Vintage Keys
A collection of virtual instruments capturing a full range of classic and rare analog and digital sythesizers, electro-mechanical organs and other vintage keyboard instruments from the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s.
Cruiser captures that signature nostalgic sound of the 80's Siel Cruise synth, perfect for vaporwave, chillwave and all of the best Saturday morning cartoon theme songs ever written. It offers great sound-shaping controls all housed within an intuitive GUI.
Granada 49 is a faithful capture of a rare 70's Italian Fesma Granada 49-key portable synthesizer. Whether you're looking to recreate an old 8-bit videogame sound, fat synth bass tones or razer-sharp lead lines, this playable and versatile library can do it!
Bontastic! features a variety of sustains, staccatos, and chords all captured from a vintage Bontempi B4 Electronic Table Organ. It offers a fully loaded GUI with creative controls like Glide and Octave to help raise the creative potential of this library.
Microrgan captures the nostalgic sound of a rare 1950s Farfisa Microorgan electric reed organ, in all its warm tone with infinite sustains and tight staccatos. We’ve packed the GUI with great sound-shaping tools like LFO, arpeggiator, and custom FX presets.
Magnus captures the nostalgic sound of a rare 1960s Magnus Electric Chord Organ with six major and minor chord options, infinite sustain and tight staccatos. We’ve also created custom chord and FX presets and 40 unique ambiences for underscoring and texture.
If you’re looking for warm funky grooves and radical synths to compose your next 1980 dance track, look no further than Disco 6000. We’ve packed the GUI with lots of great sound-shaping controls that give you the flexibility to warp the sound in many ways.
UFO 61 is a 1970s five-octave organ made by Viscount, known to have just a few core voices, a single speaker, a simple rhythm box and basic organ controls. This humble synthesizer has a smooth, quaint tone with a warm, fuzzy texture, perfect for game scoring.
Principessa captures the vintage sounds of the rare 2-tiered 1960s "Princess" organ, known for its creamy low/mids and soft rolled-off highs. The console features bass pedal keys, an expression pedal and various rocker switches for unique voice settings.
Eko Panda captures the nostalgic sound of a vintage Italian 70's Eko Panda synthesizer, perfect for recreating your favorite old-school leads and pads, with basic waveforms designed to approximate the sound of an e-piano, harpsichord, horns, strings and winds.
Elektronik 25 offers a rare glimpse at sought-after Soviet-era synthesizers and the rich strings sounds can enhance any composition. It features sustains, staccatos, a collection of FX pad sounds, and over 40 evolving pads from the source to enhance usability.
Jewel Runner captures the retro analog vibes of the eccentric 1970 Gem Sprinter 49 synth, complete with warm tonal flavors ready to complement any genre of music. We offer synth sustains, staccatos, and 16 tempo-syncable drum loops, dialed in from the organ.
Yumtone H4 captures a magical classic FM synthesizer, the Japanese Electone HC-4. It includes 44-note keybeds, a foot pedal system, drum machine and 16-operator FM voices; complete with ambiences and custom FX presets ready to complement any genre of music.
This library captures a variety of presets across the entire 49-key range of the unique Italian Bontempi HP 544-20 synthesizer. We offer synth sustains, staccatos, piano, violin and “Magic Chords” dialed in from the organ, and tempo-syncing drum loops.
FATTY 311 honors the tonal legacy of the Conn Prelude 311 organ. Our lovely Prelude had a real spring reverb unit, two 44 key keyboards, a Min-O-Matic rhythm machine, and tons of emulated sounds of clarinet, trombone, violin, guitar tremolo, and more.
Jewel Empire II captures the versatility and character of the Italian 1980s GEM Imperial II electronic organ. It features a large selection of sustains and staccatos, in wide stereo or direct line, making it a good addition to any composer’s sonic palette.
Soundiron's Easy 6100 brings to life another rare Italian electronic organ/synthesizer: the Elgam 610/R. Information on this particular instrument is scarce, but it features Bass, Special, and Normal voice sections, as well as vibrato for the Special voices.
Jewel Bandolero captures the analog sounds of the distinctive 1970s Gem Rodeo 49, complete with warm tonal colors, ready to complement any genre. We offer synth sustains, staccatos, and “Magic Chords” dialed in from the organ, and 41 tempo-syncable drum loops.
Eko Digit captures the quintessential sounds of the Eko Finger 200 synth, great those nostalgic vibes we've all grown to love over the years. This library is perfect for film and game composers looking to recreate the sounds of classic video game soundtracks.
Verve revives the vintage analog sounds of the quirky 1960s Jen Brio 61-CS, most popular for its cheesy string ensemble vibratos and woodwind synth presets. Packed with advanced features, it offers warm tonal colors equipped to complement any genre of music.
Siel Flow captures the nostalgia of an iconic 80s synthesizer, making it a must-have for genres like vaporwave, chillwave, nu-disco, funk, and those unforgettable Saturday morning cartoon themes.
Organetta comes with our favorite synth sustains, deep bass tones, staccatos, drum loops, and keystroke sound effects captured from a vintage Hohner El Luxe 49P.