Celmo.com has a "HammonQ" which has some bread and butter organ sounds. It's nowhere equal to a Native Instruments B4 but it's playable.
Or you can get some B3 samples and play them on the STS series.
If Creamware ever releases their hardware "Noah" it will have a B3000 which is their version of the B3. Creamware might release it as a plug in. They released the MiniMax as a plug in so who knows.
On 2002-10-14 11:24, Gregory wrote:
If Creamware ever releases their hardware "Noah" it will have a B3000 which is their version of the B3. Creamware might release it as a plug in. They released the MiniMax as a plug in so who knows.
we hope that b3000 will not eat 1 dsp per voice as the minimax!
spoimala, if you want it real, you might consider an old Yamaha Electone HC-2 or 4 as midi input device if you can get it elcheapo 2nd hand.
2 Manuals with organ touch and a bass pedal, though I dunno about drawbar control on this.
I found the B4 working best as a stand-alone... This way, I could separate the keyboards and pedals in different midi channels. I didn't find how to do this with the b4 as vst... But, no more asio with logic while doing this...