Bells and Organs?

[Zafrece]

I have been looking around for some time now for either sound files, or a vst that has realistic church/tubular bells. Not to mention something with decent church organs. I can't seem to find one, so i figured id toss the question out to le AP members.

[Lachi]

At 2/5/13 02:29 PM, Zafrece wrote: I have been looking around for some time now for either sound files, or a vst that has realistic church/tubular bells. Not to mention something with decent church organs. I can't seem to find one, so i figured id toss the question out to le AP members.

u're rlly c00l with your speak
u cud check out this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLxeKPZR1iE), one of the first rslts on a google search for "church organ vst".

about tubular bells, they're called orchestra chimes (if they are what you mean), i'd reccomend some orchestra library.

g00d luc\<

[Zafrece]

At 2/5/13 02:35 PM, Lachi wrote:

At 2/5/13 02:29 PM, Zafrece wrote: I have been looking around for some time now for either sound files, or a vst that has realistic church/tubular bells. Not to mention something with decent church organs. I can't seem to find one, so i figured id toss the question out to le AP members.

u're rlly c00l with your speak
u cud check out this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLxeKPZR1iE), one of the first rslts on a google search for "church organ vst".

about tubular bells, they're called orchestra chimes (if they are what you mean), i'd reccomend some orchestra library.

g00d luc\<

At 2/5/13 02:35 PM, Lachi wrote:

At 2/5/13 02:29 PM, Zafrece wrote: I have been looking around for some time now for either sound files, or a vst that has realistic church/tubular bells. Not to mention something with decent church organs. I can't seem to find one, so i figured id toss the question out to le AP members.

u're rlly c00l with your speak
u cud check out this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLxeKPZR1iE), one of the first rslts on a google search for "church organ vst".

about tubular bells, they're called orchestra chimes (if they are what you mean), i'd reccomend some orchestra library.

g00d luc\<

I'm not really sure why the "u're rlly c00l with your speak" comment came up, however
tubular bells and orchestra chimes are the same thing. As for the organ vst you linked, i have looked into both that and organux in the past, and i was less than pleased with the sounds they produced. Thanks for the information regardless.

[sorohanro]

I would say it worth to check the Independence Free sampler. Originally developed by Yellow Tools and bought by Magix, so now it has a better support. It comes with a 2.5 GB sound library and has a very nice church organ.
Win and Mac compatible.

[JosephAS1]

I use Proyect Sam True Strike for the bells, (it's the whole percussion thing)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=9mgmj 43ncu4
I couldn't find the bell sounding, but It has a very decent tubular bells sound (if you hear a bell in my songs, it's true strike)
Anywho, I'm saving some cash to purchase the best percussion library I've ever seen, "Spitfire Percussion REDUX"
You must watch this!:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxTwCEUKkrg

And I also own this Organ (Sonokinetic Toccata):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=As8RLAdqCjU

Hope this helps, have a nice day (:

[MilkyChocolate]

Actually, I've made a sampled bell instrument that sounds like exactly what you're looking for.

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?3hidgi8e57gp6d6

(File is an Ableton rack, requires Ableton's Sampler/Simpler)