PS-ORG Organ
Drawbars, Leslie and a chord to comp.
a drawbar organ — the nine drawbars are the sound · set a chord (it follows the key) and comp it with the gate · Leslie spins the speaker · ✨ DICE rolls a groove
About this one
PS-ORG is a drawbar/tonewheel organ. Each chord note is the additive sum of nine sine drawbars at the classic Hammond footages (16' to 1'), so the drawbar registration is the whole sound. Set a chord — it's built from the KEY and re-voices when the key changes — then comp it with a 16-step rhythm gate for funk and gospel stabs. There's a key-click, single-trigger percussion, a tube-drive waveshaper and a Leslie that spins slow or fast. Under it all, a whisper of a real recorded pipe organ adds genuine organ air — the drawbars still shape the tone.
Learn how it works: Additive synthesis→- 01Nine additive drawbars at classic Hammond footages — the registration is the sound
- 02A subtle real pipe-organ layer (VCSL, CC0) under the drawbars for genuine organ air
- 03A diatonic chord that follows the KEY, comped by a 16-step rhythm gate
- 04Key-click, single-trigger percussion and a tube-drive waveshaper
- 05A Leslie speaker that spins slow or fast, plus registration presets
- 06In the studio: a chord-comp organ; ✨ DICE rolls a groove