The thing I don't like about digital music, even when I create it, is that it will always lack the real authentic sound of any genuine, crafted piece of musical equipment being played in real time by someone who genuinely knows what they are doing and feels what they are conveying. It seems to me it would be 100x easier for people to simply perfect and record a song, or segments of a song, with such an instrument in it's environment than it would be to try to digitally capture that sound of the instrument itself.Ī silly conclusion to maybe a useless reply. It is very hard, at best, to get any real instrument to sound genuine in any digital form due to subtle things like this.
#LOWREY ORGAN VST HOW TO#
The down side is the learning curve of figuring out how to sustain loop segments of notes in a digital recreation, and how long to hold them in recording, and the more realistic the atmosphere the more difficult the ability to cleanly loop sustained segments will be. In such a circumstance it would seem that the clean perfection of a direct interface with said organ wouldn't be what you wanted anyway, if I am not silly wrong, as there are so many easy options in various synths to reproduce such things. The notes individually recorded with a decent mic, in a room with the acoustics you like, from a position in the room you would want the notes to be heard from. I don't know if I can be of much help here, or if I have any idea what I am talking about, or if I should be even trying, haha, but the idea of authentic notes being played through an old fashion organ is certainly interesting to me.Īs silly as it may sound, I personally would not shy away from good old soundfont tools for such a thing. RayKoefoed : Thu 16th Oct 2014 : 7 years ago Or do I have no idea what I'm talking about? Or does CV/Gate not work with old organs, just 80's and newer synths? Should I try to make samples from the organ using my DAW, or should I be trying to play the organ with the CV/Gate on the controller and use the controller's keys as "phantom" organ keys?
#LOWREY ORGAN VST MOD#
My MIDI controller has CV/Gate for playing analog synths and such through the new controller, so I thought I may be able to hook up the organ to my controller's CV/Gate and play the organ's sounds with the keys of controller, reaching over and physically flipping switches on the organ to change the organ's sound, though still able to use the pitch-bend and mod wheels on the fly. I know these would not be able to change after the fact. I understand that the sample's sound would be determined by the sound option switches on the organ itself, like flute, harpsichord, tremolo. I would like to record it and make it into MIDI files, so I can eventually play the 60 year old organ with my 2 month old MIDI keyboard controller. I have a Lowery Magic Teenie Genie organ from the 1950's.
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