Looking for good Mellotron, Hammond, & Leslie 64 bit VST

[OldDog]

I had a couple of freeware VSTs, one for Mellotron (tapeworm) and One each for Hammond and Leslie sounds, but the tapeworm VST locks up Sonar every time I try to use it and I cannot seem to locate the disk with the Hammond VST ( which I know is also 32 bit ).

Can anyone recommend either free or reasonably priced for pay 64 bit VSTs to fit the bill?

Thanks,
Harry

[Geissler]

Mellotron : Free VSTi's : FreeMusicSoftware.org

Great site with lots of free VSTis, hopefully you'll find something that works out for you.

[richiebee]

You could look into jbridge that allows you to use 32 bit plugins in a 64 bit environment.

In that case, look for Organized Trio for your Hammond Emulation. Not quite up to NI's B4, but pretty darned good for the price.

[OldDog]

Thanks all, I'll check these out!

[OldDog]

Thanks all, I found the Leslie sound I was looking for, it was the Nubi Spinner LE plug in works flawlessly! ( Still have to figure out how to map my controller to it ). I have a couple of different Hammond VSTs I am playing with, the NuBi LE and the Organized Trio. I am sure one of them will end up being just fine.

The Mellotron is another issue. I did find one that works, but it is only three octaves and only has four "tapes". I need to get more range and would prefer a couple of the other tapes. I may have to save up for one of the "store bought" VSTs to get what I want there.

Thanks for the help,
Harry

[garww]

I only have a older MelloSoftTron, and I really haven't used it much. I do use Stringer which is more about synthetic strings and has some emulations.

I'm just seeing this on the web;
MySpace.com Blogs - Plankspanker MySpace Blog
"I haven't tried the Mellosofttron, but having one Mellotron emulator is enough. The thing that's great about the M-Tron is the incredible number of banks of sounds-real honest to goodness Mellotron samples! I love Mellotrons because they just cut through everything. I think it's that little bit of noise and dodgy tuning that makes them stand out. Besides all that, the sound just brings back memories of my wasted (and I do mean wasted!) youth.

Thanks for the comment! I hope to hear back from you!

Robert"

[OldDog]

garww,

The M-Tron looks to be the one. Just have to wait till I pay down last months purchases.

[EnSkorSang]

Take a look at Sampletron