NAMM 2020: Jim Alfredson on Hammond B-3X
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ม.ค. 2020
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From IK's NAMM 2020 booth, watch Hammond-Suzuki endorsed artist and master organist / keyboardist demonstrate the power and accuracy of our virtual Hammond B3 - Hammond B-3X Learn more at www.hammondb3x.com - เพลง
Just got it, I'm a piano player but I can't leave this thing alone! 😎
Great, you got Jim on, demo'ing the amazing B-3X VSTi !! Niiiceee!! 😎🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹👍🎶🍻
Absolutely fantastic that this is also on iPad! 😎👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
For a higher price than the Mac/Windows VST...
Go jimmy go man go ! Sounds great were so close to beating the original
B3 what's left ? To start adding all the bells and whistles than the huge consoles had like the big Wurlitzer
& others like Thomas had seeing as how it can be done thru modeling
It shouldn't be to long before were there. Its been great living long enough to see it all come full circle.
And think of what a laptop that software and a controller can do.
For 1/3 the price of a B3 was in
the 70s not counting the price
of a Leslie its a great time to be
Alive. Thanks Jim you've come
a long way & you sound like you've
Learned a ton of history of the many
Uses and all the tricks we have tried to use to create our own flair & flavor. You have now become a big part of the Suzuki Hammond legend
Jim "Basslines" Alfredson! Just smokin' :D
So smooth
Love that Leslie plug in graphic
Sounds great! Does the B-3X plug in organ still receive and play back the XK-5's, 3 contact water fall keyboard feature? Also, how does the B-3X sound compare to Hammond XK-5 sound? Cool that the B-3X has a template already mapped for the XK-5 as you still need an organ keyboard to get the most out of any organ sound so use the XK-5 as a pure controller.
Hi Jim, I know this off subject but I'm trying to get your "Greasy Wheels" download for my "new new to me" Hammond XK3C organ. Thanks
Nice!
Please, ikmultimedia a version for iPhone! 📱
hello Jim I wanted to tell you that I have a korg kronos keyboard and I bought the hammond b3x program and I wanted to ask you how to make the connections from the notebook to the keyboard to convert my korg and be able to use the b3x program. From already thank you very much
still debating getting the B3x software and midi keyboard...decisions, decisions...
Is there a 'favorites' section in the software? That is ... can I dial in my top 3 or 4 organs and then recall them instantly? I will be using the iPAD version primarily for live performances so I need to be able to get to the 'patch' that I will use pretty quickly. Many thanks.
Yes you can recall setups with great speed. Even Jordan Rudess was able to do so when he used Hammond B-3X - on iPad! - for a live gig with Deep Purple www.ikmultimedia.com/news/?id=jordanrudesshammondshow
@@ikmultimedia Thanks so much! I look forward to putting this at the top of my Christmas list!
I have a Nord Electro 3 so she's getting on now but has been a faithful workhorse to this day for cover/ blues/ funk bands. IK Multimedia has done an outstanding job with this, I'm very impressed. The level of detail and tweekability is great. I now use my Nord as the organ controller as it beats the Nord and if you can set up stereo on stage you can really get a sense of the leslie. The latest version now remembers your midi settings.
Can you tell me how to hooked it up to your nord? Did you need some sort of audio interface to use it with? Nobody seems to be able to help mee...
What is the controller keyboard he is using in this video? Thanks!
Just in case you still wondering, that's a Hammond XK series, precisely XK5 as mentioned in the video around 4:34.
So how do we know we're not just hearing the XK5?
Hi! How to split the upper and the lower keyboard?
Hit the 'advanced' button.
@@godisbollocks Thank you very much!
13:51 the invisible organist entertains
I only have Yahama piano so that I can sing with the piano and write a music notebook from Ez Voice.
What speakers used for the presentation? Good for that small audience ?
We used a full PA system as we had a large room at NAMM
@@ikmultimedia Which PA system was used?
@@arsconsulting205 Hi Randy. So many options with a PA for keyboards. I used to sell keyboards at a large retailer for five years--synths, pianos, organs, etc. I can tell you without hesitation ... if you are not in a position to haul around a large Leslie ... definitely include a subwoofer in your PA to get full enjoyment from your keys ... especially software like this amazing Hammond app. I personally use the Bose tower system with subwoofer as my keyboard monitor at live performances. Electro voice recently came out with a very nice tower, too, at about half the price of the Bose, and I'm a big fan of QSC powered speakers for our larger gigs. Of course be sure and try them out in person so you know what you are getting. Keep in mind ... my recommendations above are for live performances ... not recording sessions. Cheers!
Is that without a Leslie???? Or with???
Hammond B-3X offers a Leslie speaker cabinet and various routing options. Read more here: www.ikmultimedia.com/hammondb3x
Will this interface with a Hammond XB3? Dual manuals and pedals as well?