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I agree. Dave Kean’s Mike Pinder CDis great! A must if you want the complete Mark II sound set!
Or you can check out my Tron samples at www.vintagekeyboardsounds.com .There are two sets: Set A is 3 Violins, Cello, and Choir, and Set B isStrawberry Fields Flute, Mixed Brass, and Cello. Each set is $20. BTW, thesesamples have been authorized by Dave…
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From:Mellotronists@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Mellotronists@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of jeffc@...
Sent: Monday, November 28, 2005 11:42 AM
To: Mellotronists@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Mellotronists] Re:Best tron samples??
OnMon, 28 Nov 2005 mrarcoman@... wrote:
> A friend of mine demonstrated tonight his"Sonar 5" computer-based music
> package which had an impressive sound,selection of musical instruments, and
> editing and mixing capability. What wasmissing, were tron sounds. He said he
> wanted to find the best samples and didn'tknow where to find them. Any
> suggestions would be appreciated. I amfairly computer illiterate, so try to give
> me info in a simple fashion. Fortunately he's not, so he should be able to
> understand the info.
the mellotron archives/pinder disc is the best ihave ever heard.
[ymmv - there are some out there that are reallyawful.
it's an AKAI format CDROM. [see: http://www.mellotron.com/cdlist.htm]
using the program "cdxtract" [see: http://www.cdxtract.com/ ] you can
translate the samples into other formats for usewith other
samplers/software. it has a great variety.
btw: is this a typo on the mellotron.com site?:
Copyright 1997-2015 David Kean, Mellotron.All rights reserved.
[i have never seen a copyright claim like thisbefore. prior restraint?
what year IS this anyhow?]
> Thanks, Craig
>