I thought Gummo was something you use to clean your carburetor!
Actually, I've got a D-50 with all the sound cards available at the
time, and it's been a workhorse with a few VERY decent sounds and
others, such as some of the strings, that actually can help enhance
or smooth out the Mellotron tracks! But I'd agree it's very
frustrating that it's not multi-timbral. Didn't realize that till I
got it home. Lost LOTS of potential usefulness due to only-one-sound-
at-a-time performance. THAT was a BIG mistake by Roland. Huge. Unless
it was pre-planned to "hold" buyers until they could snag 'em with
new multi-timbral instruments. They got ME.
Anyway, cheers to all on the new board, and all the best to you all.
Berington Van Campen
M400 #1485
--- In
newmellotrongroup@yahoogroups.com, Bruce Daily <pocotron@...>
wrote:
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> "Mellotronomy comedy is the woist thing I ever heard".
>
> -Tronno Marx.
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> --- mellotronist <mellotronist@...> wrote:
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> > I thought Gummo was the "popular" little sister.
> >
> >
> > > you forgot gummo.
> >
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