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[Derek]

@Corky

And in 1st place…drumroll

UVI ROTARY !!!

MY PERSONAL OBSERVATIONS:

PROS:
Easy on computer load. Easy to bind. Easy to use controls. As @Torsten pointed out, there is a “woodiness” about it. I haven’t tried this live yet, but will this coming weekend. I bought this when it 1st came out, knowing that Acoustic Samples was working with UVI on a new Leslie for B5. I thought this was what they came up with…don’t really know.
No ILok !!
I guess @terrybritton and I maybe made a good choice when we bought it.

CONS:
Some type of EQ would help this. I find very little change in the filter sections. No difference in closed or open cabinets. I spent a lot of time dialing in speeds and acceleration/deceleration. Still didn’t get it right, but plan to spend more time on it? Forget the presets unless you plan to play some psychedelic tunes, or summon ET.
I think it is quite limited, but it apparently has a lot of potential.

Disclaimer: This is my limited test. Anyone is welcome to join in the discussion and voice an opinion, and provide plug settings. I used ONLY the plugin with no outside enhancements, such as EQ. VB3 II was used for the Hammond sound.

I just noticed that Rotary is on sale right now until 18th March. Down from €79 to €49 so I demoed it tonight. I couldn’t fully decide if I preferred the IK Leslie over this one. Probably the IK Leslie, but there was something about this one that I liked as well, so decided to get it whilst it was on offer, so I have the option of either.

In fact I liked running both of them together (I had them in my Cantabile rack, turning them on and off, and occasionally tried them together. That gave a really complex sound!

And I now understand what you mean about the presets!