The story
A Chord Organ that I bought in Oregon (hehe) for like 7 bucks.
I’ve sampled this with the volume slider open and closed, notes and chords, and at the bottom there’s these little key toggles for the motor noise found on the actual unit. Sounds like a slightly beefier melodica to me (maybe I’ll sample one of those soon, too!)
Reviews for Emenee Audion 1805
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Warm and simple sound of piano
The sound is very close to the upright piano. Very simple and straight sound of Piano library
Antique Accordion
This is definitely a unique instrument for pianobook. I named it antique accordion in my pianobook folder because thats what it sounds like to me. Its fairly dynamic for an instrument like this which is cool. I dont find it to be particularly characterful or interesting but i think it will be really useful in specific scoring situations. The Motor sounds add a nice touch of character and realism. While i would never use this in my own original music, i still think it could come in handy in other situations
One fat, vintage fan organ...
Its a bit noisy. but that's to be expected with Fan Organs. The chords are recorded a bit hot, as they peak the volume meter. But otherwise this provides a rich sound which I'm sure many will absolutely find room for in their sound collection.
Accordion sounding organ...
If you hadn't told me that this was a fan organ, then I would have 100% guess that it was an accordion. As always, more customizability and a GUI would really help this instrument out, but it is otherwise fun to use.
Like a small warm accordion
This is a very nice sounding chord organ, similar to an accordion, which is the kind of instrument that I don't really enjoy listening to. Nevertheless, I can't say this is a bad patch. It is sampled very nicely, but even if I couldn't locate white noise in the samples, sometimes I inconsistently get a kind of fuzzy texture that I am not sure if it is there intentionally.
There are some dedicated keys for the chords, which are kind of limited but that's the nature of the real instrument anyway. The motor noises are a very nice touch, but they might be loud for the average velocity volume of the instrument. The GUI offers only one open/close button, which if I'm being honest I can't listen to any changes in the sound or behavior of the instrument.
