Looking for organ sounds for psychedelic music.  
 
Here I am thinking of the sounds of Incense and Peppermints,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rw1_FNdy-Y
that looks like a VOX
 
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Good lovin
Steppin Stone
Double Shot,
 
... NOT the B3 sound.  
 
Or this!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Db0JbJHG1Y0
 
 
I have been playing with the Arturia Farfisa V and the Vox.  I never realized just how different they sounded!
 
Thanks

I sometimes use this one:
Combo F

It sounds pretty awful by itself, so I usually have another decent-sounding organ (e.g. VB3) playing in unison with it.

The V Collection Vox & Farfisa or NI Vintage Organs. Also Hollow Sun's Vox for Kontakt. All have their strengths but I think the Arturia stuff has the edge.

I'm fond of the old Martinic Model V, which nails the Vox Continental. It used to be a freebie but the developer went to work for Arturia and took it down so that they could fancy it up and turn it into a commercial product.
 
However, once things get onto the internet they never truly disappear, so it's still out there if you search for it. The same guy's Farfisa emulation ("Model F") is still available, too. I was never as big a fan of the Farfisa back in the day because it sounded thin compared to the Continental and it had that horribly non-ergonomic knee-operated swell pedal. I have it but have never used it in a recording. Still, it's free, so you might as well add it to your toolkit.
 
BTW, here's the correct link for the Combo Organ Discography page. jude77 inadvertently included the right-parenthesis in his URL.

Thanks all!

I say get a real spring reverb and put any organ sound through it and it will go psychedelic.
 
 
 

Another Combo V (Vox Continental) and Combo F (the Farfisa).
I've used them both loyally in Windows 8.1/Sonar Platinum X64 with no issues what so ever.
They are free and they are semi deep in editing ability's (Automation for Trem pedal, exc).
 
The Vox Continetal/Combo V is my favorite out of the bunch.
Yes you can buy them from autrua but the free ones are pretty decent.
The free ones don't have multi timbre samples (no velocity). So if you are editing them in the Piano roll view and drop
the velocity of some of the notes, they wont change, its all the same sample.

On my old Hammond (digital clone) I had the option of using velocity-sensitivity, so I tried it once for grins. Barf! Organs are not supposed to be velocity-sensitive, for good reason.

bitflipper
On my old Hammond (digital clone) I had the option of using velocity-sensitivity, so I tried it once for grins. Barf! Organs are not supposed to be velocity-sensitive, for good reason.

I think with the Connie, Its more of a volume pedal change sampled for velocity's.