Esoundz has SampleTron fro $29
with a FREE soundpack.

http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp...SpHlQAslyR4PU2DajrcQ==

use cclarry as the "referrer" 

Thanks!

I'm assuming that either SampleTank or Miroslav will be next in line...

we shall see...

Add to cart price at AudioDeluxe is $24.99

But you don't get the FREE pack...

$29.99 at IK Website...

Thanx  phydoh812!!!

Obviously not a lot of "Tron" fans in here...

There's some really kewl "wayback" sounds in this...

I'm a huge fan of trons - but I bought it last summer during a similar sale. 

I thought I was buying it mainly for a few typical mellotron sounds, - you know, your basic flutes, violins, choir - but I ended up using stuff like the Optigan loops and fx a whole lot more than the actual trons. For a die-hard fan of old movies soundtracks and such, SampleTron is a gold mine. 

Rain


I'm a huge fan of trons - but I bought it last summer during a similar sale. 

I thought I was buying it mainly for a few typical mellotron sounds, - you know, your basic flutes, violins, choir - but I ended up using stuff like the Optigan loops and fx a whole lot more than the actual trons. For a die-hard fan of old movies soundtracks and such, SampleTron is a gold mine. 

+1 to that Rain...


This stuff is awesome...

Is this a stand alone vst instrument or a library for a sampler?  I've got a freeware Mellotron program but it's 32 bit.

Is this 32 bit as well?

cclarry


Thanx  phydoh812!!!

You're welcome. Thanks for the heads up. I put off buying this for ages, but who can resist at that price.
 

Mod Bod


Is this a stand alone vst instrument or a library for a sampler? I've got a freeware Mellotron program but it's 32 bit.

Is this 32 bit as well?

32-bit standalone and VST. 1.8GB sample library. Can also be played in SampleTank/SampleTank Free:
 
http://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/sampletron/index.php?pp=sampletron-specs
 
I bought mine from esoundz.com. They throw in the Squids Tron Extras for free, which gives you another 850MB of Tron goodness.

I've had SampleTron for quite awhile and have never found a use for it. It would be just the ticket if you were specifically emulating an early-70's prog rock sound, something I've never undertaken. 

Funny, back in the 70's I absolutely loved the sound of a Mellotron in songs like "In the Court of the Crimson King", but today it mostly just grates on my ears (except in that particular song, which has aged well). I've gotten far more mileage out of Martinic's free Vox Continental. He also has a Farfisa, but I haven't used it yet.