GForce M-Tron Pro IV v1.0.0 Incl Keygen [WiN & macOS]-R2R

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M-Tron Pro IV – with the best Mellotron® M400 library in the digital realm.

GForce’s M-Tron Pro IV delves into the iconic Mellotron M400, a tape-based keyboard famous for its use in recordings by renowned artists like The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Radiohead, Oasis, Trent Reznor, Trentemøller, AIR, Nils Frahm, and many others. Its distinct sounds are widely utilised in genres such as progressive rock and indie rock but also lo-fi and hip hop.

M-Tron Pro has gained significant acclaim as the finest software emulation of the Mellotron, appreciated both by top producers and avid Mellotron enthusiasts. Boasting an extensive 3.5GB sound library, including over 200 tape banks, it provides a wealth of sonic possibilities. The newly enhanced browser simplifies the exploration of this vast library, making M-Tron Pro IV an unparalleled source of inspiration. With its redesigned interface, GForce‘s M-Tron Pro enables effortless and efficient sound customisation, allowing you to shape the sounds according to your creative ideas.

Key Features
Nearly 200 total tape banks (sample sets)
The most authentic and exclusive library with over 3.5GB of factory samples
[New] 800+ patches including many curated by world-class recording artists and programmers including 100+ new presets
[New] Fully-scalable UI
[New] Powerful Preset and Tape Browsers
[New] Additional state-variable filter
[New] Additional ensemble effect
[New] Wow and Flutter with instability control.
[New] Amp simulation with warmth, noise and saturate
[New] Matrix Reverb effect
[New] Individual FX locks
[New] Extended keyboard range (down seven semitones)
[New] Undo, Redo, Copy and Paste
[New] LFO shaping and destinations (Pitch, Filter, Pan, Level)
[New] Expanded Poly Aftertouch and Velocity controls for extra playability
Dual layer and split keyboard operation
Programmable MIDI CC response via MIDI Learn
Tape Reverse, Tape half-speed
The Brake – provides the ability to slow the tape playback speed for fabulous pitch-shift effects