Bass Pedals - Tip & Tricks and Ideas on the Hammond Organ / Using Both Feet?

[@ummagumma7826]

There are dedicated bass players who don't play the bass this well. Nice work, very informative in only a few minutes.

[@jburr2107]

Saying “forgive the mistakes” while sounding 20x better than me is diabolical 😂 Thanks for the lesson sir

[@ChangeforJonathan]

Been on a transition from keys to organ and your vids been on time‼️ I use your presets and now I’m gonna use the “heeltoe”‼️

[@calba24]

Very informative lesson. It was great to see both hands, and feet in action on the screen at the same time. I do hope future videos still have the same views from now on...

[@markustheaters]

super helpful - thank you!

[@jerrymarshall1360]

Hey, great foot pedal. I always played the B3 pedal with one foot, when I play the pipe organ I use both feet. But love the way you play both feet on B3 - excellent!!

[@yeety1208]

I play a l100 spinet quite often which only has a one octave pedalboard. it is quite hard to play with both feet aoci usually just use left

[@mackgrout]

Man! This is an amazing video. Rock on man perfect for a pianist like myself trying to get some feet in the game.

[@samuelmaylor6634]

thank you Sir greatly appreciated

[@JoshLucan]

Do you have your bench lifted? I’m learning the pedals. My leg cramps up because I’m actively holding it above the pedals. I’m 6’1” with a stock bench and no cushion. Thanks!

[@richiejohnson]

I like to play in my sox, too! My teacher hated it but could never break me of it.

[@williambishop494]

It would be nice if you post the pedals every time you play your videos

[@tzionyisrael2037]

Thank you Marstro!

[@hammondboybennett1580]

Can you do a tutorial the way some of these today organists be gliding and sliding through on the pedals?

[@juanlatin3595]

Nice mic setup. Would like to know got the mic on the Leslie

[@jabarihoyett3064]

Keep up the good work bro! Teaching me a lot! Hopefully one day, I'll have a sound as good as yours!

[@derrickjohnson6323]

VERY ENTERESTING🤔.

[@ntwarimodeste982]

Hello sir thanks for teaching as next time explain about upper and bass and low drawbars

[@charlesmoore83]

Thank you for the instructions and the Lord Bless you.

[@BenIsFiguringitOut]

Bro. I would consider myself an intermediate organist and this video was valuable for me. My bass pedaling is okay but needs A LOT of improvement in terms of accuracy. I will definitely try the two feet thing. Thanks again for the video!

[@elmcapp6032]

Love the foot work. Now lets break down the keys lol

[@truthtellerbelievethat1813]

I wish you would do a video on drawbar settings

[@drester41]

How my brother how did you do this setup? Can you do a tutorial step-by-step please..!

[@jabarihoyett3064]

Generally, the left foot is over the G for home base. What should the right foot's home base be?

[@billydavis8154]

Can you teach us how to do those 4th chords

[@PraisesTTMH]

I suck at this new bass style , doubling up lol . But man does it sound so good

[@jerryrhyan6044]

Man of God I'm from Memphis Tennessee I need your help man how can I get it love how you play

[@hammondboybennett1580]

I feel like doubling pedaling is the advance way of just adding a different feel and approach to your playing. Alot of Mid West organists particularly Christian Bishop is changing the game with double pedaling when backing up a preacher

[@stacey3004]

Should I take off my shoes? I always thought that was kinda cheating. Not that I care. But most of the real cats play with their shoes on. Except you brother. You sound good.

[@EmmanuelArtistry]

Interesting observation, everywhere else I play, I have my shoes on. This organ is at home, so I'm usually wearing socks.

[@milagrodelamusica2559]

Just play the pedals what works best for you. There are also great organists who play in socks or barefoot. Check out Rhoda Scott. I play barefoot too because I like to feel the pedals. Playing with both feet, using toes and heels will add more possibilities !

[@haroldhart2688]

WHAT IS THIS AN OLD WURLITZER ===>> IT SOUNDS AWFUL.