Keyboard with best organ sounds?

[KurzLand]

I use a korg tritonEX for church. The organs are good. The knobs work really great.

[ManofPraise]

Do you know how much your church paid for the board?

[KurzLand]

Do you know how much your church paid for the board?

The pastor bought it like a year ago. It cost between $2000 and $2500. He gets a discount in the music store. It's a 61-note by the way.

[ManofPraise]

Thanks man. Lord willing, I mighy try and get a Triton(when I get enough money)  . But I might get a different kind if they come out with any new boards.

[KurzLand]

Thanks man. Lord willing, I mighy try and get a Triton(when I get enough money)  . But I might get a different kind if they come out with any new boards.

If you want a korg try the TR-series. The 61-note is $1000+. That's on sweetwater.com. I'm not sure how much it might cost in Guitar Center or Sam Ash.

[ManofPraise]

Thanks man. Hopefully I'll remember. Lord willing, I will do that as soon as I get some money.

 
ManofPraise

[B3Wannabe]

Hey B3 check out the organ sounds that i posted, and give me your opinion on them.

Just listened to them....

They sound pretty good, but you can tell the difference. The Electro, Roland, Triton Extreme does a better job. Really. Listen to the Electro's mp3s. You can tell the difference. This is with the built-in leslie effect. Almost ALL of them will sound really close, if you use an external leslie. Even the organ on my KME-61 sounds good, when I use my Pro3 speaker, and you can't adjust the drawbars on that thing! The Triton Extreme has a plus, because it has a built-in tube preamp, but the preamp just covers up a borderline replication of the organ sound. If the underlying sound was better, then that would be a better organ clone.

The K2600 is a good keyboard, but it doesn't do well with the organ sound either. Its selling point is that it has a built-in sequencer and can play sounds from other keyboards.

Electro demo page: http://www.clavia.se/downloads/mp3/index.htm#ne2

Really, if you listen to those sounds, not many other keyboards can compare on the same features, within its price range. You'd have to go into the $2,500+ range to get sounds as good as these. The red color just shows how funky this keyboard is. Not to mention it's the lightest keyboard out of all of them! 13lbs for 61 notes, 20-something for 73!

[porkpiepoppa]

by FAR the best organ sound ive ever heard in my life is that casio CTK 481


i could tear a church down with this board i actually have



(this board can be found at wal mart... radio shack)

[docjohn]

i don't know if this qualifies as a board;i use an older voce v3 module.with 2 lightweight controllers,it sounds/plays exactly like a b3.has perc,leslie fast/slow/off.,128 patches,chorus,and you can edit this all within  fairly simple parameeters i fecorded it,you cannot tell the dif!

[robertmazzo]

thanks to b3wannabe for the Norm Electro information. That keyboard is crazy ! The piano and organ sounds are amazing on youtube. Hefty price tag as well.

[Josh941]

Kurtzweil(not sure if I spelled it correctly) keyboards have the best organ sounds my theory teacher in high school had one and me & some of the students would do shouting sessions on it lol

[cheesy_ninja45]

There are some good ones, but honestly just get a real organ; a good one. A keyboard and a lot of newer B3's don't have a real authentic sound. They don't have the scream or the pitch right. If you have a good keyboard already, then just get an organ.