More Mellotron Samples - Update
- KVRAF
- 2096 posts since 24 May, 2008 from London, UK
I would be interested in hearing these samples (always liked the Mellotron sound from listening to St Etienne as a teenager!) but am just wondering about copyright issues.
As the tapes are recordings, I'm concerned that sampling them without permission would be a breach of copyright and therefore, if I liked them, I wouldn't be able to use them in a commercial composition?
If you have permission, then that's great.
As the tapes are recordings, I'm concerned that sampling them without permission would be a breach of copyright and therefore, if I liked them, I wouldn't be able to use them in a commercial composition?
If you have permission, then that's great.
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- KVRian
- 684 posts since 20 Nov, 2006
taijiguy wrote:Bukeqi! Ke shi, wo bu shi Zhonggouren. Wo zhi xihuan da TaijiquanLXNDR1 wrote:absolutely xie xie Taijiguy
i wish i could understand the second sentence, if you typed in Chinese i at least could googletranslate it
sometimes it's hard not to be an asshole © mellotronaut
you work so somebody can rest
Doing sound synthesis if organs is all you get, leave it alone
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you work so somebody can rest
Doing sound synthesis if organs is all you get, leave it alone
All Rights Deserved
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- KVRian
- 684 posts since 20 Nov, 2006
sorry to intervene, but maybe it's better to not hear them at all to not get tempted into breaching of copyright, just as if they were never theresynaesthesia wrote:I would be interested in hearing these samples (always liked the Mellotron sound from listening to St Etienne as a teenager!) but am just wondering about copyright issues.
As the tapes are recordings, I'm concerned that sampling them without permission would be a breach of copyright and therefore, if I liked them, I wouldn't be able to use them in a commercial composition?
If you have permission, then that's great.
no cask of honey goes without a spoon of tar
sometimes it's hard not to be an asshole © mellotronaut
you work so somebody can rest
Doing sound synthesis if organs is all you get, leave it alone
All Rights Deserved
you work so somebody can rest
Doing sound synthesis if organs is all you get, leave it alone
All Rights Deserved
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- KVRian
- 514 posts since 11 Jun, 2005 from Western Third of the shire of the Horse Bay
Just a small bump to say a big "thank you" to taijiguy for the samples and also for his permission to package them
With his kind permission, I have used LinuxSampler's Gigedit to assemble the samples into a big, keyswitched Giga file, which is kindly being hosted on the LinuxSampler site. Of course, LS is cross-platform, not just for Linux.
Via some videos on YouTube from a guy going by the name of Squonk, I came across his musings about the M400 Violins vs Mk II Violins sound. I used his EQ settings (three different ones) on the Mk II Violins to produce M400 Violins sounds and these are also included in the gigfile.
My friend and musical collaborator is especially grateful to taijiguy (and I suppose me as well ), because being blind and a Linux user, decent Tron sounds that he could use have been extremely thin on the ground, if not actually nonexistant, until now.
Thanks again taijiguy
With his kind permission, I have used LinuxSampler's Gigedit to assemble the samples into a big, keyswitched Giga file, which is kindly being hosted on the LinuxSampler site. Of course, LS is cross-platform, not just for Linux.
Via some videos on YouTube from a guy going by the name of Squonk, I came across his musings about the M400 Violins vs Mk II Violins sound. I used his EQ settings (three different ones) on the Mk II Violins to produce M400 Violins sounds and these are also included in the gigfile.
My friend and musical collaborator is especially grateful to taijiguy (and I suppose me as well ), because being blind and a Linux user, decent Tron sounds that he could use have been extremely thin on the ground, if not actually nonexistant, until now.
Thanks again taijiguy
And it is as it is and we take as we find / Always next season's buds on the bough / But I'll never find a better time / Hard though it is to allow / I'll never find a better time / To be alive than now
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 804 posts since 16 Nov, 2004 from Kangzhou
Sorry, I'm running a little behind the times!LXNDR1 wrote:taijiguy wrote:Bukeqi! Ke shi, wo bu shi Zhonggouren. Wo zhi xihuan da TaijiquanLXNDR1 wrote:absolutely xie xie Taijiguy
i wish i could understand the second sentence, if you typed in Chinese i at least could googletranslate it
Translation is: You're welcome! But I'm not Chinese. I only like doing Taijiquan (usually mispelled as Tai Chi).
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 804 posts since 16 Nov, 2004 from Kangzhou
Lost_Highway, you're quite welcome, and thanks for converting the samples to Giga format. I should also thank all the other folks again who've provided other formats to the sampling community.Lost_Highway wrote:Just a small bump to say a big "thank you" to taijiguy for the samples and also for his permission to package them
With his kind permission, I have used LinuxSampler's Gigedit to assemble the samples into a big, keyswitched Giga file, which is kindly being hosted on the LinuxSampler site. Of course, LS is cross-platform, not just for Linux.
Via some videos on YouTube from a guy going by the name of Squonk, I came across his musings about the M400 Violins vs Mk II Violins sound. I used his EQ settings (three different ones) on the Mk II Violins to produce M400 Violins sounds and these are also included in the gigfile.
My friend and musical collaborator is especially grateful to taijiguy (and I suppose me as well ), because being blind and a Linux user, decent Tron sounds that he could use have been extremely thin on the ground, if not actually nonexistant, until now.
Thanks again taijiguy
Just to clarify the copyright issue, several years ago, I was in contact with Streetly Electronics, the original manufacturer of Mellotrons, and was told that I could make samples of the classic sounds available because they are old enough to be in the public domain. That's not the case with the new sounds (1995-present), so I can't make any of those that I have available. Streetly continues to produce new sounds for the old and the new breed of Mellotrons. It is far from a dead instrument.
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- KVRian
- 684 posts since 20 Nov, 2006
sometimes it's hard not to be an asshole © mellotronaut
you work so somebody can rest
Doing sound synthesis if organs is all you get, leave it alone
All Rights Deserved
you work so somebody can rest
Doing sound synthesis if organs is all you get, leave it alone
All Rights Deserved
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 804 posts since 16 Nov, 2004 from Kangzhou
That's one of my go-to sites, along with http://www.kleonard.com/mellotron/ and http://www.geocities.jp/mellotronics/.LXNDR1 wrote:some entertaining site dedicated to Mellotron
http://egrefin.free.fr/eng/mellotron/mellotron.php
- KVRist
- 238 posts since 10 Jun, 2004 from Portland, OR
Dragging this post out of the tarpits.
By any chance does anyone have the sfz mapping files for taijiguy's mellotron? It looks like a user named asseca used to house them but his websites are no longer working. Taijiguy's webpage only has the samples, not the sfz mapping. I can't find them anywhere on the net.
By any chance does anyone have the sfz mapping files for taijiguy's mellotron? It looks like a user named asseca used to house them but his websites are no longer working. Taijiguy's webpage only has the samples, not the sfz mapping. I can't find them anywhere on the net.
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 804 posts since 16 Nov, 2004 from Kangzhou
I found some sfz files on my computer that may have come from asseca. I assume you can use the sfz files with the WAV files. Is that correct?BassMasterK wrote: ↑Fri Nov 16, 2018 7:49 pm Dragging this post out of the tarpits.
By any chance does anyone have the sfz mapping files for taijiguy's mellotron? It looks like a user named asseca used to house them but his websites are no longer working. Taijiguy's webpage only has the samples, not the sfz mapping. I can't find them anywhere on the net.
PM me with your email address and I'll send them to you.
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- KVRist
- 89 posts since 24 Jun, 2003
Here's what I have:BassMasterK wrote: ↑Fri Nov 16, 2018 7:49 pm Dragging this post out of the tarpits.
By any chance does anyone have the sfz mapping files for taijiguy's mellotron? It looks like a user named asseca used to house them but his websites are no longer working. Taijiguy's webpage only has the samples, not the sfz mapping. I can't find them anywhere on the net.
https://www85.zippyshare.com/v/GyUIhxqP/file.html
- KVRist
- 238 posts since 10 Jun, 2004 from Portland, OR
Thanks for the assist sOktay, unfortunately I'm getting an error when unzipping all of the files. No virus warnings, just an unspecified error preventing them from unzipping.
taijiguy, PM sent. Thank you.
taijiguy, PM sent. Thank you.
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- KVRist
- 89 posts since 24 Jun, 2003
- KVRAF
- 3303 posts since 6 Jul, 2012 from Sick-cily
Strange that there is not a Maize Sampler Based version in VSTi...
- KVRist
- 238 posts since 10 Jun, 2004 from Portland, OR
That did the trick sOktay! Thanks so much, I actually like that program better than the one I was using.
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