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Rating: 10/10
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Published on 05/23/11 at 12:09I use it for three months, I was looking for a good complement to hardware to put out my E-MU Platinum ... I'm just filled.
The initial idea was to use it primarily on organ sounds, but in the end that Leslie is both hyper accurate, and very versatile because it also gives excellent results on other sounds (rhodes, synth vintage, etc.).. Also on the guitars of course. In short the problem now is that I avoid going to have to put across
Special mention for the distortion, which is super warm and generous. Leslie simulation meanwhile, is for me the best I've heard to date (versus Rotovibe, Dynacord CLS-222, those included in Clavia, Hammond, Kurzweil, etc.)..
The best of the best, it would be a stereo input, and a small MIDI input / output (for recording and reproducing automation) and even go, plug for Leslie Hammond (but then I abuse, lol).
Input power supply
Audio Input (mono), release pedal ("Neo Remote Ventilator, indispensable if you have 70 euros).
Stereo outputs (balanced I think)
In short: go ahead, it's all good!
The initial idea was to use it primarily on organ sounds, but in the end that Leslie is both hyper accurate, and very versatile because it also gives excellent results on other sounds (rhodes, synth vintage, etc.).. Also on the guitars of course. In short the problem now is that I avoid going to have to put across
Special mention for the distortion, which is super warm and generous. Leslie simulation meanwhile, is for me the best I've heard to date (versus Rotovibe, Dynacord CLS-222, those included in Clavia, Hammond, Kurzweil, etc.)..
The best of the best, it would be a stereo input, and a small MIDI input / output (for recording and reproducing automation) and even go, plug for Leslie Hammond (but then I abuse, lol).
Input power supply
Audio Input (mono), release pedal ("Neo Remote Ventilator, indispensable if you have 70 euros).
Stereo outputs (balanced I think)
In short: go ahead, it's all good!