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Offline SciNote

Rockin' Overdrive Organ for PSR-E433 and up!
« on: July 26, 2018, 09:57:36 AM »
The Purple organ on the PSR-E series is a good rock organ, and it makes a good start for this patch.  I've taken the idea and added more grit and distortion to get a more pronounced overdriven sound.  I did this on the PSR-E433, but this should work on the newer models, as well.  And in fact, with the E453 and E463, you may be able to use the DSP's distortion effect to get this type of sound from a different angle.

Note that I also incorporated a split voice for the overall sound, which I start using at about 30 seconds into the recording.  I used the Distorted Lead voice, which can really enhance the rock/overdrive effect when played along with the organ sound.

https://app.box.com/s/b8zhxk7fxustwzlallur9mu57wknbj19

Here's the patch...

Main Voice .......  PurplOrg (Voice 24 on E433)
  Volume ..........  80
  Octave ...........  -1
  Pan ...............  64
  Reverb .........  102
  Chorus ...........  87
  Attack ............  64
  Release ..........  64
  CutOff ............  64
  Resonance ....  127

Dual Voice .......  Cool! Rot (Voice 20 on E433)
  Volume ..........  80
  Octave ...........  -2
  Pan ...............  64
  Reverb .......... 102
  Chorus ...........  87
  Attack ............  64
  Release ..........  64
  CutOff ............  64
  Resonance .....  127

Split Voice .......  Dst Ld (Voice 156 on E433)
  Volume ..........  80
  Octave ...........  -1
  Pan ...............  64
  Reverb .........  110
  Chorus .........  110

Overall Reverb Type -- 03 (Hall 3)
Overall chorus Type -- 3 (Flanger 1)
Bob
Current: Yamaha PSR-E433 (x2), Roland GAIA SH-01, Casio CDP-200R, Casio MT-68 (wired to bass pedals)
Past: Yamaha PSR-520, PSR-510, PSR-500, DX-7, D-80 home organ, and a few Casios