M-Vave Fm-1 zp12 2.1 update - Boombap Firmware in Sp-1200 Style (free fm-1 firmware)

zp12 turns the M-VAVE FM-1 into a 12-bit sampling drum machine, inspired by the E-mu SP-1200. Free firmware, installed from the browser: https://zp12.designburgapps.com/install New in 2.1: a pad's channel is its position, as on the SP-1200 (fader, mute, solo and the choke follow the pad), the resonant filter on pads 1–2, and with GLO held the keys light while their channel is heard. In this video, boom bap at 90 in F minor, every screen and every sound from the firmware's own code: 00:00 New in 2.1, the groove 00:17 Sample anything: a Fender Rhodes through an overdrive, a double bass, a record's crackle (Freesound, CC0), stored dirty at ×2.7, onto the pads 00:33 New in 2.1: the Rhodes chords on position 1, through the resonant filter: CUT down, the mumpf 00:44 Count-in and a turnaround 00:57 Mute and solo with GLO held: the keys lit while heard 01:08 Punch-in: roll, reverse, tape stop 01:18 Subscribe, the FM-1 Firmware Hub Like and subscribe for the next firmware video: https://www.youtube.com/@sonzven Every open-source firmware for the FM-1, one click each: https://fm1.designburgapps.com Cheat sheet (PDF): https://zp12.designburgapps.com/zp12-cheat-sheet.pdf Please always check the latest firmware version! Made from SLOOP 2.3 (isod89) and Felucca (Hügelton Instruments), GPL-3.0: https://github.com/zvenson/zp12 E-mu and SP-1200 are trademarks of their owner; not affiliated. Samples: Freesound CC0 (rheynemusic, elzozo, hello_flowers). Not affiliated with M-VAVE. #FM1 #SP1200 #boombap