organ from “where it's at” by beck | ToneDB
where it's at
beck
organ
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Tone Profile
A vintage organ sound with a slightly gritty and lo-fi character, providing a foundation for the song's quirky and experimental vibe. The tone has a raw and direct quality.
Gear
- Hammond Organinstrument
- Reverb$600Sweetwater
- Leslie 122amp
- ReverbSweetwater
- Shure SM57microphone
- ReverbSweetwater
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Production Credits
Producer: Dust Brothers
Engineer: n/a
Recorded at: Geffen Records
Signal Chain
Instrument: Hammond Organ
Amp: Leslie 122
Microphone: Shure SM57
Recording Notes
- The organ was likely recorded live in the studio, capturing the natural ambiance of the room.
- The Leslie speaker's rotary effect contributes significantly to the organ's characteristic sound.
- The SM57 is a common choice for capturing the raw sound of the Leslie speaker.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a Hammond organ VST or a physical Hammond organ if available.
- Use a Leslie speaker simulator plugin or a physical Leslie speaker.
- Experiment with microphone placement on the Leslie speaker to capture the desired tone.
- Add subtle overdrive or saturation to the organ signal for a slightly gritty sound.
- Consider using a tape emulation plugin to add warmth and vintage character.
Original Gear
- Hammond Organ(keyboard)
- Leslie 122(amp)
- Shure SM57(mic)
Substitutions & Recommendations
Alternative to: Hammond Organ
Includes accurate Hammond models with authentic drawbar behavior for that classic tonewheel organ sound
ReverbSweetwaterAlternative to: Leslie 122
Models the Leslie 122 specifically with accurate rotary speaker motion and tube amp characteristics
ReverbSweetwaterAlternative to: Hammond Organ
Modern Hammond with authentic tonewheel emulation and built-in Leslie simulation
ReverbSweetwaterAlternative to: Leslie 122
Hardware Leslie simulator pedal that captures the rotary speaker effect with analog warmth
ReverbSweetwaterAlternative to: Shure SM57
The same microphone model still manufactured today, perfect for capturing that raw Leslie cabinet sound
ReverbSweetwaterFrequently Asked Questions
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