Nord Electro 6 - Organ Impressions 

Great!

You are lover of Hammond and play organ on Nord ?

@@organeu No I use a Hammond c3 and Hammond XK-5. I borrowed this keyboard to review it

@@organeu the chiropractic bills carrying a C3 and Leslie are more than the gig pays.

@@timpullen4941 I had an RT3 and an X66 at different points. you won't complain about the weight of a C3 after moving one of those!

Absolutely

I have used it putting monitors on and also a sirin/minitaur sits on the right side perfectly strymon delay on the left which can feed into the monitor in for a very capable analogue synth on the same foot print

Also using the nord music stand to hold beatstep pro and put drum samples on the synth and split the keys for another part is most enjoyable

Cheers!

You can use a sustain peddle into the rotor plug and switch with your foot.

Thank you!

Ah thank you!

Hi Jeff, I use the DS for extra piano sounds but also the lovely Roland string samples

Thank you

I get that

Thank you mate. Honestly is Integrity. I have more videos to do on this beast. I don’t get them for very long so sometimes I miss things

On my Patreon I’ll let You know where that lock comes from lol

​@@nickfoleyuklock 🔐 or lick 👅?

Maybe you should review your use of emojis - you look like a 7 year old, and I can tell from your beard that you are at least 10.

Yes mate

Personally it’s the XK-4 for me. It sounds better to me, less of a lower mid honk. As many people would disagree though.

@@nickfoleyuk Thank you!

Cheers mate

…confusing 🤔?

I have a C3 and have turned down the percussion to match mine. No C3 is the same mind.

Tricky, I don't really use them. Bass Amps are always surprisingly good as are PA speakers. Roland Cubes pretty true too. My monitor is a little DB Flexis and thats quite cool

@@nickfoleyuk Thank you

Nord has more of an interface, and can play two sounds at once. Mojo has better action for organ playing, a better organ sound engine, and if you like modeled E.P.s, better sounding Rhodes and Clav (Wurli I think is slightly leaning towards Nord). Nord will also have some extra sounds like Celeste and Glockenspiel, but they are single sample I believe, this was the case on earlier NORDs.

All these brands that copy the Hammond sound don't have a lot of self-esteem and inventiveness. Hammond engineers have worked hard to design and manufacture the new portable Hammonds since the XB series (XB1 and XB2) in the 90s, and today jewels of technology which reproduce the sound of tone wheels wonderfully with the SK pro series. , XK and the awesome new B3. These portable Hammonds supplant all copies. The only copy that is closest to Hammond is the Mojo made by Crumar in Italy. That said, playing the piano on an organ keyboard is not easy, the touch is not the same. This is where Nord can be interesting for a pianist who mainly plays the piano and occasionally the organ. But for a self-respecting organist, who, let's say, he has earned his whole life his salary thanks to the vintage Hammond organ, it is an unspeakable infidelity to play on a copy when Hammond offers the best portable organs simulating the phonic wheels. Here is my opinion and in my capacity as a small technical service provider, on 90% of the technical sheets, I note that a Hammond organ, a real vintage like the B3 portable or the current XK series is requested.

Very good!

Why do you always chime in with Wooly Bully??? I have seen that comment a lot of times - that immediately puts you in the trailer trash can. One of the worst songs ever.

@@qddk9545 McCartney does that one!

Complex for sure yes

seems like once you hit the fast leslie the sound kind of loses clarity compared to other brands.

Exactly that thanks; had a blip!

I had to buy a new keyboard and this time I went with a YC 73 by YAMAHA.

I've heard that before