organ from “long time” by boston | ToneDB
long time
boston
organ
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Tone Profile
The organ tone is a bright, swirling, Leslie-driven sound that provides a harmonic underpinning to the song. It features a clear fundamental tone with a prominent rotary speaker effect adding movement and depth.
Production Credits
Producer: John Boylan
Engineer: Warren Dewey
Recorded at: Capitol Studios, Los Angeles, CA
Signal Chain
Instrument: Hammond B-3
Amp: Leslie 122
Recording Notes
- The Hammond B-3 organ was likely recorded in a well-treated studio environment to minimize unwanted room reflections.
- The Leslie 122 cabinet was mic'd to capture the swirling effect of the rotating horn and bass rotor.
- The rotary speaker effect is a crucial element of this tone, contributing significantly to the overall vibe.
- No effects were added in the recording. All tone from the Leslie 122.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a Hammond B-3 or similar tonewheel organ emulation.
- Use a Leslie speaker simulator plugin or a real Leslie cabinet to achieve the rotary speaker effect.
- Adjust the speed and intensity of the rotary effect to match the swirling character of the original tone.
- Consider the microphone placement on the Leslie cabinet to capture the full stereo image of the rotary effect. Use 2 microphones to get a full stereo image.
Recommended Gear
- Hammond B-3(keyboard)
- Leslie 122(amp)
Sources
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