@BellToneSynthWorks
  @BellToneSynthWorks
Bell Tone Synth Works | Inside a Mellotron M400: How the Mellotron Works @BellToneSynthWorks | Uploaded November 2017 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
Here's a look inside a Mellotron M400 we just restored and an explanation of how it works! The famous (or notorious) Mellotron M400, made in the 1970s, is a unique keyboard instrument in which every key plays back a recording of that note on actual magnetic tape.

This Mellotron (#1344) was restored by Alison Stout at Bell Tone Synth Works in Philadelphia, PA. Read more about this and other vintage keyboard restorations on our blog at belltonesynthworks.com !
Inside a Mellotron M400: How the Mellotron WorksNomad Model 61 Combo Organ Features DemonstrationElectroComp EML-101 Demo with 1V/Octave Conversion ModSuzuki Omnichord OM-200M as MIDI controller for Korg EX-800 synthesizerThe Organ Machine combo organ CV interface and how it works (ADCs and multiplexers!)Moog Werkstatt modded with built In Synthrotek echo moduleElka Panther 300 Combo Organ Features Demonstration - Elka Capri

Inside a Mellotron M400: How the Mellotron Works @BellToneSynthWorks

SHARE TO X SHARE TO REDDIT SHARE TO FACEBOOK WALLPAPER