
By Jfalconcrest
Fri Feb 20, 2009 5:15 am
These 2 programs were obtained by my staff, through espionage.
Here - -> http://www.megaupload.com/?d=2XFWP0VL
These are Hammond Organ Samples, set up to work like a Hammond inside the MPC 1000.
In the "Hammond Bass" Program, you have access to the bass tones generated by the Hammond's foot pedals as well as some surprise sounds I found inside the organ by smacking it.
In the "Hammond Main" program, each bank is cut in half vertically, with the lower 8 pads loaded with the standard Hammond Organ sounds laid out chromatically. The top 8 pads are the "Harmonic Repeater" keys that Hammonds are equipped with. You use the top 8 pads by holding note repeat and holding the pad. This causes the sound to cycle in sync with your BPM with a repeating harmonic and sounds quite a bit like the real thing. (It's a sample of the real thing, but in order to get it to cycle properly, I had to freak it a bit). HINT: Try using the Harmonic Cycle Pads with the Q-Links set to alter #1 Tempo, and #2 Filter.
Let me know what you think.
Here - -> http://www.megaupload.com/?d=2XFWP0VL
These are Hammond Organ Samples, set up to work like a Hammond inside the MPC 1000.
In the "Hammond Bass" Program, you have access to the bass tones generated by the Hammond's foot pedals as well as some surprise sounds I found inside the organ by smacking it.
In the "Hammond Main" program, each bank is cut in half vertically, with the lower 8 pads loaded with the standard Hammond Organ sounds laid out chromatically. The top 8 pads are the "Harmonic Repeater" keys that Hammonds are equipped with. You use the top 8 pads by holding note repeat and holding the pad. This causes the sound to cycle in sync with your BPM with a repeating harmonic and sounds quite a bit like the real thing. (It's a sample of the real thing, but in order to get it to cycle properly, I had to freak it a bit). HINT: Try using the Harmonic Cycle Pads with the Q-Links set to alter #1 Tempo, and #2 Filter.
Let me know what you think.
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My obligatory digital self:
http://www.ptburnem.com
http://ptburnem.bandcamp.com
http://www.myspace.com/ptburnem
http://www.facebook.com/ptburnem


