Rhythmic Robot Faderwheel

FadeWheel is here!

The gnarliest tonewheel-based machine ever :-)

We love tonewheel organs, and we love transistor organs; they inform pretty much everything – blues, roots, punk, reggae, indie, contemporary stadium rock – and they can add a moving, swirling, breathing layer of cool to any track.

But somehow all the organ sims on the market manage to sound a bit squeaky-clean for our tastes. Wouldn't it be nice if you could just dial up as much grit, graunch, crosstalk, component failure, cross-modulation and grime as you want, so you could go from factory-clean to falling-apart-knackered with the twist of a knob? And wouldn't be even better if you could sculpt the sound a bit while you were at it, so the sound didn't have to be quite so recognisably a B3 or a Vox or whatever, but could drift into pad or sound design territory?