Mellotron MICRO WHITE
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The Essentials to Know About the Mellotron Micro Synthesizer
The Essentials to Know About the Mellotron Micro Synthesizer
- Authentic Mellotron sound in an ultra-compact format: 100 uncompressed 24-bit sounds from the original Mellotron and Chamberlin tapes (Sound Card 01).
- Access to the range of larger models: thanks to the octave selector, enjoy the same range as the M4000D from a 25-key keyboard.
- Studio and portable controller: semi-weighted keys + MIDI In/Out/Thru to control your instruments and software with a serious touch.
- Expressive performance: dedicated controls for volume, tone, pitch, and normal/half-speed mode for instant vintage textures.
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A Legendary Heritage, Modernized for Today's Creation
Born in the early 1960s, the Mellotron established itself as an icon thanks to its unique tape playback principle, a true ancestor of modern sampling. Becoming essential in progressive rock and atmospheric productions, its "ghostly orchestral" grain has marked generations. The Mellotron Micro carries this DNA in digital form, preserving the character and nostalgia of the historic libraries while offering immediate usability and a portable format designed for today's production.
For Whom, For What, and In Which Styles?
The Mellotron Micro is aimed at beginner musicians who want quick access to inspiring vintage sounds, as well as experienced keyboardists and producers seeking iconic textures without the burden of a bulky instrument. Perfect in the studio to enrich arrangements, it also excels live for laying down string pads, choirs, and flutes with instantly recognizable character. It naturally fits into synthwave, ambient, pop, rock, cinematic, and soundtrack music whenever you're looking for substance, breath, and a retro color.
Technical specifications
| Arpeggiator | No | Vocoder | No |
| Sampler | Yes | Number of keys | 25 |
| Max polyphony | 35 | Touch | Semi-weighted |
| Velocity sensitive | No | Key format | big |
| MPE compatible | No | MIDI I/O | IN, OUT, THRU (DIN) |
| Semi-modular | No | Inputs | Sustain pedal |
| Synthesis type | Digital, sampling | Outputs | Headset, Stereo jack |
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Questions frequently asked
How many sounds are built into the Mellotron Micro Blanc?
The onboard memory includes 100 sounds from first-generation Mellotron and Chamberlin tape libraries. The audio data is processed in 24-bit.
Does the 25-key keyboard cover multiple octaves?
An octave selector allows extending the range beyond the 25 keys. The large semi-weighted keys are not velocity-sensitive.
What MIDI connections are available?
The MIDI DIN connector includes an input, an output, and a Thru port. This setup allows controlling MIDI synthesizers, modules, or software.
Can a headphone and a sustain pedal be connected?
A stereo headphone output on a 6.3 mm jack and an input for a sustain pedal are provided. The line output also uses a 6.3 mm jack.
Are expansion cards compatible with this keyboard?
Expansion cards are not compatible with this model. The 100 built-in sounds correspond to the Sound Card 01 from the Mini and M4000D series. The normal or half-speed mode affects sample playback.
