organ sounds

[studio32]

Hi,

What are good organs on linux?

I know aeolus and Jukingeo was talking about http://www.virtualorgan.com/

But what are other good organ sounds?
Bristol?
Beatrix?
soundfonts?
*.gig files?

[studio32]

Whow, Bristol is pretty amazing with a lot of features

[-explorer|-mini|-memory|-hammond|-b3|-dx|-axxe|-odyssey|-2600|-mono|-poly|-juno|-prophet|-pro10|-pro52|-mixer|-vox|-rhodes|-rhodesbass|-obx|-obxa|

You have to try this one. Check the last reaction message of this link to install it:

http://www.64studio.com/howto_bristol

it now version .20.06 or something

[zettberlin]

Zynadd can make quite a cool organ. There is also horgand - small drawbar thingy down to earth but nice.

[angelsguitar]

I've heard of one called GenPO; "General Purpose Organ".

[studio32]

I've heard of one called GenPO; "General Purpose Organ".

http://genpo.sourceforge.net/

I'm looking for a blues/rock/jazz sounds

[raboof]

perhaps we should make a wikipage collecting suggestions like this?

[laiis]

perhaps we should make a wikipage collecting suggestions
like this?

there is one:

http://apps.linuxaudio.org/doku.php?do= ... ext=Search

and a direct link to aeolus pipe organ emulator:
http://www.kokkinizita.net/linuxaudio/aeolus/

[ggoode.sa]

Hi
There is a good tutorial on using LinuxSampler with some freely available GIG samples of Theater Pipe Organ Ranks. The tutorial is for Puppy Linux and Ubuntu Studio users, but users of most other distros should be able to work out what they need to do too. Go to http://organs.110mb.com/PuppyLinuxSampler.htm for more information...

GrahamG
Johannesburg, South Africa

[telehack]

This might be worth checking out...

http://horgand.berlios.de/

I used it to add some organ to a test track I did in Ardour, but I'm a MIDIot and barely knew what I was doing. It did seem to contains some good sounds, though.

-telehack