LinPlug Organ 3 v3.2.0 VSTi x86 x64 WiN

Team CHAOS | Feb 17 2014 | 3.46 MB

The LinPlug Organ 3 does not try to look like the Hammond B3, we were focussed on capturing the sound and spirit of the classical organs as well as thinking of new features that accompany the classic sound. With the LinPlug Organ 3 you have all the classic sounds as well as a lot of yet unheard organ sounds right at your fingertips. Switchable Foldback, Tonewheel-Sync, realistic drawbar volume relation, the behaviour of the percussion switch, motor noise and keyclick are just a few of the aspects of the “original” sound. In the LinPlug Organ 3 you have control over all of them.

VB3 The Ultimate

Virtual Tonewheel Organ VSTi v1.2.2

x86 | 17 April 2009 | WiN: 2.5 MB

VB3 is a virtual tonewheel organ which simulates an american electromagnetic organ of the old days, but it’s also capable of other simulations like the italian transistor organs of the seventies or the red-tolex organs played by famous pop bands of the sixties.

Church Organ 2nd VSTi WiN x86

VSTi | x86 | 29.08.2009 | 6 MB

Church Organ 2nd has five Organ Oscillators for even bigger and better sounds since the first generation of this plug-in. It also has an ADSR and Pitch band. This is the new Generation of of the Churchorgan. This time it has 5 Organ OSCs for eaven bigger an better sounds. Also a ADSR is built in. Othe Funtiona are Pitchband.

Velesovo organ Wet only Hauptwerk WAV

2011 | RAR SIZE 4.79 GB

The instrument was newly built in 2007 for the church of our Lady in Adergas (Velesovo, Slovenia). The place belongs to the important pilgrim churches of the area. Former monastery was transformed into a spiritual centre, where groups or individuals may find refuge and spend days in silence and meditation, and enjoy the surrounding beauty of nature and giant mountains. The organbuilder Tomaš Močnik lives in the town Cerklje nearby, and hence his Opus 14 in the Velesovo church is a kind of his “showroom” instrument. It was built in a very traditional manner, inspired by the Thuringian baroque organs, particularly by the work of Zacharias Hildebrandt.