I've played around with the Mellotron Archives samples of the viola sound and I have to agree - it sounds harsh to me. I'm considering the new one - Cyndee Lee Rule. But what I really want is a solo violin other than the M400 one. "Never Comes the Day" has the most obvious use of this sound that I can think of. > --- In newmellotrongroup@yahoogroups.com, Rick Blechta <rick@...> wrote: >> >> >> On Mar 2, 2010, at 6:46 PM, Thomas C. Doncourt wrote: >> >> > While the subject of ordering tapes is fresh on the mind I'll risk the >> > usual rounds of Moodies bashing to ask a pressing question. Can anyone >> > tell me what solo violin sound is used by Pinder on "Never Comes the >> Day". >> > I'm guessing that it is from the M300. But is it StringB or a solo >> string >> > that I don't know about? I'd like to have it on a rack along with a >> good >> > viola and the Tenor Sax. >> >> Unless Martin has improved the pitch of several duff notes, I'd stay >> away from the Viola. It's just not that good soundwise, either. Viola >> really is a lovely instrument and it deserves to be shown in a better >> light. >> > > This Viola sounds goo to me: > > http://www.mikedickson.org.uk/tron/clrviola.mp3 > > Bernie > >
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Re: [newmellotrongroup] Re: String sound on "Never Comes the Day"
2010-03-03 by Thomas C. Doncourt
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