Instrument family recording of Hammond Organ - Roadhouse bar 30.1 kHz, 16-bit, stereo, original acoustic (edits and multi-keyboard version)
Digital organ [18] (first release, 2 releases artificially added by convolution)
Thanks to götz's work - fantastic. 500 MB unzipped, huge to compress. Get 8-bit. On Hauptwerk forum: German: Mainz cathedral. the instruments are provided by different groups, and some instruments were blended together to form the kit.
Description: This synth was developed in the Phosphor Synthesizer Company, S. A.. created in 1994, the last machine was made in 1997. Moved to Entabar Music in 1998. In 2005 it was relocated to Syncomber.
For obtaining this synth at Entabar Music (Stäubli) in 2007, the copyright was handed over. the machine was transferred to the musician. Now it's on the musician's "bag".
The instrument is a base version, based on an existing synth.. The layout is in one layer.. Every modulation is a one shot only. only few states are possible.. It consists of 24 knobs for 16 controls.. For modulation, the volume should be turned up very high. For samples, try the 32 kHz version.
Tune: Knob configuration to use this synth
Sampled: Doubled 16-bit stereo. Usually 33 kHz or 44.1 kHz. 16-bit is your lowest value.. I tried different combinations.. It seems to be the best with the 32 kHz.. You need 4 GB RAM. (2+2). This sounds like a FM - synthesizer. There is no FM synth with this sound. It is also not a chorus.
Tonality: Volume modulation with the portamento. For a time-space envelopment with the portamento.. the sound is very smooth and metallic. It looks a bit like a Mellotron. I don't know, if this is really an organ.. this sound has really a bit "orgasmic". But it is more like a droning synth. there are no leads.. the sound is very slow.
Greetings - This is a "sample pack" with 15 samples. (Cats & dogs - bite, crunch, create). The sound is very soft and the sound bites have a very "dry" sound, but with some ac619d1d87
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