The polyphonic MEL9 uses the same extraordinary technology as the B9, C9 and Key9 to transform your axe and resurrect the sound of vintage tape-based keyboards.
Product Features
Pays homage to nine of the coolest millerton sounds: orchestra, cello, strings, flute, clarinet, saxophone, brass, low choir and high choir
Works on Guitar without modifications, special pickups or MIDI implementation. Also works with bass Guitar down to the open a string, as well as with keyboards
Combine it with the B9, C9 and Key9 for your own multi-keyboard rig
Features independent effect and dry volume controls with separate output jacks, so you can create the perfect mix. Attack & sustain controls allow you to fine-tune swell speed and release time
Excellent purchase; works better than you’d have thought possible a few years ago. There are reviews all over the internet and by now I’m sure you’ve seen them. I’ve been very happy with this pedal and what it adds to my rig. I play in a worship band almost every Sunday. We often find a a need for extras sounds and musicians. This pedal allows me to create some new sounds and emulate some traditional Mellotron sounds. The tracking is perfect and the a few of the tones are excellent. The cello, string, flute, and choir sounds are very usable. The various horns and woodwinds…
â¡ï¸ HERE’S HOW TO CHANGE PICK ATTACK & ENSURE POLYPHONIC TRACKING: I’ve been playing guitar for 40 years (actually, currently unable to due to spinal injury, but. ..)I own this pedal. My first stomp box was a 1970s EHX Small Stone. Powerhouse tank of a pedal. In the 1980s and 1990s my pedal board included a Ratt and an EHX Memory Man.I have a lot of EHX gear. PLEASE NOTE:People are complaining that with the Mel9 you cannot change your pick attack (on the keyboard this would be called velocity).You HAVE to use a Compressor BEFORE…
If you like this kind of thing… Subjectively, I’m not that crazy about the sounds created by this box except maybe the cello setting (which is a bit on the raspy side). In person it doesn’t sound much like the YouTube vids. I don’t like the attack range or especially the sustain (the component tones of the aggregate effect decay at different rates). The effects vary considerably in character according the note being played which is easily noticed as you play a scale — the tones in the aggregate sound seem to invert from…
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Excellent purchase; works better than you’d have thought possible a few years ago. There are reviews all over the internet and by now I’m sure you’ve seen them. I’ve been very happy with this pedal and what it adds to my rig. I play in a worship band almost every Sunday. We often find a a need for extras sounds and musicians. This pedal allows me to create some new sounds and emulate some traditional Mellotron sounds. The tracking is perfect and the a few of the tones are excellent. The cello, string, flute, and choir sounds are very usable. The various horns and woodwinds…
â¡ï¸ HERE’S HOW TO CHANGE PICK ATTACK & ENSURE POLYPHONIC TRACKING: I’ve been playing guitar for 40 years (actually, currently unable to due to spinal injury, but. ..)I own this pedal. My first stomp box was a 1970s EHX Small Stone. Powerhouse tank of a pedal. In the 1980s and 1990s my pedal board included a Ratt and an EHX Memory Man.I have a lot of EHX gear. PLEASE NOTE:People are complaining that with the Mel9 you cannot change your pick attack (on the keyboard this would be called velocity).You HAVE to use a Compressor BEFORE…
If you like this kind of thing… Subjectively, I’m not that crazy about the sounds created by this box except maybe the cello setting (which is a bit on the raspy side). In person it doesn’t sound much like the YouTube vids. I don’t like the attack range or especially the sustain (the component tones of the aggregate effect decay at different rates). The effects vary considerably in character according the note being played which is easily noticed as you play a scale — the tones in the aggregate sound seem to invert from…