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Word of mouth had left him barely able to cope with the demand. The speaker was selling so well that Leslie had no need to advertise.

He started selling them under a variety of brand names in 1941 and started marketing them under his own name in 1947. Leslie went ahead and started his own company, ElectroвЂ“Music, to manufacture the speakers. Likewise, the Leslie speaker would go on to become a constant companion to the Hammond organ on studio recordings and live performances. Little did Laurens realize, organists would adopt the Leslie far and wide, no matter what brand organ they played.

He thought it lacked a desirable sound or obvious application. Leslie suggested that Laurens market the speaker alongside his own organ, but Laurens didnвЂ™t much like the sound of the speaker. during World War II, Leslie started tinkering with a design for a new type of amplification system that could emulate that warble.Д«y 1940, he had a prototype of his rotating speaker system and approached the inventor of the Hammond organ, Laurens Hammond.

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He wanted that massive, quivering sound he heard on pipe organs in churches and movie halls.Д¬hanneling his experience in mechanics and electrical engineering from his stint at the National Research Laboratories in Washington D.C. As fascinating as the technology was, Don was ultimately disappointed by the organвЂ™s sound. In the late 1930s, Donald Leslie brought an electric Hammond organ home. Those speakersвЂ™ rates can be varied to make the effect more or less intense, with the faster setting giving the Leslie its most distinct sound. The rotation causes sound sources themselves to grow nearer to and farther from the listener, even while these sound sources are housed in a stationary cabinet.

Cleaner and more stable than the HAMMONDВ® range.ДЇARFISAВ® Compact: Originally a stripped down answer to the Vox Continentalв„ў, it quickly became a classic in its own right for its simpler yet unmistakable tone.Fluctuations in pitch and loudness are ultimately the result of the treble speakerвЂ™s and drum aperture's distance from the listener. VOX Continentalв„ў II: The classic transistor / combo organ. HAMMONDВ® M-3: The 'Baby B-3', a living room model with smaller tonal range and no foldback, slightly lighter in sound with less body. HAMMONDВ® C-3: A variation on the B-3, the model sampled for this instrument features subtle tonal differences from the B3. Classic, distinctive drawbar organ sound. HAMMONDВ® B-3: The most renowned drawbar organ of all time.

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The Organ and Amp pages provide full control over sound through drawbars, percussion, chorus/vibrato, overdrive, rotary effect, envelopes, EQ and reverb. Part of the KOMPLETE instruments and effects family, VINTAGE ORGANS includes the sounds of the HammondВ® B-3, C-3 and M-3 models, the Vox Continentalв„ў II and the FarfisaВ® Compact, recorded in highest quality from the original instruments exclusively by Native Instruments. Five legendary vintage organs have been meticulously sampled, preserving their authentic character and charm in perfect, expressive detail. VINTAGE ORGANS brings the classic organ sounds of the past to your productions and performances today. The tone-wheel and combo organs of the 60s and 70s have long since established themselves as modern classics that no producer's sound palette should be without. Native Instruments Vintage Organs Pure Vintage Charm

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