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While the 2003 version of Changes featuring Kelly Osbourne made use of live classical string arrangements by Jim Cox, the 1972 original on Black Sabbath's Vol. 4 used zero orchestral players. Bassist Geezer Butler and guitarist Tony Iommi operated a Mellotron M400, an electro-mechanical keyboard that ran eight-second magnetic tape strips of recorded instruments per key, to manually generate the haunting violin sweeps behind Ozzy Osbourne's voice. Source: Geezer Butler interview with Keyboard Magazine; Tony Iommi studio notes for Vol. 4 reissue. Tags: Mellotron, Black Sabbath, Geezer Butler, Ozzy Osbourne, analog gear, audio engineering, vintage keyboards, 1972 rock, tape loops #Mellotron #GuitarGear #BlackSabbath #RockHistory #Shorts

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