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by tthornton0 » Mon Nov 11, 2024 10:52 am
A key technique used on a actual Hammond organ is the pedal thump whereby the bass pedals are hit so briefly you just get a sonic thump (a bit like a kick drum) rather than a recognisable note. Is this possible to achieve with the Hammond B-3X? If so, how exactly? My midi keyboard can't seem to send the note off message quick enough, though perhaps it does and the problem with achieving a very short duration note resides with some other variable. Here is a video that show the pedal thump in action. As you can see, its a pretty elemental part of the Hammond. Thanks in advance
https://youtu.be/PPvL4bcxdF0
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