Reggae Keyboard Tutorial - How To Play The Organ Bubble

In this tutorial video reggae keyboard player @pollensi_official talks about his approach how to play the organ bubble and how he does it on our BuffBaffTV Live Recording Sessions.
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[@mickyrhythmvendor]

The BEST organ bubble tutorial on UA-cam. Period

[@buffbaffTV]

Thanks bro

[@ColoNelAmbush]

Word.

[@hrundibakshi6830]

100%... I'm sequencing old reggae tunes on a Korg Kronos and, despite 100s of organ sounds, the sine wave often makes the most authentic sounding background bubble.

[@bennyobs]

FINALLY BuffBaff is Back!

[@KariganReggae]

aaaaaaah, better Reggae Keyboard tutorial of youtube. Yhank you for your teaching

[@GringoJacinho]

That organ sounds amazing!

[@buffbaffTV]

Yessir!

[@navemae021]

WOW, this man is the King of Bublle Organ. Thanx

[@gswizzle3714]

Thanks for the lesson. This helped me get the reggae sound out of my hammond M2

[@crosshangrymisereble]

Yer a feckin G 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏾

[@DactahChandoOficial]

Greeeeat!👏🏾👏🏾🚀🚀

[@Prodmadarabts]

Nice bro

[@Reggaenerators]

Well explained, keep doing this, the world should know how to play reggae ;)

[@jahseal]

Big up Pollensi

[@Prodmadarabts]

The Best

[@MauricioHoly]

Great!

[@rootsman1993]

Champion Bubbeler! Super erklärt. Kannste mit auftreten...😄

[@buffbaffTV]

😆

[@stevemalu6780]

Thank you!

[@peteroberransmayr]

Aaaah this is just the video I needed, thanks so much for this!

[@kaliPuertoRico]

yes man Thnx. Ssaludos desde Puerto Rico

[@hiliakoiaheto8013]

Highly dude....Thank you..:)

[@Indyxpress]

Good stuff, thank's!

[@BONGOGO100]

Hey Man thanks for sharing 👍👍big up buff baff

[@spilable]

OMG thank for Sin bubble.. it just a simple Sin wave.. he work so cool with serum !! just thank long time a search the trick !!

[@kombabakh]

Yes, Man!

[@jeromelecailletel2633]

Great

[@stefaniehunter1677]

Yes man

[@JoaquinNuwanda]

Awesome the Synth option. Cheers!

[@ColoNelAmbush]

Top!!! Thx man, really appreciate your reggae tutorials! Big up!

[@jujuforjesus]

Beautiful music

[@IIIVIIIIVIII]

yeah you play nice man! style

[@eaglemountainpoets]

Education star ! Excellent

[@StephenMcLeod]

Just got a Reface YC and interested in this!!

[@rzallesv]

Very well explained 👏

[@ReggaeBeatsPROD]

🔥🔥🔥 "Ququq"

[@buffbaffTV]

😂

[@tairapeace]

🔥⚡

[@planetearthmusic7517]

Bombe

[@jontrimble5581]

Great tutorial thank you! I have been challenged to rewrite some of our bands material in a Ska style. I have no idea what I'm doing so am starting with researching the rhythm. Looks like I'm in the right place:)

[@Bruce1510]

Amazing tutorial!!! Which instrument on the KORG M1 can I use to do this? It goes very fast on the end for me...

[@mrdread]

Gracias genio!

[@eduardocastaneda7994]

Gracias compa

[@Mordecai_FUVEST2024]

💚💛♥️

[@reggaemusic2289]

❤

[@axelsteinbiss2877]

Love your video! Thank you! :)

[@buffbaffTV]

Danke Axel!

[@fleetwoodmac7873]

Toll erklärt 👍 Der deutsche Akzent in deinem Englisch macht das Ganze noch einen Zacken sympathischer.

[@timofranc1959]

oder ironische

[@producerskorner]

It's bubbly

[@Leekennedy2970]

Great video

[@Dr.Z_]

nice!

[@yosuaestebangallego6183]

and what about leslie speed or vibrato/chorus?

[@buffbaffTV]

I mostly start with v1 and slow speed

[@karlstuhl7651]

👍👍🏻👌

[@flynncremin6347]

Class video, how have I only just found this channel? One question, does the right hand follow the guitar chop exactly? As in same notes / identical chord? Also, does the left hand play the identical chord too just lower octave? One love

[@buffbaffTV]

Thanks! The right hand follows the off-beat timingwise and off course you usually play the same chord, but u can of course switch the voicing or inversion to make it sound best. Same for the left hand. It is totally ok to play exactly the same triad one octave below the right hand, but you also can play different inversions in the left and the right hand as well.

[@flynncremin6347]

@@buffbaffTV nice one, thank you mate. So the ‘go to’ is to play the same chord skank, just one octave lower? But this can be varied as you say, although it loosely follows the guitar skank. Thank you one love

[@eddyvideostar]

2:03.

[@royallmuzikproductionzuk7912]

Greetings, I’ve got a ferrofish B4000 but some of the setting sound really outdated for the modern sounds that I produce. Have you used it before . If you got any ideas I’d gladly try to accomplish my goals. Cheers
Bless

[@buffbaffTV]

Hey! I never had or played a ferrofish B4000, but from what I read it seems to be a good B4 clone. Only the Leslie simulation especially the overdrive, like in almost every clone, doesn’t sound to good. Here I definitely can recommend the NEO Instruments Ventilator or Mini/Micro Vent. Nevertheless if u want to sound more modern u definitely don‘t „need“ a B3 clone.

[@royallmuzikproductionzuk7912]

@@buffbaffTV a friend sent me a link for a Roland V combo VR-09 . I’m looking forward to that for the summer

[@jovielbrycemaybituin5275]

How can you get this sound>? on the keyboard?

[@buffbaffTV]

Didn’t I tell this in the video?

[@kbruff2010]

This comes close but you have to remember the organ pulse and double pulse. And slides ------ reggae is undocumented you have to listen

[@skaholic_tv]

SKA to Reggae

[@m4x1m0cur1el]

Foundation

[@Booleys]

Borat 🤣

[@buffbaffTV]

?

[@johnbrow284]

Totally useless, coz you play too fast & give no explanations and slow-mo/

[@AncianoWallace]

Majestic organ but terrible bubbler.

[@buffbaffTV]

🥺🥺🥺

[@chrispotter3291]

You have only touched on a very small part of the bubble, and have over complicated something that is all about feeling and not a technical process….

[@TheRancherr]

Great!

[@eddyvideostar]

2:02.