Ferrofish B4000+ MIDI-Expander Hammond B3 emulator clone wheel organ module

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[@Soryt]

Nice demo

[@plj766]

best review i found!

[@danielkinney9407]

so are the sounds in this machine? you can use a MIDI controller with no sounds to run this?

[@marcossoteclas]

Oi-livre how are you? where I can buy these keys of drawbars?

[@nielcasttuba2357]

Is it possible to install and use it with organ techinics?

[@DavidLarew]

you guys know this stuff, I just bought an old 87 Ensoniq SDP-1...I was told to buy a midi controller for it...is this the right one??? tia, David

[@vladledesma3765]

Good can you make one with vintage vox, farfisa, & other old compact sounds

[@awaken77]

5:25 - Manfred Mann / Mighty Quinn

[@PelegTsadok]

No, it's darude - sandstorm.

[@bumbum4592]

Make A Module With All Transister Vintage Organ sounds Vox; Farfesa; Thomas Harmonium; Melatron ?

[@remoteuser65]

Can you disable the 'Leslie' Emulator and use your own?

[@TooSlowTube]

4 years later (I just got one). Yes, you can turn off the Leslie, and also the built in chorus and vibrato.

[@neonrecording]

@@TooSlowTube got a question for you...
The "audio" in on the back, what exactly is that for?
Can I plug my guitar into this unit and use the drawbars+Leslie+fx with that sound instead of a keyboard?

[@TooSlowTube]

@@neonrecording You can't use the drawbars with the external Audio In, but you can patch it either direct to the output, or at different stages of the effects.
You get five levels you can adjust - the overall level from the input, the level going into the Leslie simulator, the level going into the reverb, then the level going into the compressor, then finally, the level going direct to Audio Out.
The effects are arranged in that order - Leslie first, then reverb, then compressor.. I'm not sure where the chorus and vibrato fit into that. I guess they're counted as part of the Leslie.
To use as much of it as possible, you'd just turn up the input level and the level going to the Leslie. The others would stay off.
I haven't tried it so I don't know if a guitar can be fed into it directly. You might need a preamp or at least a booster pedal first; I'm not sure.

[@neonrecording]

@@TooSlowTube thank you very much :)

[@TooSlowTube]

@@neonrecording You're very welcome :)

[@MrTransalpin]

Leslie effect is TRUE.
When i listen to the Leslie effect I hear alternativly the rotary Leslie tone cabinet tweeter on left ear and right ear !

[@TheFufosmoke]

Lo mejor

[@MrLabrador91]

Whats that the intro to at 1:14 ?

[@RensQuin]

Foreplay/Long time bij Boston. Acually it is the beginning of Longtime

[@scottbc31h22]

sounds digital to me. not anything like a real Hammond and Leslie

[@frankschwartz7405]

Well, you're wrong.

[@bumbum4592]

Thomas transister sounds

[@bumbum4592]

Melatron

[@remoteuser65]

Oh Yeah....Sorry....Doh!

[@bumbum4592]

Harmonium

[@bumbum4592]

Vox

[@bumbum4592]

Farfesa