Modartt user forum - Wurliteq ?

Re: Wurliteq ?

2024-07-06T23:17:34Z

Hello again Cedric and all Organteq interested.
A slightly improved version compared to my last example (Were you there..) During the test I call the "instrument" Ham-Org-Wur-Teq
Have to experiment a bit more…..to get Hammondlike Wurlizer like.....

Enjoy!

https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...WurTeq.mp3

Best wishes,

Stig

Re: Wurliteq ?

2024-06-20T09:55:31Z

Hello Stig,

Thanks for your answer and for the link, quite amazing indeed, the Wurlitzer vibe is definitely there, love it^^

Cheers
Cedric

Re: Wurliteq ?

2024-06-19T22:34:19Z

cedric wrote:

Hello,
I don't now if this has already been requested, but a 3/40 or 3/50 (or 3/max ha ha) Wurlitzer would be great one day.
It would require division pistons, which i can't see atm.
OT is really great btw, love the existing historical collection.
Cedric

Hello Cedric,
You can actually do a lot with Organteq when it comes to creating sound. I tried experimenting with Hammond/Wurlizer sound with Organteq 1 and it sounds good I think. Now have Organteq 2 which I am experimenting with. There are many more possibilities to make any sounds. Here an example Organteq 1- hammond wurlizer…sound…

I am now playing the new Bösendorfer but coming back to sound experiment with Organteq 2 later
Hope you enjoy!

https://forum.modartt.com/viewtopic.php?id=10365

Best wishes,

Stig

Wurliteq ?

2024-06-19T06:32:43Z

Hello,

I don't now if this has already been requested, but a 3/40 or 3/50 (or 3/max ha ha) Wurlitzer would be great one day.

It would require division pistons, which i can't see atm.

OT is really great btw, love the existing historical collection.
Cedric