I wasn't that crazy about the organs, The voices were really cool. At least for my style of playing anyway!

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Donny and Mikey - wow... wonder how much those choir voices are going to cost? Nice stuff!
Randy

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I am all about the Choir voices...they can keep the organs,,,I'm happy with the on board organs,

With Wersi sounds as good as that, who'd spend more for less buying an Abacus?

I can see Euro, but US?

Maybe I should get out more, but since the eighties, I don't think I've ever heard an American organist using sounds like that. We like our organs on the Hammond side, preferably the B3-ier, the better...

(disclaimer... yes OF COURSE I know a few people still play this hokey sound over here, but, IMHO, this does NOT represent what most Americans would want in an organ sound. It'll be a big hit at ballparks, though!)

Don’t panic Diki

I heard them at the Blackpool Festival and there are plenty of Hammond/Lowery etc organ sounds in there.

However if your after authentic Wersi (Klaus Wunderlich/Franz Lambert etc) then stick to the Pemo samples, as the Yamahas are not up to scratch.

BTW the Euro (Klaus Wunderlich/Franz Lambert etc) sounds are still highly popular, and they are also available for Korg.

Bill


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