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Totally agree, @anotherscott -- but still, playing LHB on any of the boards is easier than playing a real bass using only your left hand while playing RH keys

Ok, on a REAL Bass, I get it....I had to read it 3 times to understand the joke....But yes, you a re right....

baekgaard wrote:Totally agree, @anotherscott -- but still, playing LHB on any of the boards is easier than playing a real bass using only your left hand while playing RH keys

That’s why I prefer the Chapman Stick for such needs!

Hello guys,

I do have another question. When i change program from B3 to other soud, with the sustain pedal pressed, the B3 change the leslie to slow, is this a bug?

Jo Osantos1 wrote:Hello guys,

I do have another question. When i change program from B3 to other soud, with the sustain pedal pressed, the B3 change the leslie to slow, is this a bug?

Do you have the sustain pedal set to change the leslie speed? Check in the options. This is normal if you do.

Nadroj wrote:

Jo Osantos1 wrote:Hello guys,

I do have another question. When i change program from B3 to other soud, with the sustain pedal pressed, the B3 change the leslie to slow, is this a bug?

Do you have the sustain pedal set to change the leslie speed? Check in the options. This is normal if you do.

Man, while playing the B3, if i press the sustain pedal, it sustains, does not change the leslie speaker velocity. If you sustain the B3 and then change to other sound (on favorites), the leslie of the B3 is set to slow...

Nadroj wrote:

Jo Osantos1 wrote:Hello guys,

I do have another question. When i change program from B3 to other soud, with the sustain pedal pressed, the B3 change the leslie to slow, is this a bug?

Do you have the sustain pedal set to change the leslie speed? Check in the options. This is normal if you do.

it’s because you have stored the program with the leslie slow.


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Today I finally get my NS3 compact... I don't know, but I think sound is a little bit different than sound on my NE5D... in higher registers, I hear much more compression...I don't know, tommorow is a first gig with new toy, so I'll be smarter tommorow...
It's great to have 2 overdrives, sound is fat and when you put Leslie 122 close, it sounds very very nice...
Someone on forum commented that chorus 3 sound different than chorus 3 on Electro 5D and it's true... I think ring modulator sounds different too...

Flavio wrote:

Nadroj wrote:

Jo Osantos1 wrote:Hello guys,

I do have another question. When i change program from B3 to other soud, with the sustain pedal pressed, the B3 change the leslie to slow, is this a bug?

Do you have the sustain pedal set to change the leslie speed? Check in the options. This is normal if you do.

it’s because you have stored the program with the leslie slow.


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I will give it a try, and then get back to you.

Now that I have had my Stage3 compact for a few days, I'll re-comment on the organ sound. I now will say that it very usable other than the Chorus. To my ears "C3" lacks that high end shimmer that I believe was in my Stage 2 EX.

I hope that is an easy fix for Nord the address in a future OS update.

Paul