From normpeterson@earthlink.net Mon Jul 03 23:08:41 2006
Subject:Re: Drawbar Setting Libraries/FIFTH OF FIRTH

Firth of Fifth is probably 488802222. Don't have a clone handy. Maybe some
more upper drawbars pulled out a little. Season to taste He used a spinet
with a phase shifter I believe. I just use my ears on those settings. Never
paid much attention to the numbers!! Great song though.
Norm

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> Date: 7/3/2006 10:57:01 PM
> Subject: Re: [CWSG] Re: Drawbar Setting Libraries/FIFTH OF FIRTH
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> Den121961:
>
> As always, I'm intrigued when I hear of/read new (to me) drawbar
> registrations.
>
> A couple of Qs... do you use percussion on any of the settings you
> posted? And generally, for what kind of music(-ae) do you pull these
settings?
> Especially those two registrations which you use for soloing?
>
> About 6 months ago I accidentally set up 08 88888 80, and was
> immediately grabbed... it reminded me instantly of the beginning notes
to ELP's Karn
> Evil 9.
>
> And whilst still in the prog vein... though it SOUNDS like a pretty
> standard Full Organ registration, does anyone know the d-b setting used
in the
> great Genesis ("Selling England By The Pound") track, "Fifth Of Firth"?
>
> To me one of the greatest aspects of a clonewheel-esque message
board
> environment is, one drawbar sound heard on a recording can be
interpreted
> myriad ways by so many of us.
>
> Thanks in advance and a fine summer to all - Adam
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