The SC1000 was originally designed by Rasteri. It's main purpose was to give turntablist the opportunity to scratch on a platter using digital media (mp3's, wav, samples, etc). Not to mention it's light weight/portable and battery powered. He opened sourced the idea which led to other turntablist/engineers to develop their own version of the SC1000. Dich Studios developed the first SC1000 with a digital screen built in with added features like ultra-pitch and track selection. There's many other features that are possible with this new breed of turntable. Check out the videos below to check out the performance of the SC1000
EP–133 K.O. II is a powerful sampler, sequencer and composer. record sounds around you, sequence your samples and loops, tweak and automate filter, pitch and more. add stereo effects, compressor and next generation punch-in effects - go from idea to track faster than ever.
built-in mic and speaker
6 stereo voices / 12 mono
64 MB memory, or 999 sample slots
6 built-in master FX and 12 punch-in fx
pressure sensitive keys and multifunctional fader
sampling frequency: 46 kHz / 16-bit
1x stereo in/out, sync in/out, midi in/out and usb-c
Check out the first motorized (belt driven) SC1000 by the homie John Beez in Los Angeles, CA.
