organ from “96 tears” by ? and the mysterians | ToneDB
96 tears
? and the mysterians
organ
75% ai confidence
Tone Profile
The organ sound is raw, distorted, and slightly out of tune, giving it a garage rock edge. It's a simple, but iconic sound that drives the song's energy.
Production Credits
Producer: Neil Bogart
Engineer: Art Schiell
Recorded at: Art Schiell Recording Studios (Detroit, MI)
Signal Chain
Instrument: Vox Continental
Recording Notes
- The Vox Continental organ was likely recorded direct or through a small amp, capturing its raw, buzzing tone.
- Minimal processing was used, allowing the natural distortion of the organ to come through.
- The slightly detuned quality of the organ adds to the song's unique character.
Recreation Tips
- Use a Vox Continental or a virtual instrument that accurately emulates its sound.
- Drive the organ's gain to achieve a distorted tone.
- Slightly detune the organ for a garage rock vibe.
- Record direct or through a small, lo-fi amp.
- Avoid excessive EQ or compression to maintain the raw sound.
Recommended Gear
- Vox Continental(keyboard)
Sources
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