GSI/VB3 is the only really good/great one I've seen in a VST,
and that one hasn't been updated in 3 YEARS!!

Why couldn't  Moddart  do the wonders they do with a  complex piano tone,
with the generally less complex  basic  tonewheel  drawbar tones?

Moddart doesn't have a Rotary effect  in their effect palette (yet) , but i would
probably run it through  VB3fx or a ventilator or a real leslie anyway.

More Hammond options out there in the VST world  would be welcome (I think).

Very cool - especially since you're from the Netherlands too and very closeby :-)

Thanks - and yeah, very closeby.

I have modelled the Vox Continental, and also the Farfisa Mini Compact. Both are freely available for as VST and AU plug-ins for Windows and Mac OS X.

http://www.martinic.com/combov/

Hey Tale

Very cool - especially since you're from the Netherlands too and very closeby :-)

cheers
Hans

Now here is a question, back in the day I was also a proud owner of an Elgam Snoopy electric piano. (It sounded nothing like a piano of course). Do you know if anyone has modeled this?  http://synthwise.com/feeds/analogue/the-elgam-snoopy

I don't know... I don't think so.

I have modelled the Vox Continental, and also the Farfisa Mini Compact. Both are freely available for as VST and AU plug-ins for Windows and Mac OS X.

http://www.martinic.com/combov/

I used to use a Gemini electronic organ in the 70's for jamming with some friends of mine. I have to say that your modeled Farfisa is excellent and sounds just like my old Gemini. Now here is a question, back in the day I was also a proud owner of an Elgam Snoopy electric piano. (It sounded nothing like a piano of course). Do you know if anyone has modeled this?  http://synthwise.com/feeds/analogue/the-elgam-snoopy

those sound very nice!

Thanks!

I have modelled the Vox Continental, and also the Farfisa Mini Compact. Both are freely available for as VST and AU plug-ins for Windows and Mac OS X.

http://www.martinic.com/combov/

those sound very nice!

http://www.martinic.com/combov/