leslie rotary speaker simulators

[EVT]

Hi everyone,
I was looking at some leslie rotary speakers. I ran into the hughes and Kettner Rotosphere which looks really cool.
http://www.music123.com/Hughes-and-K...r-i45228.music

Any other less expensive simulators that are well liked?
thanks,
evt

[shiatzu]

less expensive, probably not. i'd say go with something from motion sound, i've had nothing but great results using their stuff.

[Track Rat]

A guy that hangs here named Steelpetals likes this
http://www.songworks.com/pages/1/index.htm
I'll stick with my 147.

[Beck]

I used to own a pair of Leslies in the 80's - can't remember the model # right off hand - wish I still had them.

Anyway, the Leslie on the Alesis midiverb 4 is outstanding. The speed change rises and falls in a way that simulates the inertia of the real deal. The effect can be triggered by various MIDI controls, including aftertouch. A foot switch can be used to change speeds.

I hadn’t heard how good the Leslie was on the Midiverb 4 before I bought it. It was I nice surprise.

I usually prefer analog devices such as the Rockman Stereo Chorus for that sort of spatial treatment, but the Midiverb 4 gets high marks for the Leslie.

-Tim

[Atterion]

I'll second shiatzu's suggestion of Motion Sound.

[Supercreep]

Native Instruments B4 comes with an awsome Leslie plugin.

[EVT]

thanks for the replies
evt