Re: Organ Percussion is Awful on electro 6D 73l
Posted: 18 Jun 2022, 15:10
It's bearable when set to SOFT with a short DECAY. Just remember that on the E6 Percussion doesn't cancel the 9th Drawbar.
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If you want to keep the NE6 for the rest of the sounds and just improve the B3 without spending big money, you may just get the VB3m app on a smartphone/tablet and connect it to NE6 via MIDI (USB) + Audio (Output of smartphone/tablet to Monitor IN of NE6)herdy wrote: 14 Apr 2026, 19:54 Hi Folks. I've been using an Electro 6 for a few years. I agree - the organ percussion feature is absolutely terrible and unusable. I have a work around that is, well, just a workaround. I run the B3 organ with the percussion turned off, and instead dial in some EP8 Neferitti (from the piano section). Depending on the song, I sometimes transpose the EP8 down an octave. Again, just a workaround, but for me it helps get some percussive attack.
Regarding a B3 Hammond app, I can highly recommend the B3-X app by IK Multimedia. Although it is a bit more expensive than others, the sound and the range of settings are very impressive.maxpiano wrote: 15 Apr 2026, 10:21If you want to keep the NE6 for the rest of the sounds and just improve the B3 without spending big money, you may just get the VB3m app on a smartphone/tablet and connect it to NE6 via MIDI (USB) + Audio (Output of smartphone/tablet to Monitor IN of NE6)herdy wrote: 14 Apr 2026, 19:54 Hi Folks. I've been using an Electro 6 for a few years. I agree - the organ percussion feature is absolutely terrible and unusable. I have a work around that is, well, just a workaround. I run the B3 organ with the percussion turned off, and instead dial in some EP8 Neferitti (from the piano section). Depending on the song, I sometimes transpose the EP8 down an octave. Again, just a workaround, but for me it helps get some percussive attack.