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Thank you very much 🙏

@@deardre It’s actually a mix of 2 apps. The 1st app is called IPhilichordia with the Tonex app attached to it. The 2nd app is called CompactDeLuxe also with the Tonex app attached to it. This is on IOS.

@@wateormelon4400 Hello, do you mean that this is in the AppStore? If so, I didn't understand the name of the application:(

@@edergaelmedinamartinez1311 Yes, these are all apps on the App Store. They are compatible with GarageBand so I assemble everything there. It isn’t just one singular app.

@@chrisnicini834 Thank you very much!

On it

That would be very cool

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@@brickalienproductions155 The organ is the app Red Animal with the Tonex app added on top. The bass is the Pianoteq app set at an electric piano also with the Tonex app added to give it that distortion. This is on IOS.

I don’t know what you mean. Do you mean the black keys playing harmony? If so then yes, Ray Manzarek often did that, he would stretch out his hand pretty far.

@@wateormelon4400 the top and bottom rows of keys look entirely different...I get the top row..looks just like the piano...but am having a hard time trying to figure out the bottom row...they should look just allike.

@ Oh you mean the colors? I did this to indicate which instrument’s which. The top is the Fender Rhodes piano bass which has the normal color scheme as any other piano but the Vox Continental organ at the bottom famously has inverted colors. So the colors are supposed to be different. Sorry for the confusion.

@@gerardusch Wow really? I don’t know why I always assumed it was Jim. I know of Robby’s other compositions like Light My Fire but I never realized that this was also him.

Btw you are a great musician. The closest to ray i have ever seen

@@tommyangelo5536 Well there are a lot of isolated track videos here on UA-cam so I rely heavily on those.

@@tommyangelo5536 Thank you very much, glad to know the hard work pays off

@@TheSlayerPr0 No it is a remake

@wateormelon4400 Excellent

@@niunuchad8278 I definitely will. I’m working on a lot of remakes, Wintertime Love, Yes the River Knows, Unhappy Girl, and some Live at the Matrix stuff.

​@@wateormelon4400 And the mosquito 🦟 ⁉️⁉️🤯

@@TheSlayerPr0 Yes, soon hopefully. I’m going to redo this video and then soon after I will do the Matrix version.

@@chrisnicini834 Wow, I did not know this, thank you for this information. I assumed Ray had some kind of extra engineering done to it as I didn’t think the Vox alone could achieve this sound. I didn’t occur to me how Fender amps have tremolo options.

@@wateormelon4400 I have the type of Jordan Amp Ray used in '67 and I have the Acoustic 260 he used for the rest of their career (with Jim) so I was sure about them. Did a quick search to confirm the Twin Reverb also had it. But before I had the amps it was a mystery to me too - I used to think that effect came from the Vox vibrato and Ray rocking the volume pedal super fast to get that heavy effect. It's also worth noting that if you take the top off of a Vox you can adjust the frequency / speed of the vibration by tweaking a little dial. At least you can on a British and American Vox, not sure about the Italian models.

@@maxincountrywerks I was struggling with this video as I was not able to settle on wether there was indeed a keyboard bass. I think your points have persuaded me though. The only problem is that I can’t hear anything at all so you’re right, I need a really good isolation. If I get it somewhere down the road, I will redo this one.

ua-cam.com/video/fpiA-NPXm-o/v-deo.htmlsi=61BFbDUAAOjVue8z already done

@wateormelon4400 amazing, thank you!!

@@vermilliondosentexistanymorx For the actual sound I used the Hammond organ on Logic Pro with the Spin app added to it (it is a Leslie cabinet simulator). For the animation I used the VB3-11 app.

I used the default piano that shows up when you first open Pianoteq. Module is the name of the other app I used too, it’s a piano app. You can slow down this video in IMovie to hear how I originally recorded it and the original tone.

@ ohh I see. Noted! Thanks for the insight 👍🏻. Well done again!

I already did that one a while ago, it’s split into two videos because there’s a lot of keyboards

@@jimmyz6980 I don’t know exactly when but I’ll try to get that one out very soon as you’re not the only one who requested that. I’ll try for late this month or early next month.

I’m planning on it but I need to find a full isolation of the electric piano.

Lo siento, lo hice privado porque estoy planeando actualizar ese video ya que hay muchos errores. Acabo de hacerlo público de nuevo para que puedas seguir aprendiendo, pero estés atento a una versión actualizada de ese video.

@wateormelon4400 muchas gracias

@@Sunny-y7d I unfortunately cannot do that. The app I use for the animatics doesn’t have much flexibility

I believe I did cover part of it. That piano track John did on take 37 still remains slightly during the bridge. I just combined his brief part with Paul’s overdubs. But I will definitely cover the entire take 37 piano.

@@wateormelon4400 The bridge part, if I remember correctly, is overdubbed.

@@antoniojoserunez4165Partly yes. Paul’s overdub is the descending line in the middle and end of the bridge. This is apparent because these descending lines are noticeably louder than what was played a couple seconds prior. I meant the continuous A note was John’s doing. You can hear it on Take 37. I combined both parts into one to avoid confusion.

@@wateormelon4400 Yeah exactly. Also did Paul overdub them?

@@antoniojoserunez4165 Yes I believe so as John would’ve been recovering from a car crash he had recently had by the time the other three were wrapping up Something.

I used the Mellotron XL app for all the mellotrons and Numa Player for the piano at the end. After all the parts are recorded, I assemble it with the isolated bass and drums of the original song in IMovie. This is all on IOS.

Watermelon is john.

@@STARR503 You got me

@@Creates80 I have not

Okay so this one took a lot. The main mellotron sound is the mellotron built in to the Logic Pro app with a bunch of effects. It is a blend between strings and flutes. For the slide part it is the app Streetlytron ‘63. That is just a guitar mixed with a flute. All of this is on IOS. The app you’re looking at is not the same app I used for the actual sound it is just for visuals.