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This is probably the best emulated B3 I've played/heard and it's currently on-sale for $29. uaudio.com/products/waterfall-…

Waterfall B3 Organ

Decades of soul, at your fingertips. Get the sound of a legendary 1958 tonewheel organ as heard on countless R&B, soul, rock, hip‑hop, and gospel hits Experience the rich, three-dimensional whirl of a vintage 1974 rotary speaker cabinet Tap into drea…
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Andre Louis

@tuukkao OOO in that case I'm so glad you asked... This is now a few years old so things have been swapped out a bit/moved around, but it's essentially the same thing for all intents and purposes. *Everything* I mention in the video is of course linked in the description, should anything catch your attention.
I should probably do a 2026 version at some point, even if some things do remain the same because I have staples I will not change.

#InspiredBySound - What's In My Jamming/Gigging Template? youtu.be/T9FuTF2kTHo


#InspiredBySound - What's In My Jamming/Gigging Template?

In this video I thought I'd show you all the sounds in my jamming/gigging template, in case you're perhaps making the transition to gigging 'In The Box' - ma...
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So do I. I believe it's all there. But the organ itself doesn't have almost any customisation parameters, only the physical performance controls that you would find on a real B3. Again it's not a detriment because there's no need to customise anything, it's brilliant to begin with, but for example VB3 offers an insane amount of customisation for the modelled organ like trims for each drawbar, different tone generator models, levels for the different mechanical noises / interferences etc.
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