organ from “tomorrow never knows” by the beatles | ToneDB
tomorrow never knows
the beatles
organ
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Tone Profile
The organ sound on 'Tomorrow Never Knows' features a swirling, Leslie-esque effect, creating a psychedelic and hypnotic texture. It's characterized by its modulated timbre and prominent presence in the mix.
Production Credits
Producer: George Martin
Engineer: Geoff Emerick
Recorded at: Abbey Road Studios
Signal Chain
Instrument: Hammond RT-3
Amp: Leslie 147
Microphone: AKG C12
Recording Notes
- The Hammond organ was miked using an AKG C12, known for its smooth and versatile sound capture.
- The Leslie speaker cabinet was essential to the sound, creating the swirling, tremolo-like effect.
- Multiple microphones were used on the Leslie cabinet to capture the full stereo image of the rotating speakers.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a Hammond organ sample or virtual instrument.
- Use a rotary speaker plugin to emulate the Leslie effect, adjusting the speed and depth of the modulation.
- Experiment with microphone placement and stereo widening techniques to capture the swirling sound of the Leslie cabinet.
Recommended Gear
- Hammond RT-3(keyboard)
- Leslie 147(amp)
- AKG C12(mic)
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