No fancy stuff Fritz. A freebie Voxengo Tube Amp Plug in, and the cheap but wonderful Valhalla Room Reverb. The Tube Amp allowed me to
dial in what I thought was just the right amount of distortion and drive.
I D/I'd the tron directly into the computer via a Steinberg MI2 sound box, using a very early version of Cubase LE, which I'll probably have to
update when I eventually have to change to Windows 7 from XP which is currently stable and working great. Grrr!
Note. Because I was having motor problems for a while, I did try some of the lead tron parts on the 4000D initially, but I replaced with the
m400 because the sound of the machine simply had more bite to it. Thanks Martin and John btw for a great job replacing the motor for me.
It was a joy to do.
Cheers.
AK
Andy Kinch
kinchmusic@aol.com
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From: fdoddy@aol.com [newmellotrongroup] <newmellotrongroup@yahoogroups.com>
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Sent: Tue, 26 Aug 2014 22:40
Subject: Re: [newmellotrongroup] Epitaph cover version
Yes, very well done. Great recording of the tron. Andy, what was your audio path in and out for the tron, plugs etc?
fritz
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From: Martin
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Subject: Re: [newmellotrongroup] Epitaph cover version
Well done Andy. Loved it.
Finally finished this labour of love. Something I've always wanted to do if time and opportunity allowed.
All me, so no-one else to blame! Lol.
Kept to the original arrangement as much as talent allowed, if nothing else, to see how far I could take the keyboards I had available in
reproducing the "real" performances of the day.
Piano/ Organ. Nord Electro 3
Bass. Roland XP10
Minimoog Voyager.
Moog Taurus 1
M400. Mk2 3 violins. Mixed Brass B.
Everything else M4000D.
Acoustic Guitar. Acoustic Guitar.
Drums. EZ Drummer.
Various synth/ perc loops.
Hope you like.
Best to all.
Andy K