> Does anyone remember "Time and Tide" by Greenslade? 3 Instruments only. > Heavily Chorused Fender Rhodes bass. Tracked 3 violins. And what I presume is > Mk2 Brass.-Mellotron Heaven! > Andy K And a Roger Dean cover, if I recall correctly! Re: analog stringers - I've noticed that most of them, except the Freeman unit, had a very characteristic and repetitive chorusing pattern giving the sounds a very looped effect except that it doesn't speed up and slow down as you ascend and descend the keyboard. I have tried to emulate that with LFO and vibrato speed control on a couple of patches based on my old Crumar Orchestrator and have come close to the feel, but it's obvious all of those old stringer manufacturers were using the same chorusing circuit to create the randomness of string pads with simple sawtooth waves as a starting point. Hold a note down and you'll hear what I mean. And I'd still like to get one of the earlier ARP String Ensembles, just to have that syrupy sweet string pad occasionally, and I'd be happy to commit illegal acts for a Freeman. Jon E Salley MiloJohnson@... M400 #886
Message
Re: [Mellotronists] Re: Vintage synth tidbit
2002-07-12 by JS
Attachments
- No local attachments were found for this message.