The Alesis keys and modules have a wave called "Tape String" that in of itself is a little too strident, but mixed with stock strings makes a killer Mellotron. I use an S4, but I think many of the others have the same wave. My band does a couple of tunes that spotlight the Mellotron, and the S4 comes through nicely. Regards, -BW -- Bruce Wahler Design Consultant Ashby Solutions™ www.ashbysolutions.com CloneWheel Support Group and HiNote moderator 978.386.7389 voice 978.964.0547 fax bruce@...m At 01:46 A 10/27/2001 +0000, you wrote: >--- In AN1x-list@y..., Linda Dachtyl <lindaleed@e...> wrote: > > I have that patch. It is ok, but not great IMO, compared to what else I > have > > for this sound. > > Still better than nothing. > > > > Linda > >Linda, >I'm far from being any kind of Mellotron expert (Moody Blues anybody?) >but, there is a VSTi called M-Tron which is reputed to be a fair >Mellotron knock-off. I've not yet tried it myself. If you use a VST >capable MIDI/Audio sequencer you might want to check it out: > ><http://www.gmedia.com/>http://www.gmedia.com/ > >here are some user reviews too: > ><http://www.kvr-vst.com/vsti.php?vsti=27>http://www.kvr-vst.com/vsti.php?vsti=27 > >regards, > >Jon
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Re: [AN1x-list] Re: Anyone else going for "Progressive Rock" sounds?
2001-10-27 by Bruce Wahler
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