B3-X _OMG - the responsiveness is crazy!!

Hi everyone,
since I am in the process of moving my life and studio over to Nashville, this is an un-edited video, containing the bread0and-butter sounds of the amazing (yes!) B3 emulation by IK Multimedia.
Boy they have done everything right on this instrument and I can't wait to use it in my Live rig!
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stephanoberhof...
Thanks for watching and stay tuned for the next one!
The Creation Station Team

[@lofenoialof5320]

Beautiful! Which controller are you using?

[@Somer144]

Fantastic playing as always!!

[@DarthAxiom71]

Just got it awhile ago. It is the best emulation I have ever played or heard. Utterly flawless

[@Joedoriamusic]

Yes the volume drop IS normal switching normal-soft. The hang up you experienced is the trouble with being tied to a VST/computer.

[@nellysagundo6634]

Well demonstrated and played, Stephan!❤

[@jamescuttsmusicjcm5013]

The best B3 plugin in my honest opinion. :D.

[@PaulHarrisonmusician]

And better than most hardware organs which cost £2k+

[@jamescuttsmusicjcm5013]

​@@PaulHarrisonmusicianhey... digital means better in every single way truthfully no matter what anyone says.... Given some time. Haha. But yes, they knocked it out of the park with this one.

[@kidding1069]

Love it wow

[@rkeyology81]

You could play a turkey sandwich and it would sound great. Now I want a turkey sandwich.

[@TheIvoryman]

Open the program. On the main screen there is a compensation adjustment to correct for the volume difference when switching the percussion on and off. There is a small silver colored box that looks like it has a very small volume control in it. It is located to the upper left of the screen, just below the words ‘ORGAN’ and ‘STOMP’. A page will open allowing you to make additional adjustments to tailor the sound to your taste.

[@edwardcosta7964]

Can you help find this?

[@TheIvoryman]

@@edwardcosta7964 I described, above, where icon was located to click on to open the window where adjustments for the percussion levels can be made. Read my comment again.

[@davidjohnson3969]

Please help! What do you use to control the expression and drawbars.... I have a Roland Piano full 88 keys, Can't figure out what to do or if I need something with faders..Dave

[@msnmeingroerauftritt9894]

Nice demonstration!!! Is it possible to shift the overall sound in octaves so that is possible to layer it to a piano sound for example?

[@frankschwartz7405]

Very nice vid, and great playing One question: How do you get back to the "home screen" of the overhead console view, from the "controls" screen? Thanks

[@tlprincipe]

This is amazing. I had a B3 and this sounds simply great. I'm just finding ot about this... what do I need to buy to do this?? I have a tyros 5 keyboard can I use this?

[@RideTheFuture]

Tony I was using a Motif 7 light weight keyboard, a volume pedal connected to it and a sustain pedal which controls the Leslie simulation. That's it! This thing is so much fun to play - I am sure you are going to find that out right away ;-) Please subscribe if you haven't already - there are so many more cool virtual instruments I am going to present shortly. Blessings

[@tlprincipe]

@@RideTheFuture Thanks Stefan. On the PC how did you route the B3 to the keyboard?

[@RideTheFuture]

@@tlprincipe Tony, the B3 plugin is inside ProTools and my keyboard goes directly to the MIDI interface (it's a MOTIF 7 with lightweight keys) - that's all!

[@nellysagundo6634]

@@tlprincipePlease be aware, that IK Media B3-X is MUCH cheaper on iOS (and will be on sale in November down from 120CHF to ca. 40CHF…)

[@borisbogdan9799]

Hello, I wanted to tell you that I have a korg kronos keyboard and I bought the hammond b3x program and I wanted to ask you how to make the connections from the notebook to the keyboard to convert my korg and be able to use the b3x program. From already thank you very much

[@armstronglance]

Does it have velocity sensitivity? I know a B3 isn’t, but my Roland 60’s-70’s exp card is. It’s a biggie used to control percussion vol & more.

[@TheIvoryman]

You can make customized adjustments to the percussion and other aspects of the sound. Hammond B3-x does not, however, respond to velocity.

[@stanley5394]

Can anyone recommend a good quality 61-key midi controller keyboard that would work well with this app? I know such a keyboard won’t have waterfall keys, but it should have sliders to control the drawbars, right?

[@TheIvoryman]

A Nektar LX61+ keyboard would be a very good keyboard to use with any of the software based Hammond B3 clone wheel organs. It has a full compliment of 9 sliders, and several switches and knobs to control all the organs features, in real time. I use a Nektar LX888+ (same exact features as the LX61 only with 88 keys) as one of my controllers and it’s has given me very good service for a few years now.

[@pinocarella_00]

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