Nice video 👍 Everybody plays , rock,pop,jazz, gospel,funky, all same styles but there is nobody can play like Cor Steyn did hé had is own style and has a interresting sound...
So the Soul 273 (which has the 12 reverse keys, only weights 58 lbs??? I had thought that with the wooden case it would be much more. This would be so much easier on the back than vintage B3. LOL These Viscount organs are really nice. I really do like this Soul 273 model. As for the Rotary simulator, one thing that I wish Viscount would off is the ability to connect a SPECIAL "rotary speak" box that has say 5 or 6 full speakers arranged in a circle where it would imitate a Leslie by moving the sound around all the speakers. I suspect that right now, it uses just stereo outputs to achieve that. But I wonder how it would sound with a special speaker box. You know, for those who don't have space for an actual Leslie. I'm one of those. LOL I had to get rid of my old Leslie 122 due to space constraints. Now all I have is a "vertical" "Leslie" that I made a few years ago. Its nice, doesn't take up a lot of room, but is very limited in power. It only has 1 speaker, so no tweeters spinning... sadly.
Avez-vous d'abord regardé la vidéo en entier? Lou l'a déjà démontré dans la vidéo. (Did you watch the entire video first? Lou has demonstrated it in the video already.) - Jonny
Hmm, i like the pure organ tone. Not so much different to my legend solo i think. But when it comes to overdrive....come on....this is far away from a B3+122 or 147. It sounds very harsh...no crunchy warm tube overdrive. Neo Vent 2 is still much better. And best is to have a real Leslie in the setup. I play my Viscount with a 122. Big difference to the internal Leslie sim. My opinion.
I own this organ. Spent £3000 on it. The action and the ergonomics, together with the features, are untouchable. But the Leslie sim hasn’t got better from the Legend Live. In fact it’s downright poor by 2024 standards. I bought a Neo Vent II to use with it. Much better animation, much warmer, and the overdrive is in a different universe.
@geldo7921 & @PaulHarrisonmusician , Are you two by any chance aware that the effects (including Overdrive) are customizable with the Viscount Legend Soul Editor? Has no one ever told you this? This is what I'm referring to: ua-cam.com/video/f83iUQeCUtQ/v-deo.htmlsi=fSiuv-9FolcyWQrO&t=433 - Jonny
Hi Jonny. Yes, I"m fully aware of the editor. but IMO none of the available settings of the overdrive (and there are less than on the original Legend) make the algorithm sound good. @@classicviscountorgans
@@classicviscountorgansYes of course i know the editor. For chorus settings, i used it to tweak the sound a bit. But for Overdrive I think it does not make any sense to me. Whatever you do there, it never sounds like a tube overdrive. I have the neo Ventilator II here, and also a vintage Leslie 122. The Ventilator is very very close. But viscount....sorry....there's work to do (-: But i like the viscount anyway....with my 122.
Sai che l'overdrive può essere modificato a tuo piacimento con il software Legend Soul Editor, no? (You know that the overdrive can be edited to your liking with the Legend Soul Editor software, no?) - Jonny
Impressive until you came up with the "pipe" organ or "church" sounds - ugly beyond belief, except the "gospel" setting(s) and that was OK. I used to play a big "concert" model Hammond (can't recall actual model umber/name) and that was capable of very useable "church" sounds, typical Hammond, "middle-of-the-road" - of course, and some very good jazz sounds. This Viscount model seems really suited to "rock" genres. (I was referencing the true Hammond brand, not the recent user of that name).
No two notes on a real Hammond B3 has all 9 keyswitches connecting after the first month. One tone comes in first followed by the rest, depending which black AME "musician" has been banging on it for a drum, bending the wires. Computers are too precise and never get that right. They also don't hum when someone pushes the 122a Leslie up against the low end so the mag hum from the motors gets into the collector coils...
Hammond organ ? simply copy of Hammond, bad copy. They have not great imagination at Viscount. Lovers of Hammond play on Hammond, not on copy. So, great musician.
Awesome playing and great for solo entertainment where you have time to switch up but when you play in a Band you have multiple Keyboards set up for the necessary input that includes synthesizer. But you did a great job with your demo.
Hey Organs have Come a long way,love the sounds of this incredible instrument It has it all Love Joey de Francesco saw him when he came to Australia . Loved his trumpet playing as well as vocals. Got his autograph.I used to have a Hammond organ shop in Australia.This an incredible instrument and you did a great job demoing it Your a great player Cheers 🎹👏👏👏👏👏🎹
Sorry, but your mechanical playing style illustrates more effectively than words ever could the immense talent required to wrestle emotionally engaging music out of one of these.
Would you please do a video dedicated solely to the Church and Transistor organs? I'd like to know how the bars/stops work for those. Can you get a convincing Vox Panther/Corinthian/Jaguar sound? Can you get a convincing Farfisa Dual (a la Pink Floyd)?
Man I LOVE this organ!!!!!!
Awesome organ sounds, mainly the Hammond
Great playing by Lou. That organ sounds so good, too! 😃
Nice video 👍 Everybody plays , rock,pop,jazz, gospel,funky, all same styles but there is nobody can play like Cor Steyn did hé had is own style and has a interresting sound...
So the Soul 273 (which has the 12 reverse keys, only weights 58 lbs???
I had thought that with the wooden case it would be much more.
This would be so much easier on the back than vintage B3. LOL
These Viscount organs are really nice. I really do like this Soul 273 model.
As for the Rotary simulator, one thing that I wish Viscount would off is the ability to connect a SPECIAL "rotary speak" box that has say 5 or 6 full speakers arranged in a circle where it would imitate a Leslie by moving the sound around all the speakers.
I suspect that right now, it uses just stereo outputs to achieve that. But I wonder how it would sound with a special speaker box. You know, for those who don't have space for an actual Leslie.
I'm one of those. LOL I had to get rid of my old Leslie 122 due to space constraints.
Now all I have is a "vertical" "Leslie" that I made a few years ago. Its nice, doesn't take up a lot of room, but is very limited in power. It only has 1 speaker, so no tweeters spinning... sadly.
Bonjour,
Je voudrais entendre les sonorités de leslie digitale virtuelle de l’instrument
Merci à vous
Avez-vous d'abord regardé la vidéo en entier? Lou l'a déjà démontré dans la vidéo.
(Did you watch the entire video first? Lou has demonstrated it in the video already.)
- Jonny
You’re listening to it in the video.
Sounds amazing. Great playing aswell
I'm a jazz guitarist and I listen to more Sax and Organ players than guitar players
Hmm, i like the pure organ tone. Not so much different to my legend solo i think. But when it comes to overdrive....come on....this is far away from a B3+122 or 147. It sounds very harsh...no crunchy warm tube overdrive. Neo Vent 2 is still much better. And best is to have a real Leslie in the setup. I play my Viscount with a 122. Big difference to the internal Leslie sim. My opinion.
I own this organ. Spent £3000 on it. The action and the ergonomics, together with the features, are untouchable. But the Leslie sim hasn’t got better from the Legend Live. In fact it’s downright poor by 2024 standards. I bought a Neo Vent II to use with it. Much better animation, much warmer, and the overdrive is in a different universe.
@geldo7921 & @PaulHarrisonmusician , Are you two by any chance aware that the effects (including Overdrive) are customizable with the Viscount Legend Soul Editor? Has no one ever told you this? This is what I'm referring to: ua-cam.com/video/f83iUQeCUtQ/v-deo.htmlsi=fSiuv-9FolcyWQrO&t=433
- Jonny
Hi Jonny. Yes, I"m fully aware of the editor. but IMO none of the available settings of the overdrive (and there are less than on the original Legend) make the algorithm sound good. @@classicviscountorgans
@@classicviscountorgansYes of course i know the editor. For chorus settings, i used it to tweak the sound a bit. But for Overdrive I think it does not make any sense to me. Whatever you do there, it never sounds like a tube overdrive. I have the neo Ventilator II here, and also a vintage Leslie 122. The Ventilator is very very close. But viscount....sorry....there's work to do (-: But i like the viscount anyway....with my 122.
Thank you for your feedback, you two. We will forward them to Viscount Instruments in Italy who are the manufacturers of them.
- Jonny
Why call that one setting squabble? It sounds real close to one of the more intriguing settings I used to hear Joey defrancesco play
Lou was the one who said it. Don't blame us, lol.
- Jonny
🤣
Because that’s what the setting is called.
The technique that Lou uses (sparingly here) of rocking your hand while holding a chord was, IIRC, dubbed 'squabbling' by Jimmy Smith.
now play Santana sound..procal harem... Stevie winwood...
Amo immensamente il suono hammond ma l'overdrive lo tollero poco
Sai che l'overdrive può essere modificato a tuo piacimento con il software Legend Soul Editor, no? (You know that the overdrive can be edited to your liking with the Legend Soul Editor software, no?)
- Jonny
@@classicviscountorgans sicuramente. Poi il tipo di suono preferito è un gusto personale
Just more user riendly than any XK 4 and that ilk..
You need bass and drums.
Impressive until you came up with the "pipe" organ or "church" sounds - ugly beyond belief, except the "gospel" setting(s) and that was OK. I used to play a big "concert" model Hammond (can't recall actual model umber/name) and that was capable of very useable "church" sounds, typical Hammond, "middle-of-the-road" - of course, and some very good jazz sounds. This Viscount model seems really suited to "rock" genres. (I was referencing the true Hammond brand, not the recent user of that name).
No two notes on a real Hammond B3 has all 9 keyswitches connecting after the first month. One tone comes in first followed by the rest, depending which black AME "musician" has been banging on it for a drum, bending the wires. Computers are too precise and never get that right. They also don't hum when someone pushes the 122a Leslie up against the low end so the mag hum from the motors gets into the collector coils...
Hammond organ ? simply copy of Hammond, bad copy. They have not great imagination at Viscount. Lovers of Hammond play on Hammond, not on copy. So, great musician.
Close, but not exactly. 😉
No me importa si suena igual o mejor que un organo de verdad... solo es una imitacion digital... da igual... estamos en pleno apocalipsis...
Awesome playing and great for solo entertainment where you have time to switch up but when you play in a Band you have multiple Keyboards set up for the necessary input that includes synthesizer. But you did a great job with your demo.
Have played this thru the Vortex 315 speaker? Sounds really good!
Where do i buy this??????
Great question! First, in order to help you better, which country do you live in?
Hey Organs have Come a long way,love the sounds of this incredible instrument It has it all Love Joey de Francesco saw him when he came to Australia . Loved his trumpet playing as well as vocals. Got his autograph.I used to have a Hammond organ shop in Australia.This an incredible instrument and you did a great job demoing it Your a great player Cheers 🎹👏👏👏👏👏🎹
Sorry, but your mechanical playing style illustrates more effectively than words ever could the immense talent required to wrestle emotionally engaging music out of one of these.
Dude, you squabble good! AZIZ~
really impressive, your playing sounds great too!
Nice
Would you please do a video dedicated solely to the Church and Transistor organs? I'd like to know how the bars/stops work for those.
Can you get a convincing Vox Panther/Corinthian/Jaguar sound? Can you get a convincing Farfisa Dual (a la Pink Floyd)?
Get the Arturia software-it has all the old keyboards --it's GREAT
@@crazypainter56 nothing against vsts, I prefer the instruments themselves. I'm tired of looking at a screen all day long
@@jumpingman8160it's a lot lighter then moving the old combo organs --
@@crazypainter56 I know. But I don't gig. It's for my home studio only.
Stay tuned. You won't have to wait long.
- Jonny