The Mellotron Group

Hi all - here are the channel assignments that I had worked out for M-tron.

The pitch assignment is Channel 95 (which is not the standard midi pitch
wheel channel - think that one is PW)
volume is channel 7
tone is channel 74
Attack is channel 73
Release is channel 72

Hope this is of some help. Unfortunately, this does nothing to improve
the sound of the majority of the samplle sets.

best,
john barrick

On Wed, 21 Nov 2007, john barrick wrote:

> Hi all - here are the channel assignments that I had worked out for M-tron.
>
> The pitch assignment is Channel 95 (which is not the standard midi pitch
> wheel channel - think that one is PW)
> volume is channel 7
> tone is channel 74
> Attack is channel 73
> Release is channel 72
>
> Hope this is of some help. Unfortunately, this does nothing to improve
> the sound of the majority of the samplle sets.
>
> best,
> john barrick

not to pick nits, but i think you mean "controller" number - not channel
numbers. [there are only 16 midi channels, but lots of controllers...]

volume is controller 7, unless otherwise assigned on both sending and
receiving device [even if the device is a soft-synth/vsti/dxi/etc]

just to clarify things...
jeff

Duh! Yes, you're absolutely correct, Jeff, and thanks for the correction.

I have this irritating habit of renaming things in my mind, and
sometimes it ends up crossing over into what I type. I should have
designated them as CC 95, CC7, CC74, CC73, CC72.
best,
john b


jeffc@netaxs.com wrote:

>
> On Wed, 21 Nov 2007, john barrick wrote:
>
> > Hi all - here are the channel assignments that I had worked out for
> M-tron.
> >
> > The pitch assignment is Channel 95 (which is not the standard midi pitch
> > wheel channel - think that one is PW)
> > volume is channel 7
> > tone is channel 74
> > Attack is channel 73
> > Release is channel 72
> >
> > Hope this is of some help. Unfortunately, this does nothing to improve
> > the sound of the majority of the samplle sets.
> >
> > best,
> > john barrick
>
> not to pick nits, but i think you mean "controller" number - not channel
> numbers. [there are only 16 midi channels, but lots of controllers...]
>
> volume is controller 7, unless otherwise assigned on both sending and
> receiving device [even if the device is a soft-synth/vsti/dxi/etc]
>
> just to clarify things...
> jeff
>
>

On Wed, 21 Nov 2007, john barrick wrote:

> Duh! Yes, you're absolutely correct, Jeff, and thanks for the correction.
>
> I have this irritating habit of renaming things in my mind, and
> sometimes it ends up crossing over into what I type. I should have
> designated them as CC 95, CC7, CC74, CC73, CC72.
> best,
> john b

no "duh" needed.
i think we all have little "silent but deadly brain farts" from
time to time - i know i have more and more as i get older ;0)

...jeff

[senility is coming on fast, along with aches and pains in
places i didn't even know i had places...]

--- jeffc@netaxs.com wrote:

> On Wed, 21 Nov 2007, john barrick wrote:
>
> > Duh! Yes, you're absolutely correct, Jeff, and
> thanks for the correction.
> >
> > I have this irritating habit of renaming things in
> my mind, and
> > sometimes it ends up crossing over into what I
> type. I should have
> > designated them as CC 95, CC7, CC74, CC73, CC72.
> > best,
> > john b
>
>
> no "duh" needed.
> i think we all have little "silent but deadly brain
> farts" from
> time to time - i know i have more and more as i get
> older ;0)
>
> ...jeff
>
> [senility is coming on fast, along with aches and
> pains in
> places i didn't even know i had places...]
>

And, when the place don't hurt, it feels fine...
-The Arkansas farmer/'tronist




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