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Can you have a list of hammond organ registration a hammond organ player can refer to?
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General Settings
Gospel
88 8000 008
Blues
88 8800 000
88 5324 588
RodArgent (Argent)
88 0000 000
?BrianAuger
88 8110 000, 2nd Percussion, C3 Vibrato
?TomCoster (Santana)
88 8800 000
?JesseCrawford Setting
80 0800 000 (?TheatreOrgan sound)
ELP (KeithEmerson)
88 8000 000
JoeyDeFrancesco
88 8400 080
83 8000 000, C3 Vibrato
Also see StandardJazzRegistrations
?BookerT Jones
88 8630 000, 2nd Percussion
?GreenOnions
88 8800 000 (1st chorus)
80 8800 008 (2nd chorus)
JonLord
88 8000 000, 2nd Percussion, C1 Vibrato
ProcolHarum MatthewFisher
80 0808 000
AWSOP
68 8600 000, 2nd, fast, soft Percussion
JimmySmith
88 8000 000, 3rd Percussion, C3 Vibrato
Also see StandardJazzRegistrations and ErrolGarnerStyle
JimmyMcGriff (gospel)
86 8600 006
?SteveWinwood
84 8848 448
88 8888 888
ErrolGarnerStyle
80 0008 888
?EarlGrant
88 8888 888
88 8877 666
LennyDee
80 8080 808
88 8000 808
08 8000 888
00 8875 400
08 8800 808 (really?)
?GrooveHolmes
88 8804 664
88 8000 008
EthelSmith
80 8808 008
88 8800 008
80 8808 000
KenGriffin
85 8855 557
80 8808 008
WalterWanderley
00 8800 006
00 8008 000
Tony Banks (Genesis)
66 8844 220, 2nd Percussion (approximation)
Jazz
B Preset Upper
Registration: 88 8000 000
Percussion: FourUp (On,Soft,Fast,3rd)
Vibrato: V-3/C-3 on or off to taste.
---or---
Registration: 88 8000 00x--- adjust 1' to taste for whistle
Percussion: Off
Vibrato: On/Off
A# Preset Upper
Registration: 88 8888 888
Vibrato: C-3 on or off to taste.
Leslie: Fast or off.
B Preset Lower
Registration: 83 8000 000
Vibrato: C-3 on or off to taste.
Comment: Left hand bass, right hand comp.
A# Preset Lower
Registration: 00 8600 000 --- 8' and 4' to taste.
Pedals: x0 --- adjust 16' to taste.
Comment: Use to play left hand chords when playing bass on pedals.
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