Mellotronists

record each note of each sound you want to layer on separate audio 
tracks of a 4/8 track recorder or computer software(all notes must 
start together) then resample the layers into your sampler as a new 
single sound.

-In other words...let's say record violins each note up the keyboard 
for their full length on track one(use a click or count to cue the 
note starts)...reload new sound...say,cello...record each note of the 
keyboard full length on track two(synched to begin with previous 
track click/count) and so on
  then play back all the tracks balanced and panned or eq'd/efx'd 
into your sampler as a single new bank(assigning each note to it's 
proper place in your sampler)  no loops unless you want them.
  Fat end-of-the-universe tron layers unlimited....you could do this 
with brasses,choirs,organ,whatever...mix Chamberlin and Mellotron 
sounds together on single notes.





-- In Mellotronists@yahoogroups.com, "charel196" <charel196@y...> 
wrote:

> record each note of each sound you want to layer on separate audio 
> tracks of a 4/8 track recorder or computer software(all notes must 
> start together) then resample the layers into your sampler as a new 
> single sound.