It's a "tonewheel" organ, with fairly fast tremolo (or possibly just the "Leslie cabinet" modulating quickly, albeit in mono [generally speaking, the Leslie cabinet on an organ such as this pans back and forth—but if used in mono, it will simply sound like a tremolo effect]).
Arturia makes some decent tonewheel organs, but also the GSi VB3 is a fantastic emulation, and I believe it comes with an independent Leslie emulation VST effect as well.
Love finding old stuff like this (although the view count suggests I certainly didn't find it). I will give this a shot.
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It's a "tonewheel" organ, with fairly fast tremolo (or possibly just the "Leslie cabinet" modulating quickly, albeit in mono [generally speaking, the Leslie cabinet on an organ such as this pans back and forth—but if used in mono, it will simply sound like a tremolo effect]).
Arturia makes some decent tonewheel organs, but also the GSi VB3 is a fantastic emulation, and I believe it comes with an independent Leslie emulation VST effect as well.
Love finding old stuff like this (although the view count suggests I certainly didn't find it). I will give this a shot.
Yeah, absolutely—I love finding obscure old records that inspire me to try or do new things! That's really what creativity is all about; assimilating disparate influences and combining and recontextualizing them into something new.
Yeah, absolutely—I love finding obscure old records that inspire me to try or do new things! That's really what creativity is all about; assimilating disparate influences and combining and recontextualizing them into something new.
2nd April 2019
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