The Streetly Tapes Vol 3
Curated from the Streetly archives by the man who keeps them.
Martin Smith chose 26 banks from the original UK ‘Tron masters and recorded every one through the Skellotron, a bare-bones M400 built to align each tape head by hand.
The Watcher Mix Genesis used the MkII Brass of King Crimson, Bill Fransen’s midnight piano, and 150+ patches from Nick Magnus and Matt Berry.
Expansion Pack for M-Tron Pro
At a glance
26 Tape Banks
Choirs, strings, brass, woodwind, organs, piano and oddities from the original masters, 35 notes per bank, with over 150 M-Tron Pro patches.
From The Streetly Archive
Curated by Martin Smith of Streetly Electronics and recorded via the Skellotron, with azimuth alignment adjusted for every tape.
Requires M-Tron Pro
An add on for registered M-Tron Pro users, available exclusively from this website as a direct download.
More features
A GForce Software and Streetly Electronics collaboration, from the original UK ‘Tron masters.
26 carefully curated tape banks derived from original EMI tape stock, 35 notes per bank.
Over 150 patches, many by Nick Magnus (Steve Hackett), Matt Berry and a couple of additional Herberts.
The Watcher Mix, MkII Brass, 15 Choir, Layered Choir, Classic Strings, Sad Strings and Moogy Whoosh.
Mellotron® Originals
The M-Tron Pro virtual instrument is a remarkable emulation of the classic Mellotron—the unique tape-playback keyboard made famous by luminaries such as The Beatles, Yes, Led Zeppelin, and The Moody Blues.
The 3.5GB sound library features nearly 200 tape banks (sample sets), including those from the M-Tron, 19 of which have been remastered at London’s legendary Abbey Road Studios, resulting in a warmer tone than the originals.
M-Tron Pro also delivers 45 brand-new tape banks and over 700 patches, many created by world-class recording artists and programmers. Utilise the patches or open the lid to access the G: sampler’s easy editing controls for layers, splits, reverse, half-speed, and much more. Use it in standalone mode (Mac/PC) or as a plug-in for most popular host applications.
