Electric piano (Rhodes, Wurli) and Transistor organ (Farfisa, Vox Continental) RTAS?

[sws2h]

I'm trying to get some virtual instruments and I love the sound of transistor organs. Is there a good organ that will work in RTAS/AAX land? The GSI stuff sounds great but they seem pretty anti-Pro Tools and I need something that's compatible with PT 10 (no wrappers) and will support AAX in the near future.

I'm also looking for a good Wurlitzer, CP-70, and Rhodes. Pianoteq is the front runner for me right now, since I'll also need grand and upright pianos.

[Numanoid]

You looking for freeware or payware?

Freeware, I guess you can get the free Reaktor Player in Pro Tools and then get access to demo the Boscomac Reaktor ensembles.

[sws2h]

Pay. I think around $100 if it just does one instrument, but really nails it, or more if it does a lot of different keyboards.

[jas]

http://www.applied-acoustics.com/loungelizard/overview/

[pinki]

Motu Electric Keys? http://www.motu.com/products/software/e ... /body.html

Currently on sale by me in the marketplace!

[Numanoid]

Pay. I think around $100 if it just does one instrument, but really nails it, or more if it does a lot of different keyboards.

Wurlitzer V by Arturia costs just about a c-note
http://www.kvraudio.com/product/wurlitzer-v-by-arturia

[Big Tick]

AIR's Velvet is really amazing. So is Arturia Wurli.

[ontol]

[sws2h]

I prefer to avoid samples if possible. LinPlug Organ 3 looked like a strong contender for B3/transistor organ but they are not currently working on AAX plug ins...and I'd prefer to spend my money on something that's going to be supported in Pro Tools 11.

[sws2h]

How do the Wurli and Rhodes sounds in Pianoteq compare to Lounge Lizard?

Still looking for some transistor organ options. The Native Instruments stuff sounds ok but it doesn't play great.