From goffmac747@aol.com Sat Aug 02 20:04:04 2008
Subject:Re: VK8m Chorale setting/ Try turning upper rotor spin OFF


Interesting. Proli cuz the sim can't process both rotors realistically. Don't know zilch about sim circuits. Would two separate sim circuits, one for lower, one for upper solve the problem?





-----Original Message-----
From: mrk7421
To: CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sun, 3 Aug 2008 9:44 am
Subject: [CWSG] VK8m Chorale setting/ Try turning upper rotor spin OFF




Hey VK guys ( or anyone else ).

I tried a new chorale setting that I really like.

Quite simply, I now have my upper rotor speed TURNED OFF. Why? For

one, the upper rotation greatly effects percussion -patrticularly

third harmonic.

Plus when you turn on the overdrive, all the "grind" goes to the

woofer, and focuses in the lower rotating effect.

I am finding that the lower rotor "spin" is all I really need to get

the chorale effect. I am also using a very slow spin...probably the

slowest, which is a bit unlike the real thing, but for me it is the

most effective. I am using the close mike distance on the lower but

no upper spin whatsoever.

It took me a while to realize it, but having two separate "spin"

cycles on a leslie sim causes all kinds of phasing problems. And it

really alters the percussion harmonic. Now I am getting an un

affected percussion sound from my sim, and use all the "fireworks"

for fast speed only.

Check it out. The VK8 and 8m both have a PHENOMENAL leslie sim.









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