From jackoverfull@gmail.com Mon Jan 28 18:10:23 2013
Subject:Re: KEYB Organs


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Il giorno 29/gen/2013, alle ore 01.05, MRK7421@aol.com ha scritto:

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> I also played the Key B organs at NAMM. I would have to agree that
> after hearing Joey De Francesco's sets that the Key B would be the
> one to beat, at least among everything else at NAMM..
>
> There is one interesting thing about thye Key B solo though. It
> doesn't seem possible to bypass the leslie sim unless you use the 11
> pin out into a real leslie. The half moon does a slow/ fast and stop
> thing but you have the " random rotor position" on brake from what I
> can tell. There doesn't seem to be a way to bypass the sim using
> headphones or 1/4 outputs.
>

VERY odd...Are you sure?
> I also tried the Nord C2D. There was one major thing that concerned
> me on that, and that was the volume of the percussion tones in the
> 4th octave when decay was on slow. It was much too loud thourgh
> phones for my taste. Louder than the Numa.
>
> By the way, look for a mod on the Numa sometime in March that will
> alllow for percussion volume changes. There will be some other
> sdjustments available by pressing the two transpose switches
> simultaneuosly and using various drawbars. The percussion volume
> adjustment is going to be assigned to the 9th drawbar.
>
> Nord could really benefit from this mod IMHO, but they are too set
> in their ways to do anything like this.
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