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the auto accompaniment, different rhythm presets (polka, swing.

And for free! Add to that the 'cheesy' side of this type of instrument. I have played B3's (and loved them), used to own a real Minimoog, but this is cool in different ways. Here's a link to my place if you are interested.ДЄwesome, thanks! Yeah, I am loving the uniqueness of this thing. Everyone knows what the Minimoog sounds like, but NOBODY has recorded the Yamaha E30 tubular bells! These sounds appeal to the artists in their search for unique sounds. They are recorded as often as the Moogs, Arps, etc. Here at the studio, we have Lowrey's, Eminents, Hammonds, Yamaha's, etc, and they get used on lots of sessions. And they are STUFFED with amazing sounds.

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Home organs are the most neglected and under appreciated keyboards around, and can be acquired for literally nothing. Lowrey Organ - UK FORUM Below is a full list of all the uploaded Software and downloadable items to this site. Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, The Who, Garth Hudson, etc. The older Lowrey organs (Heritage, Berkshire, etc) have a solid history of important recordings. The plug manages to get the timbre of a real Leslie just right and with everything controllable with envelopes, well, it's just a GREAT plug! You can use it on voices, guitars, anything you want. He loves it! I fooled another guy who is a MONSTER keyboardist who played for many years on a B3 and Leslie. I fooled a guy who SELLS Leslie speakers. I add the plug to the already recorded track and it sounds pretty damned good. So I had an old speaker box laying around and I bought a full range Celestion, put it into the box and mic that instead. When I mic'd the original speaker it picked up the hum from the motors.

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I just noticed that the free leslie emulation you linked to is made by the same people who makes the VB3 and leslie I linked to! So I am sure that it sounds amazing. I am ALWAYS looking for more sonic tools, if they are good ones. Do you record with mics, and then apply the leslie emulation to that? It would be cool, but as far as authenticity goes, amplifying the mic-ed sound through the leslie emulation is bound to be a little off, or am I missing something? Thanks for the suggestion though. The VB3 is an amazing b3 and leslie emulation, I have fooled owners of the real thing with this before. I have only come across clavioline organ circuits from Selmer - so if anyone has any circuitry from large Selmer organs then I'd appreciate a copy.Thanks, see the link above. That pedal divider is the common Hammond symmetric feedback tripping divider circuit style. Lowrey Palladium OrganLowrey Rialto demonstration - Organ and Keyboard Expo 2020 Look Inside Flashback - Lowery Organ teardown Ringway. Pedal operation allows just one note (the lowest note from the lower group of 25 notes on the lower manual) to be passed to a buffer and a divider, with those two outputs passed to registrations for mixing. 1 note per 12AX7 - not as frugal as some organ circuits! So 12 highest frequency oscillator notes, and 4 dividers for each oscillator note, to give 60 notes which can be played on two 60-key manuals. The pot on each divider allows the generated sawtooth waveform to be adjusted to give a constant falling harmonic structure (well that's the way I set up the pots - a relatively easy job when using a software spectrum analyser).

The first 12AX7 on each of those 12 banks is the oscillator and its buffer, and then each subsequent 12AX7 is a cathode coupled see-saw blocked multivibrator to give the divided octavely related note below the previous divider. It appears that Selmer started to assemble Lowrey organs from the early 1960's, and so it is likely that Selmer didn't make their own large organs past that time. I am just getting details in of what may be an early 1960's model called the Lincoln (Selmer also used the Lincoln model name for trumpet and trombone). There was possibly an earlier model from circa 1952, and the Hofner site makes reference to organ manufacture starting in 1951. It appears that the Concert model was later modified from a KT66 PP to larger power KT88 PP, as per photo of an organ that was scrapped years ago.

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I have some lovely photos of Joyce Alldred at her first professional gig on Isle of Wight with a Concert purchased at Forsythe's Music shop, Manchester, in April 1957. There was a Minster model at that time that was similar to the Concert. I have restored a Concert model from circa 1958: and. I'm looking for information on the range of Selmer valve organs from the 50/60's.