M-Tron - MkII Piano

[tseekr379]

i particularly enjoyed the slow arpeggios... cool demonstration, I love the M-tron program!

[VenVile]

I love this sound!

[Mikemaniax]

Can you play the Firth of Fifth intro with this? How ridiculous would that sound?

[Squonk06]

It would be difficult, on account of the small scope of the Mellotron's 35-note range. It would definitely sound weird, though.

[weaponEX]

i always wondered what a piano would sound like with no attack:release:sustain:decay

it kind of makes you wonder how they got the audacity to dare submit that as a piano!! when sustained notes are played, it sounds realistic, i guess

[Squonk06]

This sort of thing was actually done with a real piano in the 70s. I know for a fact that in the middle of Genesis' "Supper's Ready" there's a passage with piano chords with the attack portion faded in.

[M400fan]

@Squonk06 Yes - the beginning of How Dare I Be So Beautiful?

[spacearbour]

Mellotronaic was absolutely right, it was used in "It would be so nice"!

[Mikemaniax]

It actually gives the piano a more violin-like quality.

[Ancaja123]

sounds so good!  can't wait to get my mtron pro

[heytimj]

this sound gets super good if u make the attack and release times longer, yayaya

[tomeitoo]

jajaj mui gracioso el tema del 1 : 10

good: )

[Mellotronaic]

It Would Be So Nice by Pink Floyd used the Piano tape.

[Mikemaniax]

Nah, it was "Paintbox".

[grwally101]

strange sound here. but i like these videos.