Precisionsound releases Philicorda GM 751 Organ Library

25Oct05

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Precisionsound has released Philicorda GM 751, an organ sound library for HALion, Kontakt & SoundFont.

Description:

VOX and Farfisa organs may be the most known of the “squeaky” pop organs of the -60ties, but the Philicorda GM751 is probably the coolest. The Swedish pop group “Soundtrack of our life’s” may be the once who put this vintage organ back on stage and studio.

Now it’s here for you to enjoy.

We have sampled a total of 113 mono samples divided into 4 different settings that we like and all WAV files are seamlessly looped.

You get 4 24bit programs (sounds) for HALion 1.13 ->, Kontakt 1.5.3 -> and 4 SoundFont programs (sounds) in 16bit resolution.

A Cubase SX Rotary preset is also included.

More information is available at the Precisionsound site.

Tags: Farfisa, organ, PrecisionSound, sample library, vintage keyboard, Virtual Instruments, Vox

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