[HAM] What model is it?

[Rich Horton]

I was thinking about this after I wrote it ("Doh.!!)..it would be almost
impossible to do, you would need a second set of key contacts etc. It could
be done in software, I presume (Guido from VB3, are you reading this??). I
was thinking about the chorus effect in pipe organs, like a Celeste stop
IIRC, done with a detuned rank of pipes so that the two sources are
separated in space. If you climb up into the organ  and sit in the middle of
the pipework while it is being played, it is magical (it was the '60s, and
my best bud was the preachers son, and we were the hippie organists for the
church so we could get away with it late at night).


----- Original Message -----
From: "John Freund" <organguy at nj.rr.com>
To: "'The Hammond Forum'" <hammond at zeni.net>
Sent: Monday, November 12, 2007 1:02 PM
Subject: Re: [HAM] What model is it?


> >  >I love the chorus effect, wonder what it would sound
> > like to separate the two gen outputs and send them to two different
> > Leslies.<
>
> My guess is, it would probably DIMINISH the effect.  The chorus generator
is
> only chorusing the higher tones, and is not particularly pronounced to
begin
> with.  Chorus effect is dependent on the members of the chorus standing in
> close proximity (i.e., coming out of the same speaker) to get your ear to
> readily hear the difference between them.
>
> It might have an "air-ier" sound, but also more transparent.
>
> > What an interesting thought!  -JL
>
> Yes, it is.
>
> .02 USD
> /john