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Rockin' B3 sound for PSR-E433 and related keyboards

Started by SciNote, February 19, 2022, 06:21:21 AM

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SciNote

I was experimenting with a sound I had set up for a rock organ sound, which combines two of the organ sounds on my keyboard, and I cranked up the filter and resonance all the way to see what would happen, and I got this crazy B3 sound, complete with the key click!  Check it out!  The first file has more single notes, while the second file has more chords.  Each is about a minute long.

https://app.box.com/s/q6xulsk11zks3j3tdwg9khqjj8w5vpdv

https://app.box.com/s/2pzuovvgg5tr4cyc94obusmqnhpe8gj9

And, here's the patch...

Main Voice
-----------------
Sound .......... Rock Organ -- Number 23 on E433
Volume ......... 100
Octave ......... -1
Pan .............. 64
Reverb ......... 26
Chorus ......... 87
Attack .......... 64
Release ....... 64
Cutoff .......... 127
Resonance .. 127

Dual Voice
-----------------
Sound .......... Cool Organ -- Number 19 on E433
Volume ......... 95
Octave ......... 0
Pan .............. 64
Reverb ......... 26
Chorus ......... 87
Attack ........... 64
Release ........ 64
Cutoff ........... 127
Resonance ... 127

Reverb Type: Hall3
Chorus Type: Chorus1

On the PSR-E433 through E463, this should all be similar, except the voice numbers are likely different.

Of course, you can experiment with different settings of the pan and reverb to get more spacious effects.  Reducing the filter cutoff a little can mellow out the sound somewhat, but if you bring it down too far, you lose some of the key-click effect.
Bob
Current: Yamaha PSR-E433 (x2), Roland GAIA SH-01, Casio CDP-200R, Casio MT-68 (wired to bass pedals)
Past: Yamaha PSR-520, PSR-510, PSR-500, DX-7, D-80 home organ, and a few Casios

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Yamaha PSR-SX900
Yamaha PSR E463
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vbdx66

Hi Bob,

Cool stuff. I wished I still had the E433.

Regards,

Vinciand
Past keyboards: PSR E313, PSR E413, PSR E433, PSR S550, DGX 640, upright piano.
Now: DGX 650, Casio CT-X800.