Hi Martin just a bit of light-hearted discussion:) My main point is that bands like the Flower Kings,Hackett,IQ, and others who still use tron sounds in a live rig might find this instrument useful for instant gratification and non-worrying about tech issues(at least until we hear how the Memotron holds up on the road) > Ah, Chuck, don't get so fretful! The point is that as a seasoned tron > owner, you know that mellotrons have hard to define attributes that means they > never play the same thing the same way twice. There are a lot more elements at > play and we have spent a long time defining them for our own edification. > Unless you model what a mellotron does then a sample replay instrument is a > compromise and that's what the Memotron is - a compromise. Jealousy really > doesn't come into it at all! > > Best, > > Martin > > > STREETLY ELECTRONICS - All things Mellotronic > _www.mellotronics.co.uk_ (http://www.mellotronics.co.uk/) > www.mellotronics.com > > US East Coast Agent - Jimmy Moore _JMoore6397_ (mailto:JMoore6397) @... > US West Coast Agent - Paul Cox _pjc56@e..._ > (mailto:pjc56@e...) >
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Re: Memotron
2006-01-27 by charel196
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