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Vintage keyboard plugins for soul, funk, jazz and rock: electric pianos, organs, a clavinet and a harpsichord, each recorded from a real instrument – and several of them rebuilt with physical modeling so they respond like the original.

8 instruments

B-5 Organ V3

Sampling/modeling hybrid recreation of the one of the all-time greats - the Hammond B3 and its Leslie speaker.

More info $119

VReeds

Sampling/modeling hybrid recreation of the legendary Wurlitzer 200© and 200A Electric Piano.

More info $119

VTines MK1

Sampling/modeling hybrid recreation of a classic Fender Rhodes MK1 electric piano.

More info $119

Clavi D9

The Clavi D9 is based on Hohner's famous Clavinet D6©. It has a strong claim to the title of 'funkiest instrument ever made'!

More info $99

Super II

The Super II is based on a 1965 VOX Super Continental dual-manual organ.

More info $79

Mark79

The Mark79 is based on a 1979 Mark II 73 Keys Electric Piano from 1979.

More info $99

Wurlie

Based on the Wurlitzer 206A, Wurlie paved the way for the creation of VReeds - but has lots to offer in its own right.

More info $99

Electric pianos

  • VTines MK1 – a Mark I Fender Rhodes, built as a sampling and modeling hybrid: fully continuous velocity, real Rhodes imperfections, a detailed amp simulation with several mic placements and an 8-effect pedalboard – in only 80 MB.
  • Mark79 – a 1979 Rhodes Mark II with 73 keys, the even, controlled tone of the Return to Forever era, with 10 velocity layers, tremolo, autopan and amp simulation.
  • VReeds – a Wurlitzer electric piano as a sampling and modeling hybrid, with both the 200 and the 200A models and fully continuous velocity, in 70 MB.
  • Wurlie – a deeply sampled Wurlitzer 206A, with 10 velocity layers, 20 release velocities and an amp simulation of its own cabinet.

Organs

  • B-5 Organ V3 – a Hammond B3 built from real tonewheel recordings and a full model of the organ: the 91 tonewheel frequencies, the key contacts, the drawbars and the AO-28 amplifier, so it behaves like the real instrument instead of stacking drawbar samples.
  • Super II – a rare 1965 VOX Super Continental with two manuals and a pedal keyboard, the organ sound of 1960s rock, with every drawbar sampled separately, vibrato, a rotary speaker and around 20 cabinet and microphone combinations.

Clavinet and harpsichord

  • Clavi D9 – a Hohner Clavinet D6, the sound of countless funk and disco hits, with both pickups recorded separately, the original EQ switches modeled, mutes, staccatos and a real wah.
  • Harpicordo – a dual-manual harpsichord, a recreation of a 17th-century Flemish Ruckers by the Ateliers Marc Ducornet in Paris, with two 8' and one 4' registers, the lute stop and full tuning control.

All instruments run in the free UVI Player as VST, AU, AAX and standalone on macOS and Windows.