How A Mellotron Works
Here’s a look inside a Mellotron M400, and some of the technical details of the instrument’s mechanics and electronics. … Read More How A Mellotron Works
Here’s a look inside a Mellotron M400, and some of the technical details of the instrument’s mechanics and electronics. … Read More How A Mellotron Works
Multi-instrumentalist Alessandro Cortini (Nine Inch Nails) discusses his live rig.… Read More Alessandro Cortini Explains His Live Rig
Sonic Bloom has shared a free sample library, featuring the classic sounds of the Mellotron. … Read More Free Mellotron Samples
Wouter van Veldhoven shared this live performance with a custom ‘reel-to-reel Mellotron thing’.… Read More Jamming With A Reel-To-Reel Mellotron Thing
The Mellotron M4000D is a sample-playback keyboard that features classic Mellotron and Chamberlin sounds.… Read More Mellotron M4000D Mini Performance
Microtron captures the saturated orchestral sounds of the Mellotron – the tape-replay instrument made famous by the Beatles, Genesis and other bands. … Read More Puremagnetik Intros ‘Microtron’ Mellotron Sound Pack
While inspired by instruments like the Mellotron and Ondes Martenot, the OM-1 uses a standard cassette tape as its audio source, so its sound is completely up to you:… Read More The Onde Magnétique Is Like A Cassette Tape Mellotron
At Musikmesse 2016, Markus Resch of Mellotron.com was showing a complete line of modern Mellotron keyboards.
Electro-Harmonix has introduced the Mel9 Tape Replay Machine – a new effect designed to turn your guitar (or keyboard) into a Mellotron. The Mel9 ‘pays homage to nine of the coolest Mellotron sounds’, according to EXH: Orchestra Cello Strings Flut Clarinet Saxophon Brass Low Choir and High Choir Here’s the official demo video, featuring Bill… Read More Electro-Harmonix Mel9 Turns Your Guitar Or Keyboard Into A Mellotron
GForce Software has released The Streetly Tapes – Vol 3, the final part of its Streetly Tapes trilogy of expansion packs for M-Tron Pro. The Streetly Tapes – Vol 3 contains 26 tape banks curated from the original EMI tape-based ‘Tron M400 archive.