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Bertotti
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 Posted: Fri Jun 17, 2011 5:30 pm Post subject: All the new reviews and vids! |
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I love them all but you all sure don't make the wait any easier! 
Keep it up, and would someone please try to do a pipe organ with CX3 and let me know how it worked out! Thanks Bertotti!  |
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synthguy
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Is there some reason in particular you want a pipe organ attempted with the Hammond organ clone??
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phattbuzz
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| synthguy wrote: | | Is there some reason in particular you want a pipe organ attempted with the Hammond organ clone?? |
Actually, that could sound quite bold, as long as the pipe organ doesn't go through the Leslie and has a nice amount of reverb on it. |
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Bertotti
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Exactly and I just love pipe organ sounds. I think layered up with some nice FM or maybe one of the other engines, it would really be, well, excellent! Truly the Nord organ was my first chopice all along but the Kronos has so much to offer that I would be a fool not to work for it, if can can get close to the fullness of a pipe organ and no leslie, I will be quite content and happy!
I know nothing about all these engine, I know what I like in organs and the thought of adding organ and the other engines is very exciting to me. |
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robinkle
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| Posted: Fri Jun 17, 2011 9:45 pm Post subject: |
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| Bertotti wrote: | Exactly and I just love pipe organ sounds. I think layered up with some nice FM or maybe one of the other engines, it would really be, well, excellent! Truly the Nord organ was my first chopice all along but the Kronos has so much to offer that I would be a fool not to work for it, if can can get close to the fullness of a pipe organ and no leslie, I will be quite content and happy!
I know nothing about all these engine, I know what I like in organs and the thought of adding organ and the other engines is very exciting to me. |
MOD7 is nice for pipe organ. I made pipe organ on DX7 just by using 6 sine waves in different octaves. You'll be suprised how it sounds.  Add reverb and it would be a cathedral pipe organ. Try it out. Offcourse adding modulation might add more realizm. |
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Mike Conway
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Ironically, my favorite organ sound is based around an AL-1 (the VA synth!) sound - "Pipes On Sunday" layered with an HD-1 program "Pipe Organ Mixture."
On the OASYS, it is the Combi A058: Cathedral Organ. |
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kbrkr
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Nobody Here plays Wedding Ceremony music and then Wedding Reception gigs?
The wedding march does not sound good on rhodes... |
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jg::
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No reason why CX3 shouldn't be part of the mix, too, bearing in mind that Mr. Hammond's desire was to create an electronic instrument to replace the pipe organ, but smaller and lighter. Apparently, he didn't like Mr. Leslie's invention, possibly because it took away from the pure pipe organ sound!
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