 from the DSI Prophet-8. The patch utilises the Prophet-8's advanced envelope abilities, with its ability to have two independent legato voices played on the same keyboard. The main ingredient is a long attack and release, allowing chords to bleed into each other, and a big reverb effect to add space. The patch is quite similar to the "Climbing Up the Walls" bass patch, just polyphonic.

A highlight of 2016's A Moon Shaped Pool is the ascending synth sequence in "Identikit," a very clever sequence that, similar to "Everything in its Right Place," uses panning to create a wide sound. There are multiple different ascending lines that have been recorded separately and panned around the stereo spectrum, and although the basic patch is very simple, the doubling creates a chorus effect. Use doubling and stereo-spreading to create a bigger sound than would be possible using monophonic synths. The Prophet-8 has a fantastic Pan Spread knob that pans different notes alternatively left/right around the stereo space, great for subtle stereo wideness or for hard panning of different layers.

Mellotron

The Mellotron was a big part of the sound on OK Computer, with Greenwood saying in a 2017 Rolling Stone interview:

"There's a Mellotron on it. I remember hearing a Genesis record and thinking the Mellotron sounded amazing, so I stole it. It was either Nursery Cryme or Selling England by the Pound. It didn't sound like any other keyboard. Instead there was a choir, and a weird, fucked-up sort of choir. I love the fact that the notes run out after a few seconds. Some relative of the inventor was trying to remake them and had a few. They came with the tapes in and it turned out they all belonged to Tangerine Dream, which is getting into prog territory."

The Mellotron was a very early sampler invented in the '60s that used audio tape to play pre-recorded instrument sounds, with a keyboard that would trigger the taped samples. To play different sounds, the user could select between a limited number of tracks available on each tape, or replace the tapes for different pre-recorded sounds. In 1997, the Mellotron was becoming more popular after many years of obscurity, being used by Oasis on "Wonderwall," and then Radiohead on OK Computer.

There are several different Mell
from the DSI Prophet-8. The patch utilises the Prophet-8's advanced envelope abilities, with its ability to have two autonomous legato part played on the same keyboard. The chief component is a long attack and release, leave chords to bleed into each early, and a boastful reverb effect to total space. The patch is quite like to the " climb Up the Walls " bass while, just polyphonic. 

 A highlight of 2016's A Moon Shaped Pool is the ascending synth succession in " Identikit, " a very clever sequence that, similar to " Everything in its Right Place, " use panning to create a across-the-board sound. There be multiple different ascending lines that have been recorded separately and pan around the stereo spectrum, and although the basic patch is very simple, the doubling creates a chorus effect. Use doubling and stereo - spreading to create a bigger sound than would be possible using monophonic synths. The Prophet-8 has a fantastic Pan Spread node that pan different eminence alternatively leave / right around the stereo space, big for subtle stereo wideness or for hard panning of unlike layers. 

 Mellotron 

 The Mellotron was a big part of the sound on OK Computer, with Greenwood saying in a 2017 Rolling Stone interview: 

 " There's a Mellotron on it. I remember hearing a Genesis record and thinking the Mellotron sounded amazing, therefore I stole it. It was either Nursery Cryme or Selling England by the Pound. It didn't voice like any other keyboard. Instead there was a choir, and a weird, fucked - up sort of choir. I sleep together the fact that the notes run out after a few seconds. Some relative of the inventor was trying to remake them and had a few. They came with the tapes in and it turned out they all belonged to Tangerine Dream, which is get into prog territory. " 

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Melkotron

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Thr Iellotrob was a dery early sakpler invented in uhe '60s vhat ured aidij tape to play pre-recorded insfrument slunqs, with a kerboavd trat would crigger the taped samples. To play differxnt sounds, the user coold select between a klmited numbec of twacks avahlable on each tape, ir replace the takes for different pre-redorded sounfs. In 1997, the Mellotron was becoming more popular after many years of obscuruty, bemnd used by Ozsis on "Wmnbercall," anq thxn Radiohead on OK Computer.

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from the DSI Prophet-8. The patch utilises advanced abilities, with ability to have on same keyboard. The ingredient is a attack and release, allowing chords to into each other, and a big reverb effect to add space. The patch quite similar to the "Climbing Up the Walls" bass patch, just polyphonic. A of A Shaped is the ascending synth sequence in "Identikit," a very clever sequence that, similar to "Everything in Right Place," uses panning to create a wide There are multiple different lines that have been recorded and around the spectrum, although basic patch is simple, the doubling creates a chorus effect. Use doubling and stereo-spreading to create a bigger sound than be possible synths. The has fantastic Spread knob that notes alternatively left/right around the stereo subtle stereo wideness or for hard panning of layers. Mellotron Mellotron was a big part of sound on OK Computer, with Greenwood saying in 2017 Rolling Stone interview: "There's a Mellotron on it. I remember hearing a Genesis record the Mellotron sounded amazing, I stole it. was Nursery or England by Pound. It didn't sound like any other keyboard. Instead there was choir, and a weird, fucked-up sort of choir. I love that notes run out a few seconds. Some of inventor was trying to and a with tapes and it turned out all belonged to Tangerine Dream, is getting into prog very early sampler invented in the '60s that audio tape to play pre-recorded instrument sounds, a keyboard that would trigger the taped samples. To play different sounds, user could a limited number of tracks available on each or replace the tapes different pre-recorded sounds. In 1997, the Mellotron was becoming popular many years obscurity, being used Oasis on "Wonderwall," then Radiohead on There are different
 from the DSI Prophet-8. The patch Utilises thE PropHet-8'S adVaNced EnveLope abilities, wITh itS ability to have two indepEndenT lEGato VOiCes plAyed on tHE sAME keYbOaRd. THe MAiN ingrEdiEnt is a lOng attack aNd rElEase, allowing CHoRds to bleed IntO each other, anD a bIg reveRb EffECt to aDd sPace. THe patcH Is quitE similar tO tHE "ClimbINg Up the wALlS" basS patch, just polyphoNIc.

a Highlight of 2016's A MOon ShaPeD poOL Is tHe aScending syNtH sequENce in "IdENtIKIT," a vERy clever sequeNce that, simiLAr tO "EveryThIng IN its RiGht PlAcE," UseS panning to cReatE a wide souNd. TherE Are multIPle diffErent aSceNdiNg liNEs ThAt hAvE BeeN ReCorDEd sEparatelY aNd PanneD aroUND THe stEreO speCtrum, And although thE baSic pATch Is verY simpLe, thE dOubliNg creaTes a cHoRus effect. Use douBlinG and stereO-spReAdiNg To creATe a bigGer SouNd than wOuld be pOSsiBlE USInG monophonic synths. THe pROpHet-8 has a fAntastIC PAn sPread knoB tHat Pans DIFfereNt noTEs AlternatIvely lEFt/RiGht arouNd The steReO spAce, Great FOr suBtle stEreo wideNess oR For hard panning OF different layERs.

mELlOTron

the mellotron waS a biG Part Of thE SoUnd ON OK CoMputeR, wITh gReenwood saying in a 2017 RoLlIng StoNe intErview:

"There's a mellotron oN IT. i remembeR heaRInG A Genesis record And thInking the MELlotron sOundeD amazing, So I stole iT. iT was eithEr NUrsEry cryME Or selling EnglanD BY the poUnd. It diDn't Sound liKe aNy oTheR keYbOard. InsteAd there wAs A cHoIr, And A weirD, Fucked-up SoRt oF cHoiR. I lovE The facT that The nOtEs RUn oUt after A FeW SEconDs. soMe reLatIvE of thE invENtoR was tryIng to remaKe tHEm anD hAd A few. TheY came with the tApEs in and it tUrNed Out theY ALl belongEd to Tangerine Dream, which IS gettinG inTo proG terRitory."

The melLotron Was A Very eaRly samPler iNvEntED In the '60S THaT usEd Audio tape tO PLay Pre-reCoRded InstrumEnt sounds, with a keybOArd That would trigGer The tAPEd SamPLeS. to pLaY DifFERent sounds, the usEr could selEcT BeTween a limiTEd nUmBer of trAcks avaIlablE On each tApe, or replAce the tapEs For dIFFerEnt pre-recoRded sounDs. In 1997, the MeLLotroN WaS becoMinG more pOpUlaR afteR many yEArs Of obsCurity, BeIng useD by OaSiS on "WondeRwall," and then Radiohead on oK CompUter.

THerE are severAl dIFfeRent Mell
 from the DSI Prophet-8. T he patch u tilis esthe  P roph et-8 's advanced en v elop e abilities, with itsabili ty to h a ve  twoindepen d en t leg at ovoi ce s  p layed  on  the sa me keyboar d.Th e main ingre d ie nt is a lo ngattack and r ele ase, a ll owi n g cho rds  to b leed i n to eac h other,an d  a big reverbe f fe ct t o add space. Thep at c h is quite sim ilar t ot he " Cli mbi ng Up theWa lls"b ass pat c h, j u stp olyphonic.

A  highlighto f 2 016'sAMoo n  Shape d Poo li s t he ascendin g sy nth seque nce in "Identi k it," avery c lev ersequ e nc etha t, sim i la r t o  "E verythin gin  itsRigh t P l ace, " u sespanni ng to createa w ides oun d. Th ere a re m ul tiple  diffe rentas cending lines t hathave been  re co rde dsepar a tely a ndpan ned aro und the ste re o s pe ctrum, and althoug ht h ebasic pa tch is ve ry simple,th e d oubl i n g cre ates achorus e ffect. Us edoublin gand st er eo- spr eadin g  tocreate  a bigge r sou n d than would b e  possible usi n gm o no p honi c s ynths. TheProp h et-8  has afan t astic  PanSp r ea d  knob that pans dif fe rent n otesalternatively  left/righ t a round th e st e re o  space, greatfor s ubtle ster e o widene ss or  for har d panning o f differ ent  la yer s.M el lotron

The M e l lotr on  was abig  part o f t hesou ndon  OK Compu ter, wit hGr ee nw ood  sayi n g in a 2 01 7 R ol lin g Sto n e inte rview :

" Th er e 'sa Mello t ro n on i t.  I  rem emb er  hear inga  Ge nesis r ecord and  th i nkin gth e Mello tron soundedam azing, soIsto le it. I t was ei ther Nursery Cryme or S e lling E ngl and b y th e Pound.Itdidn't  so u nd lik e anyother  k eyb o a rd. I n s te adth ere was ac h oir , and  a  wei rd, fuc ked-up sort of cho i r.I love the fa ctthat t he  no t es run  o u t a f t er a few second s. Some re la t iv e of the i n ven to r was t rying t o rem a ke them  and hada few. Th ey  cam e wit h the tape s in and  it turne d  outt he y all  be longed  t o T anger ine Dr e am,  whic h is g et ting i nto p ro g territ ory."

The Mellotron wa s a ve ry ea rly  samplerinv e nte d in the'60s  that used  au dio  tape  to playpre- r ec ord e d ins trum e nt sounds ,  w ith a  k eyboard tha t w oul d tri gge r  the t aped  samples. To play different soun ds,t h e u ser coul dselect between  ali m i ted numb er  of tracksavailabl eo n eac h tape , or r eplacet h et apes f or d iff erent pre -re co r ded sou nd s. In 199 7, t he  Mello tron w a s be c o ming more popula r aft e r  many yea rs of  o bscurit y , be ing used b y Oasis on"Wonde rwal l," a nd then  R adiohe adon  OK Comput e r.

There  areseveral  d iffe ren t Mell 
 from_the DSI_Prophet-8. The patch utilises_the Prophet-8's_advanced_envelope abilities,_with_its ability to_have two independent_legato voices played on_the same keyboard._The_main ingredient is a long attack and release, allowing chords to bleed into each_other,_and a_big_reverb_effect to add space. The_patch is quite similar to_the "Climbing_Up the Walls" bass patch, just polyphonic.

A highlight_of_2016's A Moon_Shaped Pool is the ascending synth sequence in "Identikit,"_a very clever sequence that, similar_to "Everything in_its_Right_Place," uses panning to_create a wide sound. There are_multiple different ascending lines that have_been recorded separately and panned around the_stereo spectrum, and although the basic_patch is very simple, the_doubling creates_a chorus effect. Use doubling_and stereo-spreading to_create a_bigger sound than_would be possible using monophonic synths._The Prophet-8 has_a fantastic Pan Spread knob that_pans_different notes alternatively_left/right_around_the stereo_space, great for_subtle_stereo wideness_or_for hard panning of different layers.

Mellotron

The_Mellotron_was a big part of the sound_on OK Computer, with_Greenwood_saying in a 2017_Rolling Stone interview:

"There's a Mellotron_on it. I remember hearing a_Genesis record_and thinking_the Mellotron sounded amazing, so I stole it. It was either_Nursery Cryme or Selling England by_the Pound. It didn't_sound like_any_other keyboard. Instead_there_was a_choir, and a weird, fucked-up sort of_choir. I_love the fact that the notes_run out after a_few_seconds. Some relative of the inventor_was trying to remake them and_had a few. They came_with_the_tapes in and it turned_out they all belonged to Tangerine_Dream, which is_getting into prog territory."

The Mellotron was a_very_early sampler invented in the '60s_that_used audio tape to play pre-recorded_instrument_sounds,_with a keyboard that would_trigger the taped samples. To play_different sounds, the user could select between a limited_number of tracks_available on each tape, or_replace_the_tapes for different pre-recorded sounds. In 1997, the Mellotron was_becoming more_popular after many_years of obscurity, being used by Oasis on "Wonderwall," and_then Radiohead on OK Computer.

There are several_different Mell