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Re: First gigs with C2D

Posted: 10 Jul 2013, 17:23
by ChrisBart
I confirm, I use my Nord C2D on two Yamaha speakers stagepas 600i, and the sound is perfect. Emulation leslie 145 stereo is a marvel. regards. :clap:

Re: First gigs with C2D

Posted: 28 Aug 2013, 10:21
by jonas
So the gigs got delayed, but the first one is coming up this friday. The event is a small festival and the arrangers will supply PA and amps. My band mates want me to play through a fender bassman amp for a gritty tube-amp sound (we play some kind of 70s psychedelic/progressive rock) but I think it'll sound better through the PA. I mean, with the leslie engaged there is already an amp simulation, and I think the built-in overdrive in c2d sounds nice. What do you think?

Re: First gigs with C2D

Posted: 10 Sep 2013, 07:53
by PS-LeftyBass
I use both if and when I can.
When I can't run a 147,I use a Ventilator.
I don't hear as dramatic an improvement on the C2D sim
as the Ventilator,and I'm not a 'used to play' a Hammond guy.
I still play the real deal if and whenever possible.Daily.Just sayin'.
My Stage Ex is primarily there on top of the A100 for synth bass/lead/electric pianos/clav
My stage grands are software or Motif.


Just use the onboard simulator,and if you are any kind of player....
you'll be just fine.

Re: First gigs with C2D

Posted: 10 Sep 2013, 16:57
by Hambone
The P.A. will sound better. Maybe you could use that Fender Bassman for a monitor if need be. Are you planning on using some sort of monitor?

Re: First gigs with C2D

Posted: 12 Sep 2013, 04:09
by PS-LeftyBass
I'm renting one to try out on a gig.Willing to give the on board Leslie sim a try.Have been using a Ventilator 'FOH' and a 147 Leslie to 'monitor'.......
will also try the C2D with the Leslie,and through the A100 Hammond 'doghouse' to the Leslie.Will report my findings A/B the C2D and the A100.
I've read a lot of 'former Hammond user' posts on here.My best Leslie sim is a Ventilator,and my best Hammond sim is a Nord Stage EX88.The real
Yamaha C7 I play regularly has no sample I've heard even come close. Still prefer the real deal or Motif for grands and uprights.Still prefer a B3/C3/A100 organ.

Weight,convenience,and sound are what I bought a Nord for.I don't expect it to replace the 'real deal' anytime soon.They make a decent clone,FWIW I also auditioned
the Korg,Hammond,Roland organs.
In the store when I played a few subdued things on the C2D I didn't lay into it like my A100,and fear I'll break the C2D. :D How many smears I've handed the A100 over
the last two decades shows how well built the real deal is......

Re: First gigs with C2D

Posted: 13 Sep 2013, 23:47
by jonas
Thank you for all suggestions. I ended up playing through the PA and there were also monitor speakers so the sound was great for both me and the audience!

Re: First gigs with C2D

Posted: 14 Sep 2013, 16:27
by Michael Wright
jonas wrote:Thank you for all suggestions. I ended up playing through the PA and there were also monitor speakers so the sound was great for both me and the audience!
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