Organ program

Buck Grantham R.I.P. · Post by **Buck Grantham R.I.P.** » 9 Apr 2003 10:15 am

I need a good organ program for my profex2. Please.

Jimmy Lewis · Post by **Jimmy Lewis** » 9 Apr 2003 10:21 am

Buck if yo9u can tell me what kind of processor you are using maybe I can find something that will help you.

ajm · Post by **ajm** » 9 Apr 2003 11:37 am

Do you want it to sound like a steel through a Leslie?

Or do you want to make your steel sound like an organ (B3?) with a Leslie?

There is a difference.

For the latter, try a chain of
a) mild distortion, into
b) a filter that simulates a wah wah set almost all of the way down, into
c) a flanger with a reasonably high speed and a lot of regeneration and width.

Yes, I know it sounds weird, but I tried it with a six string and it gets amazingly close to the B3-Leslie. I have not tried it with a steel. You'll probably find, as I did with the six'er, that you need to adjust the flanger settings a little, as well as the notes and voicings that you play. It gives a pretty convincing sound if you hold one note and play other notes in the scale around it at the same time.

Let us know if you try it out.

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Bobby Lee · Post by **Bobby Lee** » 9 Apr 2003 3:53 pm

I don't have a Profex any more, but I remember getting a reasonable organ sound out of the rotary effect by adding just a touch of pitch-shifting a fifth above the fundamental (+7 semitones).

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Jimmy Lewis · Post by **Jimmy Lewis** » 9 Apr 2003 3:58 pm

Buck I will e-mail you an organ program for the profex 2. I have one that I use that works pretty good.

Buck Grantham R.I.P. · Post by **Buck Grantham R.I.P.** » 9 Apr 2003 9:22 pm

Thanks a bunch guys!!!! I'm trying to get close to a b3 with leslie sound. I have a junior that I used for years but it's not working good any more.

Buck Dilly · Post by **Buck Dilly** » 10 Apr 2003 10:18 am

I have never been satisfied with preset/Pre amp type Rotary simulators. I have owned many Leslies as well as simulators. And Then... I found the Hughes and Kettner Rotosphere. My search ended. No more extra cables, hernias, or weak programs. It has a nice Overdive as well. But- Try the chorused or detuned-envelope follower to simulate Percussion/attack; it's nice. A little slap back echo doesn't hurt. [This message was edited by Buck Dilly on 10 April 2003 at 11:20 AM.]

Don Sulesky · Post by **Don Sulesky** » 10 Apr 2003 11:12 am

Buck,
Here is one I worked up for my Profex II.
Don
Lesly
3B+RV+DL>CH Output Levels : 3B, 100%; RV, 25%; DL, 20%; CH, 80%
3B: Ty, Guitar; Lo, +50; MFrq, 850; Mid, -13; Hi, +16
RV: Ty, Plate; Sz, Large; Pd, 30ms; Tm, 2.9s; Dp, 8KHz; Mx, 100%
DL: Ty, Stereo; Ld, 301ms; Lf, 17%; Rd, 301ms; Rf, 17%; Ts, 1K; Mx, +100
CH: Rt, 5.3Hz; Dp, 8%; Dl, 8.5ms; Fb, 2%; Mx, +80
I have found that by changing the Rate on the chorus you can probably get close to what you may be looking for in the organ sound. I have used rates from 4Hz-6Hz.

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Smiley Roberts · Post by **Smiley Roberts** » 10 Apr 2003 3:57 pm

Buck,
Try Newman pre-set # 41 on your ProFex.

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