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- ABOUT - Since the first introduction in 1935, the Hammond B3
Organ has been favored by rock, blues, gospel and jazz
artists alike. And for good reason, it's an incredible
sounding instrument! Sonic Implants Hammond B3 Organ CD
is a massive collection. 45 different Hammond B3
instruments all run through Leslie Speaker and programmed
by one of Boston's best B3 players. Long loops, stereo
samples, complete keymaps, slow, fast and stopped rotor
variations give you a ton of sounds to choose from. Giga
Crossfades move smoothly between stopped, slow and fast
rotors for ultimate playability. This B3 isn't the
pristine, clean, and pretty B3 sound you often find in a
sample collection. Instead, we chose to record a B3 with
some character, some grit; what a B3 really sounds like
after its been played a lot and gigged a lot. Check out
the demos and hear for yourself. http://www.sonicimplants.com/sonicgiga/organ.htm Team DELiRiUM
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September 17, 2001
SONIC IMPLANTS RELEASES HAMMOND B3 ORGAN COLLECTION Somerville, MA. (September 17, 2001) - Sonic Network, Inc., has just released a massive selection of B3 Organ samples in SoundFont and Gigastudio formats. The collection is available on its new Sonic Implants Hammond B3 Organ Collection CD and its Hammond B3 downloads web page. This B3 isn't the pristine, clean, and pretty B3 sound you often find in a sample collection. Instead, Sonic chose to record a B3 with some character, some grit: what a B3 really sounds like after its been played and gigged a lot. The CD is available for direct purchase now from the Sonic web site or can be ordered by telephone. The Sonic Implants products were the first on the net with high quality samples that could be selectively downloaded directly into a buyer's computer and they continue that tradition with this collection. Forty-five different downloads of individual instruments are available on line at http://www.sonivoxmi.com. Each instrument is approximately 10-12 megabytes, compressed to 3-6 megabytes for downloading. "Since the first introduction in 1935, the Hammond B3 Organ has been favored by rock, blues, gospel and jazz artists alike. And for good reason, it's an incredible sounding instrument!" said Jennifer Hruska, president of Sonic Network, Inc. "We ran all 45 different Hammond B3 instruments through Leslie Speakers and had them programmed by one of Boston's best B3 players. Long loops, stereo samples, complete keymaps, slow, fast and stopped rotor variations give you a ton of sounds to choose from." Visitors can see and hear MP3 demos in action and get more information at the Sonic Implants website at: http://www.sonivoxmi.com before making the choice of downloading individual products or purchasing the entire collection on CD. Contact 888-577-9629 for more information.
Contact: Al Joelson
SONiVOX Sound that Rocks.
