Thats so great! Really happy to hear it clicked :) Thanks for the kind words!

Yup, lot's of little things to work out, thanks for the note!

Glad you liked it. More coming soon! 🎹🤟

I have been asked this a few times now, I will get something up over the next few months! Thanks for the suggestion!!

That’s a great idea! I will try to incorporate that into a future video.

More coming :)

Thanks for watching!!

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Glad it helped! Keep rockin' those keys! Plenty more coming like this :)

Thanks Gerrit, Happy New Year!!

You're very welcome! Thank you so much :)

Practice hands separately until the part is committed to muscle memory. That is key in my opinion, then put hands together. One thing that I have always done is tapped drum rhythms on a table, or my leg. Two opposing rhythms in each hand. it's something you can do while driving, watching TV etc. This has really fixed coordination issues for me. Quarter notes in the left, eights in the right, or sixteenth notes in the right, or triplets etc. Also... play some basic classical piano, amazing for independence. Bach and Mozart!! Good luck!!

Happy holidays!

Hello :). it is so easy to get distracted and not pay more attention to one or the other. I keep a diary and make sure I am keeping the two in balance. I struggle to stay focused and also forget what I am working on so the diary keeps me grounded. I also keep a playlist of piano music that I am inspired by as well as an organ playlist. I pull from those playlists to motivate me for both. I consider listening to be an essential part of practice. Also...there is a portion of practice that is not specific to either and is just about music..... concepts that apply to both (scales, chords progressions etc). Ultimately they are really completely different approaches so very important to have your hands on both instruments on the regular. I have been playing for about 45 plus years now and still don't have it all figured out but I hope this helps in some way. Thanks for reaching out and Seasons Greetings!!

Yeah I hear you..... Distortion pedals often tend to thin the tone out in an unpleasant way. My sound is just the B3 through a Leslie with no effects in this video. When Jon played my B3 they ran it with two modified Leslies through two Marshalls. And really, who has the room or cash for that lol. The common ground in all of this is tubes. Marshalls and Leslies have that beautiful round full tone, not thin. I swear by my Neo Ventilator pedal. It is what I use on tour and it has a lush, warm, thick distortion that i haven't been able to match. I use a Yamaha YC 61 which has a beautiful pre amp distortion that I mix with the vent. I can get subtle distortion but also full on Jon Lord. I can't say enough good things about the Ventilator. I have the old grey one (1st Generation). I think it sounds better than the new one, not sure why but I bought the new one and sold it immediately, it just wasn't right to my ear. This is only my opinion and it is possible that I am just a creature of habit. They do come up on Ebay for about 300.00 US every once and a while. I forget sometimes onstage that there isn't a real Leslie on stage. Incredible. Hope this helps. All the best and Seasons Greetings!

Thanks Johnboy!! We will have to catch up soon. Merry Christmas to you and the family….. and your SK2!!

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Dare to dream Louis! Merry Christmas :)

Thanks Rick best of the season to you!!

Happy holidays!

Congrats!! That will be so nice to have your own studio 🎹🤟🎵👊

Same to you!

Thank you so much! 🙏🙏🎹🎹

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching 🎹🤟

Merry Xmas Jeff!!

Agreed!! Happy New Year Peter :)

One of these days I am gonna do it 😂

Yeah man. I do have a bunch of songs in my online course. I am going to be getting back to some filming here just recovering from 4 months on the road and building a new studio. So we will see what the “filming season” brings! Appreciate the support!

Hello :). Yes I have heard of this problem however it has not happened to me. I have broken some keys on my YC purely from my aggressive playing style. I ordered a new keybed in this year. So that was about 3 years of touring with the first keybed before I destroyed it. That goes for every organ I have owned so it is not specifically a Yamaha issue. It is a “me” issue. lol. I love my YC 61!! Just a great sounding board. And light!!

Hi Mike and thanks for your fast reply :-) Yeah, you’re digging real hard into the keys and i love this style of playing the organ (is there even another way? 😂). As long as it is possible to replace the keybed (and does not break the bank) it seems to me that the pros of the YC61 are far stronger than the cons. I think i have to buy this little beast! Make it a great day and enjoy the Christmas time in Canada or wherever you are right now :-)

It will be a nice Christmas present for you! I don't think you will regret it. And YES diggin in hard is the only way lol!! Best of the season to you!

Thank you! Glad you liked it ❤️🎹

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Great organ parts on their albums! Thanks for watching 🎹🤟

Exactly!

And thank you for watching!!

Thanks for watching!!

Haha. Yes. It’s a great little hand work out. Make sure to rest when it starts to hurt. 🎹🤟

Hellk :). This is just on KZbin at the moment.

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I made a pilgrimage to Austin from Canada to hear him play his purple B3. He was such a force of nature!! Glad you found the channel :). Welcome!

Yeah I think Delbert’s version is the gold standard. Etta James does a great one too 🤟🤟🎹🎹

I did some reading, apparently there is a volume gain pot on the front of the L100 Pre Amp that can be adjusted. Unfortunately I do not have one to get eyes on. Take a look and let me know! They are great organs :)

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Welcome!!

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@@JeffLearman now that is attention to detail!!

@@UniverseofKeys Well, I had to figure that out myself, when I first figured this out. I went to your channel later to find anything I'd missed. (I was revisiting this again now as a sanity check, because I tend to morph things over the years.) I learn a lot from your channel every time I come here! I love your no-nonsense approach.

@ glad to hear!! Appreciate you checking out the channel and glad you are digging the content. All the best!! 🎹🎹🙏🙏