Heritage Organ
Universal Synthetic Organ
A brand new instrument by SoundFingers, Heritage Organ is a unique tool for all your productions. Made for modern productions, it features a new way of designing your sound. For Reggae, Dub, Funk, Soul, Blues, Rock… All genres where you’ll need a great organ sound.
49€ 39€
$57 $44.06
£41.45 £33.16
(VAT not applicable, Art. 293 B of the CGI)
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A unique Instrument
Heritage
Heritage is what is transmitted by our predecessors, handled down from the past generations to the new. But Heritage is much more than preserving, displaying, or restoring a collection of all things. It’s the range of contemporary activities, meanings, and behaviors that we draw from them.
Another Approach
Therefore, Heritage Organ is a modern approach inspired by the spirits of the Ancients but it’s not another emulation or recreation of a past model.
It is a complete synthetic organ, which intends to take the good from the old to cover a wide range of tones, from huge church organ to classic Tonewheels and transistors, to something that can be more… weird.
Simplicity
Its controls are kept to a minimum to let you spend more time playing it than tweaking it. But don’t be fooled : you still can go deep and transform your sound to something you’d never get with another organ !
A unique Instrument
Heritage
Heritage is what is transmitted by our predecessors, handled down from the past generations to the new. But Heritage is much more than preserving, displaying, or restoring a collection of all things. It’s the range of contemporary activities, meanings, and behaviors that we draw from them.
Another Approach
Therefore, Heritage Organ is a modern approach inspired by the spirits of the Ancients but it’s not another emulation or recreation of a past model.
It is a complete synthetic organ, which intends to take the good from the old to cover a wide range of tones, from huge church organ to classic Tonewheels and transistors, to something that can be more… weird.
Simplicity
Its controls are kept to a minimum to let you spend more time playing it than tweaking it. But don’t be fooled : you still can go deep and transform your sound to something you’d never get with another organ !
Videos
Introduction
Tone Shifter Overview
Review by Producer Lloyd Brown
Designing a Reggae / Dub sound
Designing a Blues sound -1
Designing a Blues sound -2
Designing a Funky sound
Designing a Rock sound
Features
TONE SHIFTER
SYNTH CONTROLS
MASTER SETTINGS
EFFECTS
TONE SHIFTER
The Tone SHIFTER
The key to Heritage Organ is a unique Tone Shifter engine. It uses only 3 controls to define the tone of the instrument. They controls respectively the Bass, Treble and Odd section of the instrument and let you change the tone and complexity of each section.
SYNTH CONTROLS
Global Synth Options
As the Heritage Organ is a synthetic instrument, you can change the waveforms of the different sections. You can select the number of voices you want to fatten the sound, and detune the voices accordingly.
MASTER SETTINGS
Master Section
The master section of the instrument lets you saturate the sound with the Drive control, select a Cab and adjust its level to give your tone a different color, and adjust the master volume of the organ.
EFFECTS
Effects Rack
You have acces to a full FX rack, including a custom-designed rotary effect, a phaser, filters with LFO linked to the rotary speed, EQ, Delay and Reverb.
Requirements
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Joachim Smith (verified owner) –
I hesitated about this one. Yes, I’m an organ nut, but with 10+ s/w organs on my SSDs – did I really need ANOTHER?
In the end, I bought Heritage, and I’m happy I did.
Heritage is refreshingly different, but it has a surprisingly wide palette of tone colours thanks to its rather quirky set of controls. You won’t find a set of drawbars here, but there are plenty of B3 clones around. Instead, Heritage encourages exploration and whatever you do (almost) you’ll come up with something useful and inspiring.
Doffing my cap to Matt for creating something new and interesting in the rather crowded organ field!
Hold on a bit, though…
For the Rotary, I definitely miss an option to have two fixed (but adjustable) speeds (chorale and tremolo) with a toggle.
And where is the vibrato for an Italian combo organ character?
That said, I think that Matt has come up with a winner. Nice work!
Version 1.1 with vibrato and Leslie style controls will definitely get five stars!