5 Easy Hammond Organ Licks
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Sweetwater‘s Jacob Dupre is back with organ inspiration for your new year! Jacob walks through five Hammond-style licks and techniques that will wow audiences and bring any organ back to life. The smooth, bright feel of Hammond-style tones are instantly recognizable and available on most modern keyboards, including the Nord Stage 3. Covered techniques include chordal work, percussive playing, soulful gospel tones, glissandos, and more. Check it out!
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0:00 Welcome!
0:31 Lick 1
2:37 Lick 2
6:13 Lick 3
8:25 Lick 4
11:25 Lick 5
14:02 Thanks for watching! - เพลง
Level up your organ playing with five easy licks from Sweetwater’s Jacob Dupre! Click here for more keyboard lessons 👉 th-cam.com/play/PLlczpwSXEOybFzNBWKH-43gw_c4qWLv7s.html
Minor pentatonic scales with inverted fifths , magic of Jon Lord.
it sounds like my favorite decade the 60s
Absolutely love this contemporary twist on an 'old ' instrument. Brilliant
Set the Wheel to control the leslie fast/slow and have more fun playing the amazing Hammond-sound;)
Big 👍for Mr. Dupre. I always learn from his videos.
I started out on organ as a child and still play from time to time. My passion for synths has taken a lot more of my timw
I've always been a Hammond fan! And a great video too, thanks for sharing 🤘
That last lick you showed, played straight is right out of the Bach corpus.
Two of my favorite Hammond/organ/ keyboard players are Tony Kaye and Geoff Downes. Both brilliant musicians, stand up guys with a great sense of humor, and two individuals I have been lucky to spend time with on several occasions.
Thank you for keeping these videos coming... every video inspires and motivates me to continue learning piano!
Excellent as ALWAYS, Jacob!!!!
Love the simplicity of the lesson thank you
Incredible video! So valuable, great info and explanation. Thanks
I am enjoying these short lessons, Sweetwater.
I hope we'll be lucky enough to see a part 2! These are so great, I can immediately introduce them into my playing
When you start your glissandos low, those notes don't project much. The trick is to start with the volume pedal pushed down (loud) and back it off as you ascend. This, along with slapping a bass, are two of the most funnest things one can do musically. And smoking dope.
Never too old to learn... thank you
This is exactly the music i wanna know!!!! Thanks for showing me!!
Thanks for showing these great tips👍👍👍👍
Very clear articulation and visual presentation!
Dupre Didactic!! Nice work; Hammond sound needs more love
This was really cool. I especially liked the last lick. Thanks for sharing this.
Love this. Play with the Leslie to add tension.
just what I needed, thanks!
Excellent picked up some cool ideas for piano too.
Great video, with a simple explanation!
Very informative! Great tools for the proverbial tool box of music
Thanks for these great tips!❤
Great stuff, thanks for the ideas!
okay, that was really helpful. thank you!!
Perfect
thank you very much for great lessons.
Awesome thank you
Thanks for the lesson Woody Goss!
Great lesson
Whatever Sweetwater pays Jacob is not enough!
Something to try out on my MODX!!, 🍻 Jacob 👍🎹🎶
Super!
Crazy how much the glissando sounds like a record changing rpm!
Thank you so much 👌👌
The minor lick was cool!
Man, you have incredible feel
Very cool!
This beast
Really nice thanks. Loving the sound and the rythm.
Thanks Jacob. Some cool little tricks and licks to get the most out of those wonderful sounds! #sweetwater
This was great! I'm completely clueless on organ and when you approach it like it's a piano it sounds... well kinda terrible. This was super helpful to get started. tnx!
I've been bashing away at organ for decades and this vid reinforced some of the things I'm doing right and some new things to learn. Thanks for this
Impressive!
Thanks a lot for this Jacob, these are some really interesting ideas to play around with. The chord moves sound great with an organ sound and add nice variety to single note lines. Please keep up your tutorials as they are very helpful - if you have time, a video on ideas for playing with a Fender Rhodes sound would be awesome. Thanks!
thank you! can you do more with the C2D Nord please!
VERY NICE
So clear and easy to follow. Jacob Dupre, this is so very helpful for a piano player who is loving growing his B3 experience. You give remote lessons? (That's a serious question).
Cool Video Guys!!
Yes, playing the organ is very different.
Always wanted a B3, but recently acquired an M3 will it give me that same awesome sound. I don't play the organ.... yet
Nice n swishy!
Thank you from 🇩🇿
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Local funeral home has a graveyard (pun) full of them with Leslies… not kiddin’…!!
Gimme’ Some!
if I make my organ say "grrrr wham" I'd be happy
Thanks for the tips, Jacob! "Remember, always practice with a metronome." There are a ton of metronome apps, and I'm sure they all have their advantages. But which one are you using in the video?
There's a certain charm to an old-fashioned mechanical metronome.
Nice licks Jacob, much appreciated! Hey, I think your gospel lick4 might be a 1-4-1-4-1 pattern ... so instead of Eb to an Fm triad, it may be various Eb inversions to Ab inversions?
I have been wondering how much these cool looking keyboards cost. $6,000. Oh my goodness
Watching that iPhone slip down the keys making me nervous
😅😅😅
Are you hitting both the black and white keys with your gliss or just the black keys (which is what it looks like from the view here)?
Half of playing a B3 is using your controls for effect and expression.
I was walking my dog a few years ago and i saw a hammond organ out on the side of the road left in the rain, it was very sad :(
@jollytunes ha nice
That's sad indeed, but the Hammond home organs are pretty much 10 a penny & they get thrown out when nobody plays them anymore - and unlike their big tonewheel siblings they are quite cheap...
Still, it always pains me too to see them discarded like that.
I’d have got it home somehow, even if I’d had to drag it all the way. However, they are pretty dam heavy so I would have had to stay by it and make some phone calls for help.
I once saw a pretty reasonable Les Paul style guitar in a skip at the local recycling yard. The mean old guy at the yard wouldn’t let me climb in to get it out...it could have been useful for spares
I started my journey as keyboardist when I found a Lowrey Special organ by a dumpster in my apartment building they had a tiny Leslie built in. I got it on to a shopping cart by the dumpster with the help of a king stranger took it home, cleaned it out side just in case it was a home to some critters, let sit for a coiled days, replaced a broken plug, luckily it worked… mostly and never looked back
B3 with Leslie: 3 to 5 thousand dollars
Most any other organ: FREE! Just come pick it up!
13:22 that's what she said
what fingers do you use to gliss?
Thanks for sharing. Non-keyboardist here. This is very cool. When you glissando are you hitting both the white and black keys at same time, or just the black keys. Fingertips, palm of hand? I can't tell what's happening from the video. Thank you! (edit: I looked up another video doing rock hammond suggesting using sortof the outer edge of the palm so I'll try that).
Many ways to do it, depends.
He’s playing black and white on those glissandos. Typically, palm-dominant when moving up and fingertip-dominant moving down. Think about wiping a table surface. Don’t press down too firmly.
Can you explain how the Keybed feels? Im currently deciding whether I will buy a Nord Electro 6 D oder HP. Im pretty sure this Stage 3 also has Hammer Action Portable. How is glissing and fast organ action feeling on this Keybed?
Hi, Elias. The Stage 3 is a fully weighted keyboard so it will not feel like an organ. While key feel is highly subjective (kind of like mattresses), Jacob did do a great experiment where he weighed the action of a bunch of different keyboards for comparison. You can check that out here:
www.sweetwater.com/insync/keyboard-action-and-key-weight-experiment/
Thanks!
Jason Filloramo, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1281, Jason_Filloramo@sweetwater.com
@@sweetwater thanks for the kind answer, I will check this out right now
The Nords allow organ sounds to be triggered at the high contact point, so the keys don't have to be depressed so deep. It improves the organ experience vastly compared to other weighted keyboards. The HP weighted keyboards are too heavy and bouncy though, the HA versions (available on Stage with 88 keys) are a lot better, especially for organ. The semi-weighted ones are the best for organ work, but not so good for piano.
Is it a black key gliss or a white key gliss?
Thanks lots, the C6 “scale” is lost on me. What is the scale?
I wonder how fast those nord stage 3 88 keys react. If you play organ you need light tones and no sluggish piano, I mean repetition of a single key with 2 fingers for example
best amp for hammond clone roland vk7? tx
Where is the up and down for the various organ sounds like rock organ, church organ etc
Is this related to Bebop Scale? Thanks!
Barry Harris dim 6 scale
Great but how about wooly bully watch it t😮
Piano starter myself from the 60's/70's
But can it sound like a Leslie speeding up from standstill? That is a sound on it's own and very mechanical by nature.
I’ve setup a small studio at my house and always wanted the Hammond sound. IK Multimedia has the "Hammond B-3X" software made in conjunction with Suzuki. It’s amazing how true the sound is. There is a Leslie with it, which can be started/stopped while playing.
Barry Harris 6 dim!
For the algo
Piano keys are not ideal, you really want a synth action. You don’t want slow weighted action you want quick snap back easy to press keys.
I dislike playing organ on a weighted keyboard and also dislike playing piano and EP on an unweughtrd keyboard.
С настоящим HAMMOND, это , конечно, не сравнить, просто электронное подобие, для начинающих😅
Amen to that.
Epic means long.
nice video...can i get an AMEN...
If you're a pianist, then get an organist to play this.
They're vastly different instruments, and one massive difference is the use of a volume pedal - which nobody playing a Nord or any other wannabe ever seems to use...
Try a *real* Hammond, just to experience the sound and possibilities a console (A100 B3 C3 etc) coupled with a Leslie cab can give.
No Nord can ever equal that - difference between riding a wooden rocking horse door kiddies vs a real thoroughbred.
Maybe but in the end, in a live situation with a band, 95% of the public will be impressed with hearing the wooden horse. 🤷♂
(if played correctly of course)
Yeah, the chiropractic fees are a killer if you have to hump around all that gear and no musician can afford them these days😮
My Nord C1 WITH expression pedal, Leslie 770 and Leslie preamp 2 does exactly what you mean.
You want this instrument to perform as a Hammond. Well, that is easy, just procure a Japanese-made Hammond.
hand fisting the keyboard.....ok
As long as it gives everyone a good feeling…😊
It.s not a HAMMOND, it's a copy.
Can you actually use a Hammond product for this video? Seriously. Do the instrument justice.
For Sure. Thank you
I think the point of this video is to give non hammond owners some inspiration to use the hammond sound on their instrument.
Great lesson