Rotary Organ 3rd Party Devices

[Pianoman]

I remember reading about this in a post many months ago that there are some
3rd party devices that are good forotary acceleration effects.

As many know, the fast/slow effects on organs such as WhiterBars do not
accelerate naturally like a Leslie, instead jumping from slow to fast within a flash
of a second.

Does anyone still remember the names of these 3rd party devices?

Best Regards,

Abby.

[Rick D.]

Abby,

Check this video out, it may help you decide what to get.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4u3G1MYMKlM


Rick D.

[Pianoman]

Thanks for your quick response Rick.
They're all very good and I am checking the prices at Thomann.

Best Regards,

Abby.

[Hammond Yamaha]

Abbey
I use the Neo Instruments unit.  Very nice.
Frank

[Bachus]

Thanks for your quick response Rick.
They're all very good and I am checking the prices at Thomann.

Best Regards,

Abby.

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This seems to be the to go for all serious musicians..

It also has a mini and even a micro version, much smaller, but same quallity of the leslie..

[DerekA]

Remember that if you use an organ flutes voice, you can use one of the rotary dsp where you can adjust the rotor acceleration.

[Bachus]

Remember that if you use an organ flutes voice, you can use one of the rotary dsp where you can adjust the rotor acceleration.

Thats the problem derek, switching from slow to fast in realtime with this simulation is totally unrealistic.. there is no way to make that much better trough the settings..

Now, i personally can live with it, but many purists get irritated by this, and want better.

[soryt]

The older discusion about it >>

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Soneg 

[DerekA]

Thats the problem derek, switching from slow to fast in realtime with this simulation is totally unrealistic.. there is no way to make that much better trough the settings..

Now, i personally can live with it, but many purists get irritated by this, and want better.

Yes I take your point, a real Hammond enthusiast won't be happy