From tonysounds@yahoo.com Sun Jan 27 19:17:01 2008
Subject:Re: Only Moving Air Will Do

It's not just you dude. With Hello Dave (and the amount of organ I play in that band), I am NEVER happy unless it's a real Speakeasy Roadbox of one type or another. With Pink Freud, I was fine with B4 (especially because of all the gear I already had to bring for that job). Unfortunately, since I got my Flat Pack, and was comparing them, I can't abide the sim. It's back to all air, all the time.

At least now, I can put all the air/leslie I want to in my car: FlatPack for most gigs, and RB3c for the most demanding.

Accept no substitutes!
T

jblann1 wrote:
Over the past years, I've posted about my many ways to enhance leslie
sims on various clonewheels to get the most out of it, and bring a more
realistic tone out of the organ. While in recordings sound great,
playing live, I still continued to struggle with how it sounded. I
guess the purist in me got the best of me.
I have officially abandoned any and all studies and projects dealing
with onboard leslie sims; and started to rebuild my new keyboard rig
(Christmas present to myself) with a clonewheel and a rotary cabinet
that will remain nameless for now.
My goal is to have a gig-ready package built and ready within the next
3 months, and will post up pictures and audio soon.
For those of you who still use the leslie sims, you're more tolerant
and accepting than I am. I am eternally plagued with the moving-air
bug.
Ciao for now, I shall be offline for a while, as I continue on this
project.
J



"The meek shall inherit nothing." -FZ
"You don't get tone on a diet." -T
"Hitting 'play' does not constitute live performance." -T
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