Iliadis new Combo organ for Windows
Iliadis unveils iVF Combo Organ, an organinstrument for Windows.
“The iVF Combo Organ is a Two Manual Transistor Organ Simulation for Windows Compatible VST Hosts, inspired after famous Transistor Organ models, withe special characteristics and the feeling of an incredible Retro Sound close to the sound of favourite models of the past.”
Features:
- 33 Notes Polyphony
- 9 Steps Drawbars (Flute OSC)
- 6 Drawbars for the Upper Manual (16′, 5 1/3′, 8′, 4′, 2 2/3′, 2′) and 1 Mixture (1 3/5′, 1′), 6 for the Lower (16′, 5 1/3′, 8′, 4′, 2 2/3′, 2′) and 4 for the Pedal (16′, 5 1/3′, 8′, 4′) + “Long” (Decay Drawbar) and Level Selector
- Yellow LEDs (Strings Oscs) and Green LEDs (Reed Oscs) available for UM, LM and Pedal
- Click&Noise Section (only UM). Adjustable Level. A Knob switches Off/On
- Percussion Osc (only UM). Adjustable Level. A Knob switches Off/On
- Vibrato. Adjustable Depth and Rate. A Knob switches Off/On
- Tremolo. Adjustable Depth and Rate. A Knob switches Off/On
- Tube Amplifier. Adjustable Drive, Level, Low, Mid, Hi, EQ Bypass Switch. A Knob switches Off/On
- General. OSC Selector, Sustain (only UM), Tune adjustable and Velocity Off/On Switch
- Midi Channel Selectors for the 2 Manuals and the Pedal
- 32 Programms available (16 ready Patches)
- A LCD Screen
- Retro Look
- CPU Power needed
Price: EUR 45,00 (Donation)
Free virtual organ
Combo Model V is a virtual combo organ, modelled after the mother of all combo organs: the
Vox® Continental.
1.1. Features
4-octave C-to-C keyboard
Harmonic range 7 polyphonic octaves
4 footage drawbars
2 voice drawbars
Vibrato unit with adjustable speed and depth
Swell (volume) pedal
Adjustable tuning per note
Fully modelled (no samples inside)
Model includes oscillators, dividers, crosstalk, filters, key contacts and key click
Velocity-sensitive key contact attack and release
Fully automatable
32 original Connie presets included
Introducing the Chipophone – 8bit organ
Linus Akesson’s Chipophone is a homemade 8-bit synthesizer, designed for live chiptune playing.
It has been built inside an old electronic organ. All the original tone-generating parts have been disconnected, and the keys, pedals, knobs and switches rerouted to a microcontroller which transforms them into MIDI signals. Those are then parsed by a second microcontroller, which acts as a synthesizer.
Details at the Linusakkeson site.
Free virtual organ
Martinic launches Combo Model V for Mac, a free virtual combo organ instrument.
Features:
- 4-octave C-to-C keyboard
- Harmonic range 7 polyphonic octaves
- 4 footage drawbars
- 2 voice drawbars
- Vibrato unit with adjustable speed and depth
- Swell (volume) pedal
- Adjustable tuning per note
- Fully modelled (no samples inside)
- Model includes oscillators, dividers, crosstalk, filters, key contacts and key click
- Velocity-sensitive key contact attack and release
- Fully automatable
- 32 presets included
“Combo Model V is a freeware virtual combo organ, modelled after a well-known combo organ from the 1960s.”
Granite and Iliadis – two new flashy VSTs

Sonic Arts has released Granite, a new granular synthesizer instrument for Windows.
Description:
Granite is a granular synthesizer particularly suited for generating evolving, organic textures and atmospheres. It is also capable at creating dark bass tones and loop processing.
Granite’s sound is highly dependent on the input material, but the grain engine parameters have been refined and scaled to allow complete transformation of material in a fast and musical way.
Most parameters can be modulated with internal movement recorders, in addition to being controllable by host automation and MIDI CCs.
Granite is available now for Windows PC (Standalone/VST) for US $60. A demo version is available.
Iliadis has announced the iVF Combo Organ, a virtual organ instrument plug-in for Windows.
The iVF Combo Organ is a Two Manual Transistor Organ Simulation for Windows Compatible VST Hosts, inspired afer famous Transistor Organ models, with special characteristics and the feeling of an incredible Retro Sound close to the sound of favourite models of the past.
iVF Combo Organ will be soon be available as a VST instrument plug-in for Windows PC.
More information: Iliadis
Organ Emulation Keyboard
Joey Defrancesco has put his name on a new keyboard by Studiologic: the Numa Organ. (Studiologic is one of the brand names of the keyboard manufacturer Fatar).
All of the controls that the Hammond player would want are there, in the right places, including reverse-color preset keys, which provide a way to make quick changes during performance. This is significant, because until now, only organs with the Hammond name, specifically the XK-3, XK-3c and New B3 include the preset keys. In addition to the functionality they provide, they look really cool.
Now for a rundown of the features of the Numa Organ:
- Pitch and mod wheels – Provide extra functionality to use the Numa as a keyboard controller. The mod wheel doubles as a rotating speaker slow/fast switch, and because of the way it is oriented, switching from slow to fast requires a motion similar to using a traditional half-moon Leslie switch.
- Vibrato control – A rotary knob, just like on a vintage B-3, with switches to turn the vibrato effect on/off for the upper and lower manual.
- Drawbars – A set of nine drawbars are provided plus switches that specify which manual is affected by the current drawbar settings: upper, lower or bass pedals.
- Split and Transpose – The keyboard can be split so that the lower manual or bass pedal sounds are triggered from the left part of the keyboard and the upper manual sounds from the right. Transposition can be done in half steps.
- Percussion – four buttons control the percussion effect, like on a vintage Hammond: on/off, soft/normal, slow/fast, and 2nd/3rd harmonic.
- Effects – Rotary controls provide for adjustment of reverb, drive, key click and tonewheel leakage.
- Equalizer – bass and treble controls.
- Keyboard touch control – allows switching between organ mode and dynamic mode
At just 22 lbs., The Numa Organ is one of the most lightweight organ emulation keyboards on the market. What is missing – which I hope they include on a future model – is a second set of drawbars and a set of pedal drawbars.
Really cool retro VST organ for free
Missing those orginal organ sounds, well here’s the cure
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Autodafe have released B8 Organ, a VSTi emulation of an Organ. Here’s what they have to say about it…
B8 is basically a reproduction of the old organs of the 60’s-70’s.It has 9 oscillators, switchable between sine and saw wave, with drawbars, vibrato, chorus and reverb.Sine waves results in tones typical of a church organ, or hammond-type sounds. Saw waves sound more like old combo organs, like Farfisas, Davoli, Crumar, for example.
And best of all it is free – download it here >>





