Mellotronists

Hi Tim,
For all those out there like me that don't have access to a sampler 
but have a good pc and sound card; try GMedia's M-tron. You need 
a VST 2.0 compliant host (eg Cubasis 4.0 for £40 or so and M-tron 
for £50 approx and off you go!) I've never heard Pinders CD or any 
others to compare it with but being able to compare real tron and 
virtual tron side by side it sounds ok to me. I'd be interested to hear 
opinions for others if anyone has it.
John
M300#005

To:             	Mellotronists@yahoogroups.com
From:           	"Tim Clark" <sydroms@...>
Date sent:      	Wed, 11 Jun 2003 13:08:55 -0000
Subject:        	[Mellotronists] Mellotron Emulator / Samples / Sound modules

> Hey all,
> 
> I'm sure this is going to cause the die-hards to cringe, but I'm 
> looking to get the most authentic mellotron tone I can get out of a 
> sound module. I figured I'd ask people who actually own a real 
> mellotron to find out what is close. Are there any software emulators 
> out there for the tron? 
> 
> I've been looking at the Roland SRX expansion board (Ultimate Keys, a 
> combination of two JV boards called Keys of the 60s and 70s and 
> Vintage Synthesizers). It's the only one I've seen to advertise their 
> mellotron tones, so I'm hoping its good. Anyone heard it? I haven't 
> looked into any competitors, only Roland. Anyone else heard any good 
> mellotron patches in a sound module?
> 
> Thanks!
> -Tim
> 
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