Sonic LAB: GForce M-Tron Pro

A first look at this new virtual instrument from GForce Software. Based on the M-Tron it ads the newly developed synth engine from their Virtual String Machine to add deep filter and effects

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[brandonelliot]

Wow, so much talking, I had to go almost all the way to the end of the clip just to hear the damn thing

[sonicstate]

@brandonelliot its a review, not a demo.

[Ancaja123]

this plugin does not sound cheap.

[galaxyrock]

This isn't a software synth, it uses samples from actual Mellotrons. There is nothing weak about the M-Tron Pro. Look at squonk06's videos where he uses the older version of M-Tron, this is powerful stuff.

[captainbaptain]

@trilingual Thanks!!!

[trilingual]

@captainbaptain I think it was around $250.00 when I got it. You can get it right now (sale)at Sweetwater Music for $199.95 or so. You need a keyboard controller, though; but you may already have that (?)

[captainbaptain]

@trilingual Hi! Just wondering how much M-Tron Pro costs? Thanks!

[paulypods]

beautiful

[theandroids]

@jumpbox3 yeah in standalone mode its fine, does not work in DAW

[jumpbox3]

@theandroids You really ought to look into that because I use this on Windows 7 regularly

[trilingual]

I have the M-Tron Pro and I can say that is a mind-blowingly fantastic set of sounds and capabilities. Haunting strings, choirs, brass, woodwinds plus some additional surprises--just like the real Mellotron without the tuning and breakdown problems. Worth the price for the strings alone!.Thank you G-Force--you know what you're doing!

[theandroids]

Shame you cant use it in windows 7 :(