[sdiy] Hammond Vibrato Scanner
Ingo Debus
debus at cityweb.de
Wed Jan 2 18:21:39 CET 2008
Am 02.01.2008 um 02:12 schrieb GRAHAM ATKINS:
> Talking about organs and
> why we use synchronous motors historically, It reminds me of a
> little known
> rock keyboardist from the late 70's called Bo Hansson. He got his
> keyboard
> tech to replace the synchronous motor with presumably a controlled
> DC motor.
> The control incorporated a "wheel" to add or subtract to the motor
> voltage to
> create ?.........Yes, a Hammond with pitch-bend !.
I'm a big fan of Bo Hansson... do you know on which piece(s) he
utilised this effect? I don't remember hearing a pitch-bent Hammond
on any of his music.
Or was it at the beginning of Wandering Song (on the Magician's Hat
album)? The pitch here goes down pretty fast and then settles on the
correct value. I always thought this was because the tape machine was
started after the organ was already playing.
Ingo
BTW I'm still looking for the Mid i Livet album...
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