Well, the Mellotron strings on 'Shutter On The Scene' on 'Domus' (http://www.mikedickson.org.uk/domus/Shutter%20On%20The%20Scene.mp3) are all 24 bit digital samples that I made myself using uncompressed WAV files without noise reduction or editing of any kind. The reason for using them as opposed to the real thing was because I knew I would have to play around with the key that the piece was in, hence the MIDI recording. Mike ceccles_ca wrote: > > --- In newmellotrongroup@yahoogroups.com > <mailto:newmellotrongroup%40yahoogroups.com>, Mike Dickson > <mike.dickson@...> wrote: > >It would appear that it's not the quality of the samples that's > always the issue, but the way in which they are processed. > > > > Mike > > Should the samples be converted to digital and not processed at all, > or should they just be processed carefully? > > All of the current digital mellotron sample libraries were produced > with 16 bit editors (or lower). Over-processing can hose-up 16 bit > samples quickly. > > It would be good to hear mellotron samples recorded with 24 bit gear > and done with minimal processing. > > Clay > > -- Mike Dickson, Edinburgh
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Re: [newmellotrongroup] Re: Mellotron/Clavia samples
2007-12-09 by Mike Dickson
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