We'll never have another Klaus but I'm more than happy with Billtus. There are people who actually got rid of such a great instrument. Then they buy an arranger keyboard and try to replicate the sound. 😁
Thanks for your kind comment, it's nice to hear that the sound of my vintage H100 is still appreciated. I'll keep using it in Klaus' memory. Best wishes Bill
@@billtus Always a pleasure listening to your arrangements. By choice not as busy as we were at the moment. Not much fun transporting heavy equipment this time of year plus my wife has been very poorly. She is on the mend now though. Look forward to more recordings from you 👍
The "Impossible Dream" from Klaus Wunderlich sounds very different. Why is that? - I imagine it's not easy to copy the master...because KW also was his own sound engineer.
Hi Joh, good question, possible reasons might be that Klaus used a Hammond M & C3 series organ on earlier recordings before the H100, when he used the presets on the H100 it's easy to replicate, but drawbar settings are more difficult as there are millions of combinations. I've owned my H100 a long time and i'm still discovering new things daily, & still haven't found many of the sound effects Klaus used. Hopefully the videos give a basic idea of how the H100 sounds as Klaus never left us with any footage of him playing it, Best wishes, Bill
You have a good and original playing.
And the H100 changes from the B3 with adding others sounds.
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Thanks Francois, best regards Bill
Hello Bill, excelent played and beautyful Sound of your Hammond organ!!!
Have a nice Sunday evening my friend!!!
Best Regards,José Movilandia 😎💥👍👍👍
Thanks Jose, hope you had a good weekend too, Best regards Bill 🙂🌄👍
I have Klaus’s Waltzing Mathilda 45rpm single and you bring it alive again. Nice to hear The impossible dream from Hammond Sensation also. Well done.
Thanks Jason, glad you like my version, I tried to keep them faithful to the Klaus originals. Best regards Bill
We'll never have another Klaus but I'm more than happy with Billtus.
There are people who actually got rid of such a great instrument. Then they buy an arranger keyboard and try to replicate the sound. 😁
Thanks for your kind comment, it's nice to hear that the sound of my vintage H100 is still appreciated. I'll keep using it in Klaus' memory. Best wishes Bill
Thanks for sharing your music.
Thanks Hebie, best regards Bill
Brilliant as always. Great arrangement. A lovely tribute to Klaus Wunderlich. ❤️
Thanks for listening Martin, hope you're well & keeping busy with gigs, best wishes Bill
@@billtus Always a pleasure listening to your arrangements. By choice not as busy as we were at the moment. Not much fun transporting heavy equipment this time of year plus my wife has been very poorly. She is on the mend now though. Look forward to more recordings from you 👍
Hope she soon feels better Martin, gigging is hard during Winter Months. Will try to keep up the recordings. Best wishes Bill
Truly loved it, great.
Thank you Mike. Best regards Bill👍
Nice. Klaus would have liked it for sure
Thanks for listening & your comment Alfred. Best regards Bill
The "Impossible Dream" from Klaus Wunderlich sounds very different. Why is that? - I imagine it's not easy to copy the master...because KW also was his own sound engineer.
Hi Joh, good question, possible reasons might be that Klaus used a Hammond M & C3 series organ on earlier recordings before the H100, when he used the presets on the H100 it's easy to replicate, but drawbar settings are more difficult as there are millions of combinations. I've owned my H100 a long time and i'm still discovering new things daily, & still haven't found many of the sound effects Klaus used. Hopefully the videos give a basic idea of how the H100 sounds as Klaus never left us with any footage of him playing it, Best wishes, Bill