Mellotronists

Chuck wrote:

<<I might have mentioned this a while back but Jean Michel Jarre's LIVE 
IN MOSCOW DVD has prominent dsplay of a mint MK2 onstage>>

Blowyerowntrumpettime,

Actually it used to be mine.  It's the first MKII I owned back in 1989 which 
I bought(with Les's help) from Ray Thomas.  When Jarre contacted us it seemed 
the appropriate machine to supply and I upgraded to another MKII in the 
process before getting my MKI.  Just for info, JMJ's machine has the cycling locked 
up and has four standard MKII/M400 sounds plus two bespoke sounds that Jean 
Michel provided.  These are Jarrotron and Jarre Orchestra.  One is a processed 
version of the M400 Violins(from his Novatron) and the other is a straight lift 
from some obscure prototype synth, the name of which escapes me(it had a 
trendy stone wheel and wooden stick as I recall) which he wanted to make 
polyphonic.  

Best,

Martin
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On Sunday, December 21, 2003, at 08:29  am, tronbros@... wrote:
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>  and the other is a straight lift from some obscure prototype synth, 
> the name of which escapes me(it had a trendy stone wheel and wooden 
> stick as I recall) which he wanted to make polyphonic. 
>

... an early Nord Lead maybe?... but I thought these were poly out of 
the box?

C

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----- Original Message -----

From: Colin Crawford

To: mellotronists@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Sunday, December 21, 2003 12:23 PM

Subject: Re: [Mellotronists] Mellotronists] Jarre In Moscow DVD

C

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So, Col - when are we actually going to see some Sundae Club product, then? :-)

Andy T.

On Sunday, December 21, 2003, at 03:44  pm, Andy Thompson wrote:

>   
> So, Col - when are we actually going to see some Sundae Club product, 
> then?  :-)
>  
> Andy T.
>  
>  
>
Your guess as good as mine!.. Try asking Safta Jaffery at Taste Music

http://www.tastemusic.com

and you may get an answer. At the moment we've been given an interim 
pre-release album with final track listing and a comment that we may be 
asked to edit a couple of things here and there. Meanwhile we'll update 
the site over Christmas and add a few new downloads. Norm is already a 
fan of "The Brummagem Fly"  - a whimsical tale of longboats in the 
Streetly area....

Best

C

http://www.s-club.co.uk
        Sundae Club*
    [there ain't no party]