Really Great
The key click has been improved since I started using it. This is really great. Intuitive and user friendly, with pretty much every Hammond feature you could ask for.
Well, this is good!
I’ve been looking for a Hammond emulation app for a recording project I have in mind, and this one is really good. I had Galileo for a while, but found it bewildering to use. This one is extremely user friendly. The only criticism I have is that the key click sounds more like static discharge than a dirty contact. Improve the key click and it’ll be even better. For £3.99 you can’t really argue, but would happily more.
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Very good Hammond emulation, but needs user-settable midi CCs
I have a CK61 from Yamaha. It’s Hammond emulator is good, with these exceptions: A) half the chorus/vibrato settings are not good. B) fast Leslie is not good. C) Leslie ramp up/down are far too quick.
Enter this B70. All the above issues are corrected here. Does it sound as good as my A100/122 combo? Not quite. Is it close enough that I no longer have an issue leaving 350 pounds of organ and speaker home and using B70? Yes indeed! B70 sounds very good.
Only issue is this: I cannot map the controls of the CK61 to the CCs of the B70, and cannot choose the midi channels. So the drawbars on the CK61 don’t work with B70, the Leslie speed switch does not work, and to use B70 in an already complex setup I need to reassign all my midi channels.
PLEASE make midi channel and CC assignments user-selectable!
Enter this B70. All the above issues are corrected here. Does it sound as good as my A100/122 combo? Not quite. Is it close enough that I no longer have an issue leaving 350 pounds of organ and speaker home and using B70? Yes indeed! B70 sounds very good.
Only issue is this: I cannot map the controls of the CK61 to the CCs of the B70, and cannot choose the midi channels. So the drawbars on the CK61 don’t work with B70, the Leslie speed switch does not work, and to use B70 in an already complex setup I need to reassign all my midi channels.
PLEASE make midi channel and CC assignments user-selectable!
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Great but Additonal Features such as two manual support and pedal organ support
This works great for hammond organ virtual software on a budget. Sounds Great and works worderfully. The only major suggestions that would improve this program are the following:
Two manual support, pedal organ support, and realtime drawbar control support.
Other than that, Great Virtual Hammond Organ Software.
Two manual support, pedal organ support, and realtime drawbar control support.
Other than that, Great Virtual Hammond Organ Software.
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It’s a Hammond type organ, really good.
There are numerous organs on the iOS/iPadOS ecosystem, including the ones Apple make available in a very selective way in GarageBand. Knowing roughly how this sort of organ was made to growl and screech by major proponents back in the day, you can put it through a chain of FX that includes compression, distortion, flanger, EQ, reverb, for example, and generally experiment with emphasis of one or the other. The order of these FX, and so forth, it’s all easy even in Apple’s baby DAW. Personally, I found it inspirational to go through setting the organ itself up, with drawbars in particular places, and save the preset you like.
Thus inspired, it’s great to play. My tip for this instrument: play two-handed, even if you’re not that gifted, it makes a huge difference to the tone you get out. Get that left hand to do something, at some point, it is an audio effect in itself, playing this way. Have a basic bass note held, that’s all you need to try this technique, and you will hear the difference.
Thus inspired, it’s great to play. My tip for this instrument: play two-handed, even if you’re not that gifted, it makes a huge difference to the tone you get out. Get that left hand to do something, at some point, it is an audio effect in itself, playing this way. Have a basic bass note held, that’s all you need to try this technique, and you will hear the difference.
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