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I did try to see how the PC1 is configured to copy the settings but it's very limited in customizing a program so no luck. Hopefully I can add some clarity to the request. This is specifically for playing the song Band on the Run. I'm playing both the guitar fills and the keyboard fills at the beginning of the song so using a synth patch. No chords, just playing the fill. Having the last note I play sustain and fade off allows me a bit more time to get back to the guitar. I wouldn't even have thought to do this if there wasn't already a program on the PC1 that does it.
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I'm hoping someone can provide some guidance to modify a program. I have a synth patch on my Kurzweil PC3 that I would like to modify so that when I release the key rather than the note just turning off it will sustain and trail off similar to a piano patch. But without using the sustain pedal. I have a patch on my PC1Se that does this and I find it's great when I'm jumping between guitar and a keyboard fill. Trying to replicate that effect on my PC3 has turned out to be more challenging than I anticipated. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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I am interested in a book that focuses on playing the organ (in a rock or blues context), particularly for someone who already knows
how to play the piano. I found "Hammond Organ Complete" by Dave Limina listed at Amazon, and would be interested to know whether anybody here can recommend that book or others.
I have this book by Dave Limina and enjoyed it. I also have some other instructional DVD's from him and find him to be very good.
I would also recommend Blues and Rock Techniques for Hammond Organ by David Cohen.
The Hammond Organ, Beauty in the B is a great book too. More focused on the history of the Hammond though.
PC3 Program Sustain
in The Keyboard Corner
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That did the trick. Thanks so much for your help. Really appreciate it.