Organ man

Today is the day! 🙌 I'm thrilled to announce the release of The Sam Fribush Organ Trio loop and sample pack featuring @SamFribush on Hammond Organ, @charlie_hunter on Guitar, and @calcoon71 on drums. Download the pack here: yurtrock.com/products/sam-fr… This collection, curated from Sam's newest release entitled "People Please, brings together an eclectic mix of 12 sessions, offering a rich palette of grooves across various tempos and keys. Each loop is available in pristine 24-bit 48 kHz WAV format for seamless integration with any DAW and sampler, as well as in 16-bit 44.1 kHz WAV format, ensuring compatibility with USB looper pedals for live performance flexibility. Product Specs: Number of Sessions: 12 File Size: 1.72 GB - Instant Download - 100% Royalty-Free - 16-bit 44.1 kHz WAV Audio Pedal Loops - 24-bit 48 KHz WAV Audio DAW Loops About the Hammond Organ and Leslie cabinet used on the session: "On the 'People Please' sessions, I played a Hammond A102 with a Leslie cabinet. The A102 is similar to the A100, but the big difference mechanically is the A-102 adds its own internal amplifier and speakers, including a reverberation unit and a fancier finish on the legs. The organ at Stephen Price's studio was in pristine condition, he purchased it directly from the original owner. The Leslie was a 147 and we mic'd it with a pair of Coles 4038s and a Wunder CM7 on the subwoofer. In addition, I connected a trek line-out that went directly from the Hammond to the Neve console, bypassing the Leslie (this gives me a nice low-end punch)."