'd' hell Rex, this is what I've been after for 25 years. Stunning work ! Thank you Rex, your creations are truly appreciated and Quilcom SIM-GTR will open up the whole treasure trove for so many more new subscribers.
what a great intro song! I can't wait to try this out! This will be so usefull, I can see the effort you put into making it, and I thank you! I also wish you a merry Christmas, it's in four days but for me this was an anticipated present
This is amazing! I had it downloaded before the intro music ended. The pickups got me thinking; how about doing a physically-modeled tonewheel? Not another Hammond clone (there are plenty of those), but a plugin with multiple tonewheels that can be turned as the user wishes, to create organ sounds that a stock Hammond couldn't. Kind of a tonewheel counterpart to your Rank and Rank 2 plugins.
I already have that idea stewing on the back burner! Tonewheels and their pickups don’t produce perfect sinewaves. In fact, the lower frequency ones deliberately have the shape of the teeth modified to get more higher harmonics. Another thing is the tuning isn’t exactly equal temperament due to the mathematical ratios having to fall in within mechanical limitations. It might be something that distinguishes a Hammond from a digital divider organ, but I don’t know how much difference it actually makes. Using samples automatically gets round these points and sound great, but have minimal tweakability. I’ve held back on doing this so far because, as you say, there are really good Hammonds available and some are for free.
What an incredible plugin! Thank you very much Rex, your plugins are completely unlike anything else I have available to me, they all offer so much customization :)
Great plugin! Comes in handy with testing FX plugins for the guitar, without busting out the physical guitar! I love the feedback feature. Any chance of making a plugin that focuses just on the feedback (simulating guitar amp feedback)?? This would be super useful for those of use that work 100% "in the box" with our producing. Great plugins. I love them all! Keep up the awesome work.
20:28 how to bend like that ? is only possible when you have midi keyboard ? is possible to do in automation or in regular keyboard ? im realy glad to know.
All of your physical modeling stuff is incredible. Are you familiar with the Ableton device Corpus? If so, do you have anything like it or would you consider it? There are plenty of string resonators out there but none for pipes, membranes, beams, etc. Keep up the good work.
Yay! Physical modeling for guitar is so rare, but very needed.
Now THIS is something I'll have to try out and make use of in my music covers.
Amazing job... as usual! It's great that you put so much effort into emulating the subtleties of everything you synthesise
'd' hell Rex, this is what I've been after for 25 years. Stunning work !
Thank you Rex, your creations are truly appreciated and Quilcom SIM-GTR will open up the whole treasure trove for so many more new subscribers.
Dope music and guitar plugins 😍
what a great intro song! I can't wait to try this out!
This will be so usefull, I can see the effort you put into making it, and I thank you!
I also wish you a merry Christmas, it's in four days but for me this was an anticipated present
This is amazing! I had it downloaded before the intro music ended. The pickups got me thinking; how about doing a physically-modeled tonewheel? Not another Hammond clone (there are plenty of those), but a plugin with multiple tonewheels that can be turned as the user wishes, to create organ sounds that a stock Hammond couldn't. Kind of a tonewheel counterpart to your Rank and Rank 2 plugins.
I already have that idea stewing on the back burner!
Tonewheels and their pickups don’t produce perfect sinewaves. In fact, the lower frequency ones deliberately have the shape of the teeth modified to get more higher harmonics. Another thing is the tuning isn’t exactly equal temperament due to the mathematical ratios having to fall in within mechanical limitations. It might be something that distinguishes a Hammond from a digital divider organ, but I don’t know how much difference it actually makes. Using samples automatically gets round these points and sound great, but have minimal tweakability.
I’ve held back on doing this so far because, as you say, there are really good Hammonds available and some are for free.
What an incredible plugin! Thank you very much Rex, your plugins are completely unlike anything else I have available to me, they all offer so much customization :)
Great plugin! Comes in handy with testing FX plugins for the guitar, without busting out the physical guitar!
I love the feedback feature. Any chance of making a plugin that focuses just on the feedback (simulating guitar amp feedback)?? This would be super useful for those of use that work 100% "in the box" with our producing.
Great plugins. I love them all! Keep up the awesome work.
Duh! You already did it!
LOL
SIM-FBK.
Yeah, I'll go back to my corner.
You are a Godsend, sir!
Your plugins are amazing! Would you consider making a koto VST?
can you create a "DownLoad All" button, a shared Google Drive folder, a torrent,...?
Awesome my friend!! Thanks for this awesome PlugIn!
this is so awesome. great job!!!!!
sounds incredible!!!
20:28 how to bend like that ? is only possible when you have midi keyboard ? is possible to do in automation or in regular keyboard ? im realy glad to know.
All of your physical modeling stuff is incredible. Are you familiar with the Ableton device Corpus? If so, do you have anything like it or would you consider it? There are plenty of string resonators out there but none for pipes, membranes, beams, etc. Keep up the good work.
Sound is pretty good, but I guess it takes a lot of work on "control over the tone etc.." to get it right..
Can't use this cause of Mac OS but it sounds great from this demo.
Can't download😢 click the image and there is no image at all
Right-click on image => Save as...
Hi Rex, do these plugins work in Mac?