SilkTone.... great, sounds like you are digging the sound too.... I am amazed at how good it sounds.  Hate to say it, but it sounds better to me than me throwing a mic rig around my leslie and recording LIVE....
 
I know for sure, it is a lot easier to set up the VST.
 
Jim

Nice clean sounds but it is a CPU hog. They have to fix that...

Also being discussed here http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/3154274
 
Jim, whats you take on the distortion, is it good at really dirty sounds?

I really like the NI B4 Leslie, loved it for many years. I have other nice PSP plugs though. 

It's does it better than my 760 but I would have to give the distortion a B-, not terrible but the VST on its own isn't going to give you that Jon Lord sound (RIP).
 
How ya been by the way?
 
Jim

jkleban
It's does it better than my 760 but I would have to give the distortion a B-, not terrible but the VST on its own isn't going to give you that Jon Lord sound (RIP).
 
How ya been by the way?
 
Jim

I am doing fine thanks, in Dubai at the moment, DAWless but earning money for new toys. I hope all is well with you.
 
Yes, to get that unique Jon Lord sound you to try to emulate his signal path. He would put the Hammond through a Marshal amp, else Richie Blackmore would drown him out.
 
He also had an RMI electra piano built into to the organ so he could layer the sounds.  I would not say I have nailed that sound but layering your RMI samples with NIs vintage Organ's C3 on a clean DI setting in Kontakt, then putting it through Amplitube and finally XILS labs LX122 rotary gives some interesting results.
 

Update, PSP has a released an update that reduces the CPU load.  Haven't installed it yet but wanted to let you know.
 
Jim

hi  - great plugin but i'm having trouble getting Sonar Artist to assign
MIDI to PSP L'otary2 speed control - just keeps saying not assigned
- seems ACT related
 
Sonar Artist
Win 7 x64

Hope you guys checked the Blue3 leslie from GG-Audio. Did the beta and been a fan ever since.