How do you disable the Hammond B-3X Presets

[duanem0]

When I play the low notes on my piano, the notes below C1 change the presets just like the real Hammond B3 colored low keys.
How can I disable that so my preset will not change?

[duanem0]

Still would like to find a solution to disable the lower key presets.

[duanem0]

I play left hand bass on my piano and when playing the low bass notes that are the presets stops in the Hammond B-3X App, the drawbars settings change which change the sounds of the organ, is there any way to disable those midi channels for those low note presets so the presets don’t change the sounds when playing the bass notes?

Is this a feature that needs to be added to the Hammond B-3X App?

[Peter_IK]

It is made that way to be authentic to a Hammond B3's functionality.

[d.craig]

This reminds me of the bass notes triggering the arpeggiator function in SampleTank: useful to some, but how can the rest of us disable it globally and/or in individual presets.
If mimicry is the goal, why no inverted black/white keys in the affected lower range?

[Peter_IK]

The interface does show inverted keys just as they would be on a B3.

From the IK website:

[d.craig]

Thanks Peter. That’s just what it should look like to imitate Hammond’s preset function range on a two-keyboard rig. I play one 88 key controller, so I find my left pinky constantly straying into this array. Aside from transposing my board down an octave and moving to my right to be in front of the new middle C (can’t move pedals and microphone however), It would be a boon to be able to disable just the keys’ preset transmissions while keeping the low notes.

[anotherscott]

If your keyboard supports MIDI zones (putting different sections of the keyboard on different MODO channels), you could use that function to prevent the low kesy from getting to B-#X and changing presets. If not, then you could use another app to route the different keys to different apps and/or different channels. (The apps themselves vary depending on whether you're on Mac, PC, or iOS... though I think Camelot Pro would do it on any of them.)

[anotherscott]

different MODO channels

whoops, of course that should say MIDI, not MODO!

[duanem0]

The inverted keys look nice on the Hammond B-3X interface but it is very rare that you will find those inverted keys on an 88, 76 or 61 keyboard or controller, unless you're playing a real Hammond B3 with the real Hammond sound or similar clone. I could be wrong though.
I also have a left pinky that will stray down on those keys and will change those presets.
I would second d. craig's post to see if that can be an added feature with Hammond B-3X to disable and not show those inverted keys for the keyboard players that don't use a keyboard or controller with the inverted keys. I think that feature would get a lot of use.
My solution for this issue was, I play left hand bass so I split my keyboard so I don't have the problem hitting those inverted keys unless I play with an actual bass player where I play the full keyboard then it becomes an issue with my left pinky.
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