Inspired by the Mellotron M400, Newmello aims at bringing back the famous and recognizable among all sound that shaped the 60s and 70s, while adding new sounds and features that allow it to go even further.
While the original, tape-based Mellotron M400 obviously had no round robin and offered a single velocity layer (with samples only playing for about 8 seconds), Wavesfactory’s version adds optional 3x random round robin, dynamic range control and looping. Other additions include a +/- octaver, noise control (with two different modes), mixable tapes, tone control (tilt EQ), a total 25 instrument samples and a brand new script called “Rack Effects” which adds up to 12 audio effects, boosting the library’s sound design capabilities.
As already mentiones, this library is composed of 25 instruments/patches which were recorded on 2 cassette tapes using 2 different recorders. Patches includes:
- Flute 01
- Flute 02
- Flute Vibrato
- 2 Flutes
- Bass Flute
- Oboe
- Trumpet
- 3 Violins
- Violin
- Viola
- Cello
- Double Bass
- Electric Bass
- Electric Guitar
- Electric Sitar
- Acoustic Guitar
- Harp
- Grand Piano
- Wurlitzer
- Male Ah
- Male Oo
- Melodica
- Glockenspiel
- Bells
- Marimba
It is now available for the special introductory price of €9.95 (+VAT if applicable) and will go full price at €19.95 after December 31st, 2015.
More details at Wavesfactory’s website.
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