Dang, Jim ...great.. love the Leslie sim, hell love it all. Thx

Great job Jim, as always! Any revised date for that custom tone wheel set? Getting ready to make a purchase, methinks. This Baby seems like a great replacement for my XK-1. Now I just need to find a home for it! 

Amped Clav sound from Zeppelin's Trampled Under Foot

Trampled.WAV

Amped Pianet sound from Three Dog Night's Joy to the World. (Demo song is from the Faces' version of Maybe I'm amazed, which uses a Pianet.)

DogPianet.WAV

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Kate Ellis - cello
Nick Roth - sax

special guest Zohar Fresco - frame drums

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Messing around with my new XK1c.  I really like what Hammond has done with this.  Take special note of the small details, like the very subtle clicks as the drawbars are pulled out and the chorus/vibrato tabs are pressed.  Nice!

This is the very first preset from the XK1c called Vintage B-3.

Hammond XK1c - Late night demo

Track originally inspired by an article I read on the NASA website.
Used on this track are, Korg PS-3100, Roland VP-330, Moog Sonic Six, MU modular and Sequentix Cirklon.

A Beautiful End to a Stars Life (excerpt)

DX5 is the 2nd most expensive DX synthesizer by YAMAHA. Sound is more balanced than DX7II.  Always a single sound or a layer - no splits on that recording,  no (audio) multi track.
00:00-01:27   R&B Jazz B(r)ass
01:28-02:06   Uncertainty
02:07-02:36  Bluesy Organ/Funksynth
02:37-03:50  Mellow Piano Layer


YAMAHA DX5

Best Regards

A lost track I did in early 2015. I was experimenting with live drums and a hybrid chip sound.

The Long Past (Progressive Hybrid Chip)

Kürrent is a classic Hammond B3 organ trio with the addition of analog synths, circuit bent electronica, and samples

Doll Fin

This is the first remix ever composed by me, and I wouldn't be me if it were not made of a progressive rock track :)

If you'd like to use this track in a DJ set or as a re-remix source, I'd appreciate that you let me know about it and mention me in your work's credits.

Theo - The Blood That Floats My Throne (Sativa Jam remix)

All sounds are from the new Hammond SKX Organ apart from drums which are from a Roland BK-7m
Not a perfect recording but I just love Jobims music.

Hammond SKX & Roland BK-7m Drums

How Insensitive

Jim Alfredson is perhaps best known as a Hammond organist, mostly in jazz and blues. His jazz trio, organissimo, formed in November of 2000 and continues to this day, releasing albums on Jim's own Big O Records label. In 1999, at the age of 22, he joined one of mid-Michigan's most revered blues bands, Root Doctor, and over the next 10 years helped produced three albums for them, writing songs and arrangements, before leaving in 2009. In 2010 he joined the international touring band for Los Angeles based blues artist Janiva Magness, leaving in late 2014.

Beyond jazz and blues, Jim has always been interested in other forms of music, including ambient electronica and progressive rock. In 2009 he released his first album of electronic music called 'In Memorandom' and in 2015 under the name THEO he released an album of progressive rock called 'The Game of Ouroborus', available in stereo and 5.1 versions.

Jim's first synthesizer was a Yamaha DX7, replaced by the updated Yamaha SY77 (which he still owns to this day). He enjoys both hardware and software synths, analog and digital, as well as Wurlitzer and Rhodes electric pianos, acoustic piano, and of course Hammond organs and Leslie speakers.

Jim is endorsed by Hammond-Suzuki USA, CASIO Musical Instruments, NEO Instruments, and Lounsberry Pedals. He records and mixes with Steinberg Cubase and Steinberg / Yamaha interfaces.

Hammond XK1c - Late night demo

Jim Alfredson

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