Ueberschall has released Funky Tonewheels, which is described as "a dirty-played old tube Hammond Organ, slightly overdriven, and offers the perfect spice for any production where an authentic organ is needed".
This Elastik Player-powered loop library contains soloistic played organ licks, funky rhythm grooves and various chord- and bass-grooves.
The whole spectrum of Hammond playing techniques is available from single lines to shearing styles, from drawbar changing loops to varied Leslie speaker’s speed and more.
19 Tonewheel-kits offer an opportunity to get inspired by phrases, licks and harmonies, Ueberschall says.
For this recording, a Hammond Organ C3 and its Leslie 147 was microphoned with 3 Neumann Mics (Treble Rotator 2 Mics, Woofer Rotator 1 Mic) using RME Micstasy Hi End A/D converter.
The sound library comes along with the Elastik 2 loop player for real-time time-stretching and pitch-shifting, among other features.
Content: 1 GB, 19 Organ Kits, 537 Licks.
Funky Tonewheels was produced by Uwe Kinast and Hakan Türközü, who also played the organ for this library.
Pricing & Availability
Funky Tonewheels costs €49. As it is powered by the included Elastik Player it is available for Windows and Mac OS X in stand-alone and AU, VST and RTAS instrument plug-in formats.
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