From organize@colba.net Mon Dec 02 07:12:12 2002
Subject:Re: Digest Number 927

Emili,
you did not mention what kind of speaker/amp setup
you are using?This makes a big difference to the
tone, are you in mono or stereo(preferable)
I own both the CX3 and Electro and I find the Electro's
Leslie sim Fast speed (IMO) is not nearly as rich as the CX3's
and sounds wierd on the upper drawbars (Horn setting)where
the CX3 shines
Re;122 settings, I recommend forgetting the numbers/settings and tweak
by ear for your specific amp/speaker setup until you like
what you hear. Try out the new Speaker sim On/Off and
seeing how it affects the tone. I also think getting Speakeasy
Preamp sounds like the ideal solution for getting all the clones closer
to the Hammond's amazing tone, there's one in my Xmas stocking.

GK
A100/B3/CX3/BX3/Electro/
>
>Message: 4
> Date: Sun, 1 Dec 2002 17:36:24 -0800 (PST)
> From: emili gene
>Subject: CX3's V2 leslie settings?
>
> Hi Folks,
>
> I'm trying to get a good version of an ideal stock
>122, but can't seem to get it right. All results are
>either a little woobly or cheesy. Thought someone
>might have it better than I; after an hour of velocity
>switching while holding a note or chord I don't know
>right from wrong anymore.
>
> I've been using 60:40 horn/rotor balance (sometimes
>65/35, sometimes 55:45), from 28 to 48 horn mic
>positions and 99 mic spread.
> On lower rotor I go from 45 to 65 mic positions and
>from 45 to 68 mic spread.
> Horn low speed 8/ fast from 80 to 92
> Rotor low speed 6/ fast from 72 to 80
> horn up/down transits to 0
> Rotor up transit 52 to 54
> Rotor down transit 50 to 52
>
> Any tips welcomed/appreciated.
>
> Regards,
> E.
>

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