Acousticsamples has released Wurlie, a 64-key Wurlitzer 206A piano, and, as the Wurlitzer company named it, a "Student Electronic Piano".
The 206A is a student model, and is similar to a 200A except for its beige color and built-in amp/speaker (it also did not come with a tremolo).
Acousticsamples recorded it both from the direct output using a DI (Universal Audio Solo 610) and a pair of microphones above the keys next to where the head of a player would be. They also included their common features, like multiple releases, and also included a sympathetic resonance system (both pedal up and down). You also have access to various effects and control over the MIDI parameters to make it fit to your keyboards response.
Pricing & Availability
80€ / 99$
Like other Acousticsamples libraries, Wurlie comes with its own player (the UVI Workstation) that works in standalone and as VST, AU, RTAS, MAS plugins for 32– and 64-Bit Windows and Mac OS X.
For more info, visit the products page.
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