Mike Little's Three Secret Blues Chords For Organ Players Part 2

[@nickooh4772]

I have started your online course a month ago. Complete beginner in piano and organ. This is great, accessible and we can immediately have fun. Thanks Mike for what you do

[@UniverseofKeys]

Glad you are enjoying the course and thank you for the support!! Lots more coming in the online course in September. 🙏🙏🎹🎹

[@nickooh4772]

@@UniverseofKeysgreat. i have already enough for a decade :)

[@UniverseofKeys]

Perfect :)

[@justusrogers7473]

Cool Mike! The reverb adds so much to this one! 👍

[@UniverseofKeys]

I think so too!

[@tp63us]

Sounds great. Thank you.

[@UniverseofKeys]

Thank you!!🙏🙏

[@bluegroove777]

Keep em coming Mike 🔥

[@UniverseofKeys]

Will do!!

[@frankschwartz7405]

Thanks, neat little trick.

[@UniverseofKeys]

Appreciate the comment thank you!! 🎹🙏🎵🤟

[@B3-R]

Great 👌

[@UniverseofKeys]

Glad you liked :)

[@willburrito9710]

I’m an old rec engineer from the the ‘70s and 80s and had the fortune of doing a lot of sessions with some great B players. While I’m not a keyboard player I do own a B. Love watching your simple but cool vids. Gimme some tips on the left hand stuff.

[@UniverseofKeys]

What kind of left hand stuff are you looking for? Would love to hear the stories of the B3 sessions!!

[@willburrito9710]

Maybe I should just take your course. Splitting the brain to keep the left hand and right hand isolated from each other is painful as you get older. It’s all about practice. Recording a good sounding Leslie was always a great moment. If the player brought his A-game, it all made it so much easier. Standard setup was one RE20 about 3 feet from the bottom louvres low passed at 1000Hz. Two Sony C37As for the top about 12” away. Normally I had baffles around a 4 foot area if it was part of the tracking date. 3 mics down to 2 tracks.

[@UniverseofKeys]

Shoot me an email at [e-mail] and I will get you a discount on the course. Lifetime membership gets you a free 1 hour lesson w me. Would love to meet and chat!! Especially about recording. I have been doing sessions for decades and it is my favourite topic :)