Using RMX 160 on drums

[guppy]

The real lesson is that we can all see that too much feedback leads to deafness....

[niceboy]

Im fine as my tolerance after decades of Call girls and Drug abuse has given me Bi-Polar disorder, which I attribute to my recent wave of compositional ideas.
I have always marched to the beat of a different drummer, usually 10/8, 6/8, 7/8 and 5/8.
4/4 timing makes me want to do Heroin, so I always hurry home to play some old Mahavushnu tunes, then I can relax until the next evening of torturous tourists yelling Freebird or Garth Brooks at me as if Solaris was meant to perform Joe Bob music....

Ok
I like to play the Hammond in Scope and I need to go back to recordings here now,
I really hope you protect yourself though.
I mean from different things you tell me.

[niceboy]

The real lesson is that we can all see that too much feedback leads to deafness....

Thats true.
I forgot to tell.
Dont use headphones or loudspeakers when setting feedback.
Just look at the meters ,and when its in Bottom on red
its mostly very dangerous sounds.
Its in the positiv feedback area,
Amplification is done below that level ,
And is called negativ feedback.
Its true you can also loose your balance and its very dangerous .
Dont use headphones when setting levels.
Since its so explosive you must learn to be carefull
Bear

[dante]

I remember once I was running short of controllers, and thought if I jammed a Joystick up my rectum I could back up against a Cabinet and shake my Booty, while the joystick sent CC16 and CC17 to Vectron, giving some cool sounds.

It was during the tune by Procul Harum called " An Anal Shade Of Pale."

ANKYU

Too good, better than my Hebrew sketch F...... A......

[dawman]

Ok
I like to play the Hammond in Scope and I need to go back to recordings here now,
I really hope you protect yourself though.
I mean from different things you tell me.

Thank You Brotha' Man bear.

I have an excellent idea for you to try with the Hammond in Scope. Feel free to ask me anytime, but only if you don't use a Leslie.
I even played a Vox Jaguar using this Doppler effect and it's quite surprising at how good it is.
If you are using the B2003, I also have a way for a single expression pedal to add start, destination and lag time for each drawbar.
Anyone who likes Hammonds or emulations of one will benefit form the Scope/Ventilator tricks.

Ankyu

[niceboy]

Ok
I like to play the Hammond in Scope and I need to go back to recordings here now,
I really hope you protect yourself though.
I mean from different things you tell me.

Thank You Brotha' Man bear.

I have an excellent idea for you to try with the Hammond in Scope. Feel free to ask me anytime, but only if you don't use a Leslie.
I even played a Vox Jaguar using this Doppler effect and it's quite surprising at how good it is.
If you are using the B2003, I also have a way for a single expression pedal to add start, destination and lag time for each drawbar.
Anyone who likes Hammonds or emulations of one will benefit form the Scope/Ventilator tricks.

Ankyu

I worked a lot with doing feedback on the full organ .
My real heavy weight , and I now use the B2003.
I use full but I need to continue with the using Celmos Talkbox to do feedback with.
Is the Ventilator Trix for full Organ.
Tell me what it is ,when you have time.
I use very slow leslie on B2003 Tuttie,
I am an Organist so dont expect me to do anything.
Need to play and sing here when drum mixing is ready,
but thanks again for giving me all plugins
The free Celmo dub delay with built in feedback we use here on Sologuitar.
I will test it on the Organ now.
Bear

[dante]

Ventilator is a hardware Leslie sim. Just google Neo Ventilator

[niceboy]

Ventilator is a hardware Leslie sim. Just google Neo Ventilator

For me the B2003 leslie is a great simulation of the large leslies remote possibilities .
That kind of analog remote I've only seen on the A-model.
Thats good enough for me.

[dawman]

Then the drawbar tricks of Gregg Allman, Santana, Steppenwolf, Boston, Uriah Heep and DawMan shall be shared on this American Day of sharing.
I'll make that Turkey of an Organ cook, full of stuffing and gray.

No Indians I know can bend over to pick corn as in the old world stories as they are too Fat from free Fereral "We're Sorry' Money, but Home Depots parking lot has dozens of Corn pickers, so I after I finish being the house bitch and cooking the feast I shall have my son and his friends drag me over to the Car so I can ruin my Holiday by entertaining Tables and Chairs, leave early and post the tricks.

Guys around town are always shaving ten minutes off of their sets and they call this ' Fucking the Dog." But I have been in town longer and know some good tips to the Bartenders and waitresses to cover you works for those nights wher 2 x 30 minute sets are needed. Fucking the Dog is for rookies, We " Fuck The Dog and Sell The Puppies."

[Bud Weiser]

Ventilator is a hardware Leslie sim. Just google Neo Ventilator

Which would be cool to have as a Scope device on Xite, since it was developed in Reaktor and then realized in SCOPE SDK,- then running on a SHARC.
It has the finest re-creation of the Leslie 122 power amp which makes it´s overdrive sound best compared to all Leslie sims and modelled organs which include a Leslie sim.
The developer of Ventilator now was involved in the Leslie sim for the HX3 FPGA based organ clone circuit board too and both sound stunning without introducing latency at all.

Bud

[dawman]

Plus one can use it via the ADAT I/Os using 2 x adapters from Monoprice.
That way you get a Pedal in the Project Window, which can then have any Instrument or track in Scope diverted to it, I even run matched levels of acceleration, slow and fast speeds, of the B2003 emulation from it;s input, then have parallel dopplers.
A simple fader move for me, and a stomp on the pedal for the Speeds.
It'll make you dizzy.

[dante]

Here's Stephen Fortner (Keyboard) quote :

"The real test would be my weekend gigs. The first was a classic rock cover band in a smallish lounge. Only vocals went through the P.A., so it’d be just my rig filling the house. When the band called Santana’s “Oye Como Va,” the Ventilator just killed — all that great Gregg Rolie grind on the solo and comping was there for days. Speed-up and slowdown was so faithful that my bandmates couldn’t believe there was no Leslie onstage. I was floored as well. Not only did the Ventilator emulate the spinning horn and drum, its cabinet emulation perfectly matched the treble roll-off of my Leslie 122. It made the XK-3 more “woody” and “nutty” like a real Leslie would, and was simply a joy to play through. (You can defeat cabinet emulation to use the Ventilator on something other than organ.)"

His only complaint was he hit the bypass footswitch rather than the speed switch a few times because they’re close together and look alike

P.S. it another fine example of German tech. so git yer wallet out thar mr Nice !!!

[niceboy]

Plus one can use it via the ADAT I/Os using 2 x adapters from Monoprice.
That way you get a Pedal in the Project Window, which can then have any Instrument or track in Scope diverted to it, I even run matched levels of acceleration, slow and fast speeds, of the B2003 emulation from it;s input, then have parallel dopplers.
A simple fader move for me, and a stomp on the pedal for the Speeds.
It'll make you dizzy.

I'm amplifying with feedback each stereo output from the B2003,
and the two leslies regulated from the leslie aria ,
will eventually be like the two large leslies made of the finest Wood there is,
when I'm ready with my research with the full Organ registration.
In my opinion its no need for me to use it differently.
Bear

[dante]

...except yer schpeel about lugging heavy loads...

[niceboy]

...except yer schpeel about lugging heavy loads...

pic 1.
I am doing B2003 in Xite and since we only have the final touch going on there,
dsp is using maybe 27 or 28 % in Xite.
Also the Celmo Talk Box is very usefull for me ,when doing the full Organ.
pic 2.
Just to show some plugins we use in our PCI 45 dsp
I forgot to load the RMX 160 in thepic with all plugins,
but its there an loaded and heard on Snare.
Our drummer want to make the Snare more dark ,
but stronger.
This was just a quick fix.
Bear

[niceboy]

...except yer schpeel about lugging heavy loads...

Theire is no problem filling up one STM4896 and one extra STM2496 for the drums feedback,
before going to the drum subbass stereo feedback mixdown in STM4896.
Here we mixed in very much reverb on the Snare.
https://soundcloud.com/bjorn-olofsson/b ... -using-rmx
This reverb RMX 160 is very good for Snare.
We used our live mixdown here using only the Optimaster,
the preset Rock Master as the final touch.
Thats in our Xite setup ,with ther second pic using also two bx V2.

Bear

[niceboy]

...except yer schpeel about lugging heavy loads...

Just raised the RMX 160 on Snare.
https://soundcloud.com/bjorn-olofsson/b ... -day-using
Also I just used the Optimaster here as finale with the Rock Master preset.
So its just our live mix with mastering also live.
Bear

[niceboy]

Plus one can use it via the ADAT I/Os using 2 x adapters from Monoprice.
That way you get a Pedal in the Project Window, which can then have any Instrument or track in Scope diverted to it, I even run matched levels of acceleration, slow and fast speeds, of the B2003 emulation from it;s input, then have parallel dopplers.
A simple fader move for me, and a stomp on the pedal for the Speeds.
It'll make you dizzy.

Here is also Hammond mixed in without having any Stability problem.
https://soundcloud.com/bjorn-olofsson/b ... using-also
Sorry if signal is low ,its only the Optimaster on the final Stereo out. Our live mix.
I dont want to change anything , not even the level.
I must work on another song here now thats why.
Made a lot of channel feedback on the Organ , without using any extra plugin at all.
Thats what I did on drums also in the STM 2448 , exept for the master .
Theire I used same plugins mentioned earlier in the Dynamic Mixer used with drums.
Bear

[hubird]

niceboy, I'm sure we all are speechless.
Dunno what to say.

[Mr Arkadin]

niceboy, I'm sure we all are speechless.
Dunno what to say.

Once again hubird I agree with you.

Seems each mix is getting more and more distant in a mire of reverb and the 'special' technique.

Oh well.