[HAM] New B3 DemoRandal Muir randal.muir at bigpond.comSun Jun 1 23:26:01 CDT 2003
> The recording, Live at the Five Spot, was legit. I was there, and it was > never an issue of it being a "blind" comparison of the two organs. There was > no manipulation. I'm not saying it was a blind comparison. On hearing the recording I remember being surprised at the clean straight sound that Jack McDuff used on his B3 (i.e no grit or vib/chorus). I came to the conclusion that since Joey D was endorsed by Hammond Suzuki at the time that it would be a good idea for them to make the instruments to sound as similar as possible for the "wow I can't tell the difference!" response. > > What do you mean about the V5 in a jazz setting? I don't quite understand > your statement. The leakage on the v5 is one sample spread over the entire keyboard and sounds terrible and even worse with the vibrato/chorus on. My thought was that these sounds are more transparent on the jazz setting and thus the v5 is unconvincing. Tonewheel leakage and vib/chorus creates a beautiful breathy effect on real hammonds that I'm yet to hear on any clone. Cheers -Randal
More information about the hammond mailing list |