mellotron source

[Christian Hofmann]

On Thu, 3 Dec 1998 06:56:44 -0800
pjson at pacbell.net (Kirke Sonnichsen) wrote:

> I would second this with one caveat: all the samples are 22.05kHz!
> 
> - Kirke
> (fine and mello)
> 
> 
> >Hi everybody,
> >may be this has already been written, but there is a good CD ROM called
> >Mike Pinter's mellotron which covers all classic mellotronic (from
> >chamberlin to
> >mellotron 4 tracks) sounds.
> >There are no loops and the samples cover each key (of mellos or
> >chamberlins) sampled for the famous 8 seconds.

Hi,
now that's not such a bad thing with tron samples. I don't think there's
much above 10 kHz anyway, and I found out that those samples I have can
be made a bit more authentic by applying a LP filter. Strange, but maybe
it's because the sampled mellotron was in better shape than those being
played in the 70s...

cu
Christian

P.S.: Can someone tell me where I can get that Mike Pinder CD,
preferably in Europe or even in Germany?