From jake92028@yahoo.com Sat Sep 15 20:08:20 2007
Subject:Re: OB-3^2/Boss RT-20

Well you might be able to use a 'Y' floorswitch splitter of some kind
and step on it when you want to use the organ sounds, and have the
level already set on the RT20. Seems like you could decrease the
volume level of the organ preset also and save it that way.

There aren't really any organ sounds, on any synth that's not organ-
specific, to have the quality you'd want to run through a real leslie
or top-notch simulator like the RT20. I understand the patches may
sound 'better' to you, but there's still some beating and out of
phase stuff happening. I have an original Fantom and Fantom X7 with
the Ultimate Keys SRX, and there's not one organ patch I'd run
through a Leslie or RT20 or Spin or whatever. Multiple instrument
synth keyboards are not designed to reproduce an accurate Hammond
drawbar sound to use with an external leslie simulator. I would
expect them to sound pretty bad in this configuration from my own
experience.

I had this idea too a long time ago, with my old Roland E86 Arranger
that had a couple of pretty good organ patches, and a Voce Spin
module. No matter the improvement, it still sounded like sh*t - it
wasn't practical. That's why they make clonewheel organs and modules.

Basically you're trying to do something the module wasn't intended to
do with a synthesizer preset, so.. I'd try to get an organ module and
connect it via MIDI with your synth as a controller.

If it's no big deal, okay, no problem. I like the pedal too, with an
organ. Wj

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