RX1200 12-bit Sampler Instrument

RX1200 is a 12-bit sampler instrument based on the E-mu SP-1200, a landmark sampler designed by Dave Rossum and released by E-mu Systems in 1987.

With its gritty digital sound for sequencing fat beats, the ability to build musical phrases with 32 sample slots, and its warm filters for efficiently capturing bass lines from vinyl, the SP-1200 is a monument to beatmaking that gave music producers huge new possibilities.

We are honored to show you our take on a groundbreaking machine that no less helped the emergence of new styles of modern music, bringing the classic approach to beatmaking into your DAW.

The RX1200 is a beatmaker's sandbox tool. It's a one-of-a-kind sampler ready to inspire your productions with experimentation, happy accidents, and that lovely distinctive lofi sound.

True to the original features:

• 12-bit / 26.041 kHz sound processing.
• 32 sample slots.
• Tune/decay/mix settings.
• 8 assignable outputs.
• Switchable 4-pole resonant SSM2044 low-pass filter.
• Input amp stage modeling.

Extended features:

• Unrestricted sample length.
• Output channel setting for note groups and polyphony.
• Stereo and mono sample playback.
• Panning knobs in Mix mode.
• Non-destructive visual sample editor.
• Chromatic play mode.