A guide to Hammond organ glissando and swoops.

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[TheClassyGamesman]

0:53 “I do it like this”... instant chills!

[TheXIT]

This is what I'm talking about!!!! Sounds Great! 🔥

[michaelmilburn]

Excellent video! Thanks very much from a non-keyboardist who had not idea the right technique to achieve that type of sound.

[Ianplankton]

Fantastic! Turns out it's much less violent than it looks :)

[lawsonic]

Do not try this at home if your hand is limp or flaccid
Symptoms may include:
Lighting candles to Keith Emerson or Jon Lord
An urge to stab the keyboard with knives
Growing a beard or mustache or wear a metallic jacket

Ask your doctor if a Hammond is right for you

[LegitTheProducerBackup]

What are you using to achieve that smooth overdrive? And what kind of mics are you using to capture the Leslie? It sounds amazing!!

[arturofigueredodesign]

Yeah im always afraid to hurt the keybed trying glissando in my keyboard, although it has great hammond sounds i should get an actual organ keybed cause i love the sound

[stebeus]

Can I gliss on midi keyboards safely? (Withoutu breaking it). Mine is unweighted keys

[DandyDon]

All of this was easily accomplished on the X66 (as it had an accessory for this purpose) without cutting your ;)

[BrianSmithmusic]

What kind of light do you have in the leslie? good touch!

[romanpetrov]

I playing with YAMAHA MOTIF XS6, will this fast palm glissando break my keyboard?

[RussTobin]

I play with a Nord Electro 6D 61. Will the palm glissando damage the Key Bed?

[awaken]

Probably Hammonds popularized that thing so much because it's light unweighted action keys. On the piano glissando is a bit risky for fingers and not used very often

[pauljtonehead]

And then you have Jesse Crawford's techniques... *Eric Lord Playing in the style of Jesse Crawford*

[JzhnM]

now why most of elec guitar players don't trust orgnaists HAHAHHAHA