The Mellotron Group

Gino, I'm coming by to take you for a ride in my new Fennari.
 
 
 
In a message dated 2/19/2012 1:37:01 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
wonggster@gmail.com writes:

 
 
 
Don't get me started on a 4000D. I know people who are full time working  
musicians who's records we have all bought and it is regarded as adirty  
oppurtunistic fake, like a guitar with Gribson or Pender on the headstock,  
there were such things.  
If you can't afford a real Mellotron then don't bother buying an ersatrz  
device.. get a laptop or a sampler, theat plays Streetly approved samples. I  
have a Melotron and a computer and a sampler but I have felt no need for a  
thing that replicates a common thing like sample playback. If there was  
anything about these machines that made them special in termsof functionality  
I would not hesitate to reccomend.EG : I can't find a anything that 
repliactes  my Crumar Performer.


A VST playback module like the Muse would be what I would buy


Look up the gear approach used by Radio Massacre International. A  stripped 
down sampler with good samplesin a solid easy to maintain hardware  shell 
and power sypply that demands no work to replace .is a great  thing. 

On Sun, Feb 19, 2012 at 11:08 AM, mkmellotron <_mkmellotron@yahoo.gr_ 
(mailto:mkmellotron@yahoo.gr) >  wrote:


 
 
 
greatings from Greece
i am considering buying a digital mellotron,(i  would prefer the analogue 
M4000 by streetly but it is way too  expensive...)
So please share your thoughts M4000D or memotron / memotron  rack.
Your opinions will be very usefull,thanks in advance

ps: (i  have the software) it is for gigging!!












-- 
"All music is folk music; I ain't never heard no horse sing a  song."
Louis Armstrong




Gino Wong Birgelo  
BSComm, BSEE, CG, CSEC  
Audio Production,  Logistics, Analog Synthesizers, Sound Design


_Ginowong@gmail.com_ (mailto:Ginowong@gmail.com)