From rugge78@tele2.it Sun Jun 15 13:00:13 2003
Subject:Re: Nasty noises from B4?

In tonewheel set you would have "pure" and "clean" sets, without much
crosstalk.

if someone could send it to you...

----- Original Message -----
> Thanks so much, Schel, but in my Presets menu I have only "B3
> Classic" and no other options. I browsed all the directories and
> found the files "classic.twc" and classic.tws" - no others. I have
> B4 version 1.03. Do I have to buy or download something else to get
> the other tonewheel sets?
>
> Other than its tendency to occasionally play a phrase back two or
> three times (a whole other discussion), the over-zealous crosstalk is
> my only complaint about this software.
>
> --- In CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com, "schel_d_sullivan"
> wrote:
> > Im not exactly sure what the term "crosstalk" represents in the
> > sound of organs and clones, but it sounds like the Tone Wheel set
> > selection for B4. There are different Tone Wheel sets labled
> > something like, Classic, Clean, Pure, Dirty, Filthy and Trash and
> > are selected in the preset menu. When i want the cleanest sounding
> > pad organ, I use the clean or pure setting. I think by default it
> > runs the Classic tone wheel set which has a medium amount
> of "noise"
> > in the background. Since im not sure of what "crosstalk" is I could
> > use an explanation, but from your post I think selecting "pure" may
> > fix your problem.
> >
> > Schel Sullivan
> >
> > --- In CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com, Walter Greenwood
> > wrote:
> > > First off, I love B4 for a lot of reasons, and I use it all the
> > time, but there
> > > are times when I want a cleaner sound - much cleaner. Pull just
> > the 8' drawbar,
> > > turn overdrive and all the other effects off and listen to the
> > middle of the
> > > keyboard. There is a strong sub-octave tone as well as some high
> > harmonics that
> > > are very annoying if I am trying to play a subdued, quiet tune.
> > I assume this
> > > is NI's attempt to duplicate crosstalk, but I think it is way
> > overdone. I've got
> > > an A-100, an RT-3 and a CV at home, and I've played a hundred
> > other Hammonds -
> > > none of them make noises this nasty. Is there any way to dial
> > this effect down
> > > or out? I have run this on 4 or 5 different computers and 3
> > different operating
> > > systems, with sound hardware ranging from the built-in chip in my
> > laptop to a
> > > mutichannel Midiman Delta ASIO card. I have tried all available
> > clock & sample
> > > rate settings. They all do the same thing, so I know it is
> coming
> > from the B4.
> > > Any insights?
> > >
> > > -WG
>
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