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Topic: what keyboards(s) play Siberian Khatru?
Posted By: wreckfan1
Subject: what keyboards(s) play Siberian Khatru?
Date Posted: August 07 2009 at 13:51

Does anyone know what type of keyboards play the main theme(the one that starts at 0:10) of Siberian Khatru?

I always just assumed it was mellotron strings, but now i listen to it, not only does it not really sound like that, but it sounds like a few different keyboards layered.
 
 
(I am trying to make a backing track to play guitar over, I do actually have the music for it but the entire keyboard part is notated on one organ, so if anyone knows which notes each keyboard is playing that would also help)



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Posted By: JLocke
Date Posted: August 07 2009 at 15:33
Hmm, not sure. It always sounded like mellotron to me as well. 


Posted By: wreckfan1
Date Posted: August 07 2009 at 15:49

I'm pretty sure its at least two types of keyboard, perhaps mellotron and moog

you can actually hear what i mean better when it comes back in 6:18 and 7:33


Posted By: JLocke
Date Posted: August 07 2009 at 15:57
I'm sure whatever it is could easily be implemented into any modern Keyboard; it's just a matter of finding it, lol.

I'm not a Keyboardist, myself, but I know a couple guys who are, so if you don't find any answers by the end of the day, I'll direct them to this thread if you wish.


Posted By: pierreolivier
Date Posted: August 07 2009 at 16:08
Originally posted by wreckfan1 wreckfan1 wrote:

Does anyone know what type of keyboards play the main theme(the one that starts at 0:10) of Siberian Khatru?

I always just assumed it was mellotron strings, but now i listen to it, not only does it not really sound like that, but it sounds like a few different keyboards layered.
 
 
(I am trying to make a backing track to play guitar over, I do actually have the music for it but the entire keyboard part is notated on one organ, so if anyone knows which notes each keyboard is playing that would also help)
 
 
The sound you are searching about is definitely mellotron brass from the M400. The background is classic "3 violons"  but the main melody is brass.


Posted By: wreckfan1
Date Posted: August 09 2009 at 13:35
mellotron brass you say? hmm never thought of that
 
thanks for that


Posted By: pierreolivier
Date Posted: August 09 2009 at 19:27
Originally posted by wreckfan1 wreckfan1 wrote:

mellotron brass you say? hmm never thought of that
 
thanks for that
 
Yes, it's mellotron brass sound for the M400, different to the one used on mellotron Mark II, like on
King Crimson "Circus" for example.
 
You can check link detailing the use of mellotrons on Yes albums.
 
http://www.planetmellotron.com/revyes.htm - http://www.planetmellotron.com/revyes.htm


Posted By: progkidjoel
Date Posted: August 10 2009 at 02:48
Originally posted by pierreolivier pierreolivier wrote:

Originally posted by wreckfan1 wreckfan1 wrote:

mellotron brass you say? hmm never thought of that
 

thanks for that


 

Yes, it's mellotron brass sound for the M400, different to the one used on mellotron Mark II, like on

King Crimson "Circus" for example.

 

You can check link detailing the use of mellotrons on Yes albums.

 

http://www.planetmellotron.com/revyes.htm - http://www.planetmellotron.com/revyes.htm


I'm a keyboardist and I can verify this aswell - Nearly unique sound!

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