Tone Profile

The organ tone is a swirling, Leslie-soaked sound with a slightly overdriven edge. It's both smooth and aggressive, filling a large amount of sonic space.

Production Credits

Signal Chain

Recording Notes

• The Hammond C-3 was run through a Leslie 147 cabinet. The rotating horn and bass speaker of the Leslie create a swirling, chorus-like effect.
• Likely recorded in a studio setting with careful microphone placement to capture the Leslie's full sonic range.

Recreation Tips

• Start with a Hammond organ emulation and a Leslie speaker simulator.
• Adjust the Leslie's speed and intensity to match the swirling effect.
• Add a touch of overdrive or saturation to give the organ some bite.
• Experiment with microphone placement within the Leslie simulator for tonal variations.

Recommended Gear

• Hammond C-3(keyboard)
• Leslie 147(amp)
• Neumann U67(mic)