anybody know a source for these? I've found mellotron samples, but seems like my actual favorite stuff is chamberlain....

thanks for any tips!
-eric

Don't know from your post if you're looking for freebies or for-pay software, but:

http://kellysmusicandcomputers.com/productinfo~id~1206790253.htm

Sampletron, which contains Chamberlin sounds - If you can qualify for academic pricing, it's on blow-out for $75. I'm barely resisting it...

Ahhh---unclear how you qualify for academic pricing... and a little steep ($229?) without it.

But sounds like an awesome collection of sounds! Definitely what I had in mind.

Basically, if you're a student, teacher, or staff at an educational institution, you qualify. More commonly, if have a child who is a student, you can purchase in their name.

Doing this is not scammy, and places such as Academic Superstore make it bluntly obvious that they'll be delighted to sell to you. All of the places that sell academic software have pretty much the same attitude on the subject.

Here's AS's page on the subject: http://www.academicsuperstore.com/eligibility

Good luck!

SampleTron is great, I have it & love it. IK's Sonik Synth 2 also has a few Chamberlin sounds, but not nearly as many as SampleTron.

G Media's M-Tron Pro also has some Chamberlin sounds, but I'm not sure which ones. It's the only other vsti I know of that has Chamberlin samples.

If you have sampletank engine, you can pick up individual sampletank-format Chamberlain sounds from Esoundz relatively inexpensively (ie without having to buy Sampletron or the whole Squids Tron Collection). I got Chamberlain Brass, Organ, Strings, and Trumpet that way.

Doug

The best quality Chamberlin samples I've heard are on the Pinder Mellotron CD:

http://www.mellotron.com/cdlist.htm