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@@joewhy thanks!

Yes, while they do sound close. The triangle wave sounds more pointed, compared to the more rounded sweep of a sine wave.

@@JoeKnecht3 Yes, but this is the sweep of the bandpass filter so the pointed nature would not be noticeable, it would just appear as a linear sweep up and then a linear sweep down.

@vladimpaler3498 There is only one filter sweep happening. Which is a low pass filter. Although because the sweep is slow. It can be hard to notice the difference between the two.

@Viper_555 that's awesome, man! They definitely push a lot of sound lmao! I wouldn't wanna take it to gigs, though. My back would snap in half, haha! Great for the studio, though

You’re not kidding! The weight of mine is absolutely brutal. I’m sure these combos probably influenced more than one working guitarists in the past to go with the more manageable head and cabinet configurations.

@Viper_555 Haha, yeah, a head and 2×12 cab is far easier!

@@seanmartin681 you're welcome!

@@jeffalbro4534 thank you! I do session work and can work on projects remotely. Hit me up on any of my socials if you want to work together

@@adcraziness1501 Thank you!

@InnaSecond thank you! Unfortunately, the TH-cam algorithm is trash, lmao

@@ericstefko4852 thanks!

@@JoeKnecht3 you are welcome, that is such an iconic song and intro. I always wondered how it was done

@crystalwaveable thank you! I'm really happy you found the video helpful! Tempo syncing the LFOs also makes a lot of sense as well. And yeah, you can go very deep with Zen-Core, lmao. I'm also a big fan of the Hammond B3 sounds it has too btw

@Drew_Hurst he is one of the best songwriters from that era. Like you said, it is very clever and creative that he came up with the idea of running an organ through a synth

@Drew_Hurst thank you! I'm really happy you enjoyed the video

@@DirtyWindshieldSeries thank you so much

@@Thomas-cw9ej thanks!

@@Steven-re3tx that's really cool!

@carlodiminico thank you! Yes, for VSTs, the main thing is the source sound. I'd recommend using a Vox organ or Farfesia organ VST. You'll have to play with the settings on the instruments. Then you can drop a filter plug in and tremolo plug in. If you don't have a filter plug-in, then a heavy phaser could also work in a pinch. Hope that helps

Will do! Thanks again.

@@carlodiminico you're welcome

@@leyetnin1 you're welcome!

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@@juliansmith4295 thanks!

@corporalkush2060 thank you very much!

@edkolcz-lf1wg Thank you! Yes, when i am making my edits. They are editing the scene, which has the envelopes, oscillators, filter, etc. In the roland, you can up 8 or 16 scenes depending on the mode. In each scene, there are partials they can be edited either independently or together. Think of each partial like a synth. My advice is to find the sounds that work in program mode. Then, use combi mode to blend them. Also, i recommend putting the modulation effect in combi mode if that's possible. That way, the trem stays consistent. Hope that helps?

@@JoeKnecht3 Yes it does. Thank you very much!!

@@edkolcz-lf1wg you're welcome

@Jaundice__ Thank you! I am running a 1977 Marshall JMP 2104 with the original celestion 65 greenbacks. It's in the back left of that cabinet covered by the panel. I put a ts 808 tubescreamer in front with the overdrive down and the tone and leveal all the way up to tighten up the low end. I akso out a 70s small stone phase shifter and memory man delay on. Mic up with an SM57 and SM81. The 57 is the dominant mic with the 81 dialed back just to add some high-end and a more room tone. Guitar is a 2008 Les Paul Access tuned to C# standard. I'm actually going to be fling a video on that Marshall soon!

@@TheodoroDML hahahahahaha! Basically

@@JoeKnecht3 hehehehe

@@JiggityJiggityJoe thanks!

I do play in a band based out of boston. "Max Boras" it's my buddies solo project. We gig around the New England area

@@JoeKnecht3 i think i saw you guys play at the boston collage a few months ago

Was is back in March or February?

@@JoeKnecht3 yes, march i think. i remeber you guys played this song to

Oh yeah, i remember that one. That was at Sammy's pub if i remember, haha. We usually close with that song. It's a good show closer

You're welcome, haha! I'm really happy the video helped you out! Good luck at your gig bro, hope it goes well for ya!

Thank you

Thanks!

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Thank you! Hope you're doing well

@@JoeKnecht3 thank you Joe, very proud of you!

You're welcome!

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Actually, what you are thinking of is the "Marimba Repeat" function on the organ. It was independent per keyboard. Which is how Pete gets those triplets. The part i messed up on. Was i said the organ was doing the square wave tremolo. I thought the Marimba Repeat function was universal. So, the synth is doing the square wave modulation and filter sweeps. There is no sample and hold. And yeah, i could tone the overdrive back a little. That was as low as i could get it with that keyboard. Also, i have never heard anyone het close usong a tonewheel organ. I would love to see examples of people getting close with a tonewheel organ

Lmao! I have done that before. It does work

Thanks

Thank you so much! I'm glad this video helped you out

Thank you

Thanks! Haha, you could get some interesting voicings in all 4ths

Thanks bro!

Thank you

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Hell yeah! Thank you so much!

Thank you!

That's pretty cool. Which models have it? I imagine the Kronos probably does right?

@@JoeKnecht3Kronos and the Karma

@@JoeKnecht3My Karma has it

That's pretty cool