Hammond Organ 101 : MORE I Wish I Knew This Sooner (PART2)

[@crazypainter56]

I dig the fluttering of the keys-alan Price did it on a Vox continental on old Animals tunes-i learned to play because of the Animals -nobody plays organ to much anymore--SADLY

[@innerfire-graham9016]

Thank you for sharing the knowledge, Nick! Keep them coming!

[@ScooterTV]

Another great video Nick ! 😎 I Was a long time lookin’ for how to get a specific sound. I really like the sound if you play in A pentatonic and you strike the d and g note together, when you play up and down the scale. Especially in the higher regions of the keyboard. Thnx for showin’ it ! 🤘🏼😎 Of course in a different key you have to play two other notes. But does it have a name when you strike these notes together ? Keep up the good work ! Love it Gerrit.

[@B3-R]

Very interesting, thanks 👌👍

[@B3burner]

Greetings from California. Very nice sound and lesson. If I can throw my hat into the ring for just a bit, might I suggest soloing in the “One” chord pentatonic blues, over the four chord in the bass? Like what Jon & Ritchie did at the end of ‘Smoke on the Water’ on the Made in Japan album. That tension built is just magnificent.

[@Blues.Fusion]

Ive been working on the one note trill thing on a synth action midi controller and organ software. I can get it somewhat but i dont have a waterfall keybed to compare and i wonder how much harder it is get it smooth on the synth action. I suspect the higher trigger point on the real hammond helps alot.

[@B3burner]

Yes you are correct about the higher trigger point helping. I also think light weighting of the Hammond keys makes it easier too.

[@louiscornale5667]

Great job but how about wooly bully watch it now 😮