The Mellotron Group

I think 5a is the Seven Stones sound. I remember 5c as the Cirkus sound
although someone who actually owns  a MkII would know for sure. I've
played around with the "hammond' organ on the Pinder sample disk and it
sounds like a dead ringer for "Seven Stones". The 6c Church organ is the
sound Pinder used. I hope Markus doesn't die or the world end if I am
mistaken in any of this!
> --- In newmellotrongroup@yahoogroups.com, tronbros@... wrote:
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>> In a message dated 07/07/2008 20:42:24 GMT Standard Time,
> tomdcour@...
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>> The Cirkus  organ is a Lowrey organ recording on the MkII I think-
> I played
>> it on Jerry  Korb\u2019s MkI last summer.
>> The intro to Seven Stones is the Hammond on the  MkII.
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>> According to Geoff Unwin, mellotron demonstrator from the  outset,
> there are
>> no Hammond sounds on the MK1/MKII.  They are all  Lowrey.
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>> M
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> Oh yeah, it's been mentioned here before. I've got to stop using
> Marcus' and M-Tron's naming conventions and refer to the station
> location instead.
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> so...
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> Right keyboard:
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> Station 1C - Is this the Cirkus organ?
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> Station 5A - How about this one?
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> Station 5C - Maybe this one?
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> Station 6C - both Mellotron.com and Chandor Chasma refer to this as
> Church Organ. I believe this is the one on Seven Stones and the one
> that Pinder favored.
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> Is the organ on the left keyboard the same as any of the above?
>
> What is the Harpsichord Effect? Is it not a real harpsichord?
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> Bernie
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