Hip Hop fan's would never get into a SP1200. If you mean Hip Hop as in music and that. But those of the Kulture, into the beats side of things, yes. The second thing, it's not the roots of Hip Hop going on here. It's the Kulture of Hip Hop. It's been this way from day one.
When the mass media giants take a culture specifically to exploit sell-able points, and your just a media consumer it's all your going to see. But Hip Hoppas never died out. In fact, there are even more and more, coming up younger and younger fully immersed.
Obviously your not just a media consumer, you would not have found this video. If you really are into something, you'll find it very much does still exist. Just a matter of where your interests lay. For kids like me, we grew up fully surrounded.
Big up man like iEditzU, blessed.
Do u know The Man At 2:00
Lewis Parker
Lewis Parker is indeed the deadliest man with an Sp!
Lord finesse the sp master
@@alee0294 yep he literally had two of them so he could switch from one beat to the next flawlessly with no loading times in between
@@alee0294 diamond D nice with his too
4:56 holy shit this beat is bumping got homeboy in the green dancing and shit
Come back and watch this video again OG
I liked how he flipped nautilus. And yeah, that beat at 4:07 is STOOOPID
Ever find out what that beat is please?
Real underground, real love for hip hop!
Can anyone name the joint Lewis Parker played after the nautilus flip???? This track runs in my head all day long from this video, but I wanna know what it’s called!!!
Sp 1200!! The best machine ever made!!!! For beats for music for everything!!!
For what else then music can it be used? :-) It doesnt replace my wife. Dope machine though
@@DeepSociety still got your wife bro?
OMG This is beautiful!!!!
love the sp sound...much love
LP smokin the others on the beats. Intricacy and complexity on a notha Level. Respect to All cats there hearing Some unreleased stuff from Some of the finest
the beat at 0:55 is crazy underground...what song is that pls?
You ever find out? My favorite out of this video
it says gensu dean on the beat, havent found a link tho
DOPE EVENT I HAD A DOPE TIME.....DJ DOOM.....
That beat at 3:56-4:07 was the best. Dope grimy spacy shit.
Yea that shit couldve been a hit from NY to ATL
Mad Skills over here
Dope! You can't lose with Nautilus.
2:00 oooooh my god how original i neeever heard that sample before that guy must be diggin hard ;)
It's a Bob nautilus beat battle!!!!!!.....it says it in the description......u massive bell end.
Yo this shit warms my heart.
As a hip hop producer I have always revered the SP1200. I started making beats in 2003 and finally with the Rossum reissue and my cheddar right was able to pre order one of the re-releases. Hopefully it helps bring more SPs onto the scene because they bang so hard
With SP you need the whole studio in your home or mixing it in the professional studio. This machine is mono only so proper mix on high end mixing console is like half of the sound. The MIX OUT jack is mono only.
@@spearPYN uh, what makes you think I don’t have a whole studio in my home? Lmfao. All the outputs on the Sp are mono only… there’s no way to route a sound to two channels at once on the SP. And mine goes into an SSL board. But thanks for your concern I guess
@@GraffHabit and of course you still record to tape. Ampex or Studer 24 track, with tons of analog gear in the path....nice now show me your gold records you produced with that "authentic" boom bap sound.
@@spearPYN why would I record to tape? It’s 2023. Even if you record to tape you still need put it through converters to actually distribute it. I’m good with a Zulu fam no need for tape outs over here
SP 1200 IS GREAT Nice one....
the beat that starts at 20 secs is dope!
reks feat dj doom -city of god instrumental ;)
That beat starting at 0:22 is DOPE!
dj doom - city of god :)
I LOVE THIS KIND SHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dope video 🙏🏼
Word to the sp1200!
love it. dirty drums on the first one!
Damm Sept 12 came and went. Next time we gonna have a party!
Everyone making beats should have a Nautilus beat. Me and my whole crew got one. We all freaked it differently and they’re all dope.
9/12 is International SP-1200 Day! Mark it on your calendar. #912 #SP1200Day #September12
I Thought I Was Doin' Somethin New When I Chopped Nautilus Drumz Like 1:34 without that noise in it ... DOPE!!!!
J Force up in there.
Great post! Cheers!
0:00 2:27 3:56 4:08 please someone ?
Dat nigga crazy
The 2.27 i need too
2:42 dude thats crazy
this whole damn video is crazy haha
1:34 🔥🔥🔥
Dope footage ...
Sorry to hear that. You should get your mother to help you clean up that mess.
Where are these beats they're insane
Favorites!! ASAP
OATH and DRUMAT!C got a new limited 12" vinyl all #SP1200 w/ limited cassette w/ special guest dj mix @ th-cam.com/video/Y6_7U4b31F8/w-d-xo.html #kdpusa #kicdrumproducts - Thanks again to everybody supporting us, worldwide!
PERFECT EVENT ! MORE RESPECT
Damn I miss that 12 bit sound!!!
mad bob james up in there.
What is the name of the Lewis Parker track that starts at around 01:28?
Nautilus by Bob James
Thanks mate - Spot on. just listening to it now - Awesome.
4.07- RAWNESS
FIRE
Bob James-"Nautilus" 1974 SAMPLED by Run DMC for "Beats to the Rhyme"
@3:56 Fire!!!!
Where da heck can I find those P.R. STRANGE FRUIT drums @ 2:30?!?! Been diggin and can't find them! !!!
Yeah CCR drums! Cosmos Factory!
Tremendo lo de Lewis Parker
Who's playing @3:57 and what's the song a@4:07?
That beat at 55 sec 🔥
@fredroespi His name is DJ DOOM.
2nd beat is bananas
I have that SP 1200 it’s a Monster
That beat at 4:56 is insane. Anyone know if its available anywhere?
Roc marciano lays sum shit ob that track
Man.... People actually having fun with hip hop.... Imagine that...
the dude in the flannel killn shit
nice jam
AMP Boogie - Bluntly Speaking Remix from '96
Heat
J.Force. Staten Island
crazy dope !!!!
@digitalcp01 TASCAM 208 - never leave home without it!
Lewis Parker!
real nice
🔥🔥🔥🔥
Everything thing in the vid is old school. What's not to like?
I disagree., they just should use real records
Halbert S do you know what an SP1200 is?
The 1200 was o.k. but was too limited as far as sampling. But it was the fathernto the ASR10 which was a REsampler. And E-mu cut a lot of costs with that 12 bit chip. They could have at least put in a 16 bit. But one company i really take my hat off to is Akai. The blew the entire market away with the MPC. The MPC did things 1200 owners dreamed about.
They didnt cut corners, but more-so made the price tag accessible to the emerging markets. They were a product of the times. PCM 12bit was the accepted standard for ROM based units at the time (unless you were Sony who produced most of the A/D chips from the early 80s, and the first digital multitracks).
Yes of course the SP was limited, which is obvious in hindsight, and yes the MPC was revolutionary, but most hip hop between the late 80s and lets say around 94', had been produced using the SP series or the mp60, in conjunction with the S9xx samplers, all 12bit machines.
/shrug ^_^
I’ve had many MPCs. I’ve gotten rid of most except my 60, but I’ll never get rid of my SP and it gets way more use than the MPC...
yo someone knows if that beat at 1:46 exists? on any album or mixtape... ?? that's so sickk!
LE HIP HOP à l'état pure
classic dopeness
That's whatsup!!
Word, You should definitely attend, I think there may be another BBQ party this summer somewhere in NYC 2013. you can check kicdrumproducts. com for more info....Those are the homies who put the book/party together.
RomenRok make sure the hoes are invited
5 people are mpc owners!
3>12 dope
DOPE VIDEO, DOPE BEATS !!!!
Who is the producer in the beginning?
WHERE CAN i HEAR A HIGH QUALITY VERSION OF TRACK AT 5:16SEC???
DOPE AS
+Nicholas Lynch DJ Doom - City Of God
cheers. found it a while back:) sick
Dope
OMG!
Green T-shirt, Apollo Brown are you?
Hey man, really enjoyed this and the other vid of the SP1200 get together at the Delancy, you plan on having any events like this this year? Hopefully so Id love to attend, all the props brah
grindy as fuck :)
Run DMC... I kid I kid.
dope
bob james
anyone know where I can find a copy of the book? it's sold out everywhere.
kurde trzeba w Radomsku taką imprezę zrobić :D
Ma ktoś u was SP?
damn thats ill....i wish there was shit like this in miami
any idea of the beat at 3:56 please ?
Junior Mafia used that beat on a joint called Crazaay
I guess you didn't see the part where I said "I kid" or you don't understand sarcasm.
0;30 who sampled ???
Could you tell me what mixing console that is?
It was my TASCAM M-208. - DRUMAT!C
what happened on 2:20 2:30? Error?
yo fuck this I'm moving to Brooklyn