Free Download Soundiron - Sandy Creek Organ

Free Download Soundiron’s Sandy Creek Organ Sound Library for Kontakt.

Overview of the Sandy Creek Organ:

Captures the sighs of life of this well-worn vintage Thomas Monticello organ. This precious artifact, bequeathed to us by a friendly neighbor, had its own story. It appears that during its downtime between services as a musical instrument, this particular organ was also home to countless small critters that left their mark throughout the interior.

It sat there in our old studio in Sand Creek until we finally decided to reveal some of its musical secrets. To capture the full character of this vintage treasure, we recorded the microphone in two positions: close and in the room. The Sandy Creek Organ includes six different sustain types (two of which feature a Leslie rotary speaker), each with looping and releases, as well as a variety of sound effects.

As always, we’ve included a selection of carefully crafted environments and creative effect presets to help jump-start your creativity. The real Thomas Monticello we recorded may have reached its final stop, but it will live on forever as our Sandy Creek organ.

Features of the Sandy Creek Organ:

The richness of six different sustain types, each with its own character. Two of these sustain types even feature a rotating Leslie speaker, adding a vintage touch to your compositions.
For each sustain type, capturing the authentic feel of the organ’s sound as it fades away.
The musical notes, experience the organ’s quirks with a variety of sound effects. It’s not just about playing; it’s about the entire sonic journey.
You can choose your sonic perspective with recorded microphone positions up close and in the room, giving you flexibility in crafting the organ’s presence in your compositions.
These creative FX presets are not just additions; they’re the spark that ignites your musical imagination.
This isn’t just any organ; it’s the real Thomas Monticello, capturing the essence of its final moments and ensuring that it lives on forever as our Sandy Creek Organ.