Meet The Makers - Dave Rossum

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Dave Rossum is one of those people who's influence is easy to miss.
His early involvement in electronic music instrument design started with the E-mu systems modular and quickly developed into the early digital systems where he was a pioneer.
His engineering and design work went on to bring us some real classics that shaped entire genres and generations of music: Emulator Samplers, SP12 and SP1200 being the most well-known.
We caught up with Dave at Superbooth this year and had a great chat.
As well as his own Rossum-Electro.com products, Dave also has a lot of input in other products, also being a technical consultant for Universal Audio amongst other things.
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Комментарии : 51

@AtticusBleep 5 лет назад

What a nice bloke. Wish he could buy back the Emu name.

@breslin44 5 лет назад

Absolute legend. Still so enthusiastic

@iantanner7579 5 лет назад

what an affable guy, and quite humble with it, - considering his massive influence on electronic music. - superb interview -

@noisebleeder6096 5 лет назад

living (and kicking) legend ! Great moment , always fascinating to listen to his story ...

@InkyDaCaT 5 лет назад

What a complete legend!! Thanks all. Music history

@arthurallsopp9344 4 года назад

Dave Rossum your creation's over the years have fueled my musical creativity and so many others. Thank You Sir.

@braincoral9866 5 лет назад

Dave Rossum= Legend. we are not worthy :)

@AndyVonal 5 лет назад

We should all bow the knee to this guy... Where would music be today without him? His influence has been huge. I still lust after and Emulator II but I'll just have to make do with my old ESI4000!

@EannaButler 5 лет назад

I’ve been looking forward to this upload from when you announced it on sonic talk a couple of weeks ago.. such a good, good guy!

@MrStognabologna 5 лет назад

Me too

@buyukberber 5 лет назад

Thanks for this, it’s so precious

@AlexBallMusic 2 года назад

Wonderful. What a brilliant guy. Thanks for feeding smart questions too Nick.

@TheNimasan Год назад

def one of the greatest in the game....of old and modern era- really love this guy!!

@Chevytravelleruk 5 лет назад

What a truly wonderful, humble and brilliant genius of a man.. One of the absolute greats and an inspiring human being

@brianreilly6545 5 лет назад

Really enjoy these interviews, thx!

@zaphod4265 3 года назад

Huge fan of E-mu Systems. What a great interview, and great guy. As an Emulator II and XL-7 Command Station owner I have much respect for Dave Rossum. Thanks Nick!

@Justinolsontunes 5 лет назад

Brilliant! Legend indeed! Some of the most beautiful and well designed eurorack modules i have personally used. Very glad to have the opportunity to interact with his creations and art! Thank you Dave... and the Sonic Sate Team!

@juanlucas3942 Год назад

Great interview glad I found this

@coco805 5 лет назад

Fascinating interview! This was awesome!

@axis_8 9 месяцев назад

I am in awe. 🙏

@JesseJuup 5 лет назад

Legend! Very nice interview. If Dave Rossum would write a book, a biography, I would buy it and read it eagerly!

@s90210h 5 лет назад

Thank you very much, very insightful!

@petegreenwood2793 5 лет назад

Superb interview Nick!

@solaryzer 5 лет назад

Epic interview !!

@BrunoWiebelt 5 лет назад

very great interview , thank you so deep insight

@MouldySoul 3 года назад

What a dude. Absolutely brilliant interview!

@carriersignal 4 года назад

Such an inspirational video. I could only aspire to be as great as Dave.

@MikkelGrumBovin 5 лет назад

Great interview - You sure get around some legends on the "Booth" ;-D

@steelcitysi 5 лет назад

Inventiveness and genius aside - what a great human being and inspiration. Rare to have all those qualities in one person.

@daxu9605 5 лет назад

Legend!!!

@CurritmoRx 3 года назад

I will use and play E-MU gear as long as it does sound. Had and have the best experiences with it !

@hasan7786 2 года назад

Wife asked me when im going to stop working. Told her id keep working. Classic.

@banksideleopards2569 8 месяцев назад

Rossum #EMU are the most precise, stable Oscillators, I love this chirurgical metallic sound

@axs203 5 лет назад

yes....Legend!

@axs203 5 лет назад

I still have a soft spot for Emu's Proteus 2000 range. The B3 was very well done. Also had the Vintage Pro. That was a nice module. I liked the simplicity of these.....they also had 128 note Polyphony. Mophatt sounds so phatt......I had all of them. The ZR perfect piano was pretty good for the time! Yes they should give up the name and let him have it back. Wouldn't it be fun if they brought out a new Emulator.

@blablanmoguer 5 лет назад

Proper Legend!

@rnedp760 4 года назад

Massive E-MU fan, selling my EII was the biggest gear mistake of my life. But he kind of gives the impression he invented sampling, which he didn't. Still, a legend for sure.

@pizzagogo6151 5 лет назад

That was a great interview thanks! As much as I love Japanese synths- I really miss the innovations companies like E-mu (& Ensoniq) brought to the music tech world. He’s so awesome I can almost forgive him for helping create the tools that lead to abomination that is hip-hop 😁

@SeraphimArchives 4 года назад

You know that last comment is an absolute disgrace lol.

@NorskSokkel 4 года назад

What an absolute legend indeed. I'd be so happy if he got the E-mu name back. It's really his name, after all. And to my knowledge, at least, the name is not being used anyway, so if Creative still owns it: Give it back, guys. Just sign the name over to Rossum. It's the only decent thing to do for a massive corporation like yours. Didn't Yamaha give Dave Smith back the Sequential name? That only made me think more highly of Yamaha.

@PurpleTonalCentral27 3 года назад

Would be so amazing to see a new complete instrument from Dave based on his new Assimil8or, Morpheus and other modules... A sampling workstation, like a SP1200 for the 21st century.

@LlewynDaviesTheThird 3 года назад

what a dude. Where can I buy the red trike @14:46 ? (can you put an affiliate link in the description pls)

@Kkidzz 5 лет назад

21:51........ hmmmm...starts with a B?

@olesolja1407 2 года назад

This dude is super cool…

@audioartisan 4 года назад

My Z-Plane Hero!

@hjhkjhre454554 Год назад

Ace.

@joshk2181 Год назад

Force Bob to come up w some more modules, at gunpoint if you have to

@proudpolishherbsman2583 2 года назад

Roger Linn and Dave Rossum, two white guys who influenced the history of hip-hop.

@BoothOfEternity 5 лет назад

😞kept waiting at the end for Dave to HINT at 5U.. but he didn’t. very 😔 sad.

@axs203 Год назад

He knows is market better than me.....but I would my two cents ...say why don’t you design a small sampler that is desktop with a keyboard. Not everyone can afford Eurorack and modular.....not a big setup....there aren’t many samplers out there since Microsampler by Korg. I guess there is the 1010 one and Deluge......but none have a keyboard. I’ve got fond memories of Emu rompers and my e4k keyboard. That was like a Rolls Royce. I wish I’d not sold it now for 250 quid!