Bruce Wahler wrote: > Actually, I hope I'm using the correct term; (in regards to just intonation) I think you are. I would like to be a purist on Mellotron, but, well, I can't find one and I am not a car mechanic!! I used to lurk on the tron tech list and it was a very eye opening experience. I have a couple of Hammonds and that is enough maintenance! I have found the EMU Vintage Keys sound module to be a good substitute. They have samples of Mark II and Mark IV trons, and Chamberlin sounds (US instrument that predated the Mellotron). There is a bit of a bitter history between Chamberlin and Mellotron. Don't know all the details. I have bought some samples. Haven't tried the Pinder cd. I found some good sample cards for the Ensoniq ASR-10 series through Greytsounds. However, they were only the tron and Chamberlin strings, Chamberlin flute, and Chamberlin choir. The Chamberlin choir is just awful for the most part. The Chamberlin flute is different than the tron one, although it isn't too bad. Still think the Vintage Keys is the trick, They were discontinued and show up every once in awhile. Probably could get one for less than $500 US, now. One of the flute patches is very convincing in playing Strawberry Fields. It even shuts off after 8 seconds or so, so you have to take the "tron approach" in playing it! Linda
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Re: [AN1x-list] Enlightening exercise: Strawberry fields synth sound?
2001-03-12 by Linda Dachtyl
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