conny plank was responsible for the recording of more important works than any other engineer i can think of. [just IMHO of course] when he passed away a few years ago, we lost a groundbreaking engineer/producer. he was singlehandedly responsible for the concept of "snapshot console automation", at least as far as i know he was. [he used a polaroid camera suspended over the console in order to 'capture' the console's settings - MUCH cheaper than an SSL!] i have seen many pictures of his studio on record sleeves, and he owned an m400 [along with many other instruments that appeared on some truly classic recordings...] does anybody know what became of it? of all the mellotron with "pedigree" and "history" this must surely be one of the most important ever - top-ten for sure... just curious... jeff ======================================================== mailto:jeffc@... http://www.netaxs.com/~jeffc/ ======================================================== "Since at the beginning and end of our lives we are so dependent on others' kindness, how can it be that in the middle we neglect kindness towards others?" - Tenzin Gyatso - His Holiness the Fourteenth Dalai Lama ========================================================
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conny plank's m400?
2004-06-05 by Jeff Coulter
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