organ from “you can't always get what you want” by the rolling stones | ToneDB
you can't always get what you want
the rolling stones
organ
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Tone Profile
A classic rock organ sound, full and slightly overdriven, providing a foundational harmonic texture. The tone is relatively clean, allowing for a wide dynamic range and a touch of grit when played harder.
Production Credits
Producer: Jimmy Miller
Engineer: Glyn Johns, Andy Johns
Recorded at: Olympic Studios, London
Signal Chain
Instrument: Lowrey organ
Amp: Leslie 147
Microphone: Neumann U67
Recording Notes
- The organ was recorded through a Leslie speaker, which provides the signature swirling and tremolo effect.
- Microphone placement was likely relatively close to the Leslie speaker to capture the direct sound and rotating horns.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a Lowrey organ or a virtual instrument that emulates its sound.
- Use a Leslie speaker simulator plugin or effect pedal to recreate the rotating speaker effect. Adjust the speed and intensity to match the original recording.
- Add a touch of overdrive or saturation to the organ signal to give it some grit and character.
- Use a high-quality microphone modeler plugin, like a Neumann U67, to capture the right sonic characteristics.
Recommended Gear
- Lowrey Organ(keyboard)
- Leslie 147(amp)
- Neumann U67(mic)
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