[Harp-L] Re: Digitech RP organ sounds on hunterharp.com

[Mike Fugazzi <mikefugazzi@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks, Richard!

I had about 5 minutes to try and dial in an organ sound using just the
M9.  I did it in two patches - Synth-O-Matic with the Rotary/Drum.
You can even control the amount of cut you want.  I think using a
three patch system might sound better, but this way you can leave a
delay model on.

The M9 can run stereo too.  Plus, if you have a foot control (which
would require more money, yuck), you could control the speeds.

I think Jorge's sounds the best, but it should...my M9 was $250 used
and in perfect shape.

I will see what I can do for recording ASAP.  I would like to A/B with
the sound of a real Leslie rig and will see if I find anything on
Youtube.

Mike

On Oct 24, 9:40 am, Richard Hunter <turtleh...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I've posted a couple of samples of a multi-pedal FX setup using three Digitech RPs to my website at:http://www.hunterharp.com/getting-a-great-organ-sound-on-harp/
>
> The samples include a very rock-ish Hammond organ sound with lots of high-end cut on it, plus a dreamier Lowry organ sound of the sort you might have heard from Garth Hudson of The Band on some of his sweeter pieces.
>
> The backing loop on both pieces is a trio of harmonicas recorded through Digitech RPs, including a pretty straightforward blackface deluxe amped patch, a double-octave-down patch for bass, and an octave-down patch to add a little more depth.
>
> Enjoy.
>
> Thanks, Richard Hunter
>
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