organ from “gimme some lovin'” by the spencer davis group | ToneDB
gimme some lovin'
the spencer davis group
organ
75% ai confidence
Tone Profile
A raw, bluesy organ sound with a slight Leslie speaker warble, providing a driving rhythm and harmonic texture. The tone is gritty and present, cutting through the mix with a slightly overdriven character.
Production Credits
Producer: Jimmy Miller
Engineer: Unknown
Recorded at: Island Studios, London
Signal Chain
Instrument: Hammond Organ
Amp: Leslie 122
Recording Notes
- The Hammond organ was likely recorded live in a studio setting, capturing the raw energy of the performance.
- The Leslie speaker contributes to the organ's swirling, slightly distorted character.
- The sound is relatively dry, suggesting minimal use of reverb or other ambience effects during recording.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a Hammond organ VST or physical instrument routed through a Leslie speaker simulator or a real Leslie cabinet.
- Adjust the Leslie's speed and intensity to match the characteristic warble of the original recording.
- Use a touch of overdrive or saturation to replicate the gritty texture of the organ tone.
- EQ the organ to emphasize the midrange frequencies, helping it cut through the mix.
- Consider using a slight chorus effect to enhance the swirling effect of the Leslie speaker.
Recommended Gear
- Hammond Organ(keyboard)
- Leslie 122(amp)
Sources
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