Scroll down and look on the left side of page. This guy can cook. He played at the Pensacola Jazz Fest a few years ago. The sound of the B4 II is impressive to say the least.

http://www.nativeinstruments.de/index.php?id=b4iipress_us&nitr=1&l_src=b4ii_us&tsr_id=36820

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KILLLLLLLER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just checked out youtube. Here's another dude that does pretty good, again with a nice organ sound. Hmmmmmmmmmm........miss my old Hammond. Just might have to get me one of these
http://youtube.com/watch?v=440vDsi_qIk

[This message has been edited by Scott Langholff (edited 01-02-2007).]

Just take a road trip to Capt. Russ's like U Dave did asap

Thanks, Scott... my first trip ever to you tube. Now I've found another way to spend lotta time I don't have.

BTW, I have the B4II, it really is killer.

Glenn

The B4 is the most popular VST that is used by Wersi professional players and home users. (So popular in fact, that Wersi has incorporated a fully integrated interface within the OAS system, so that all of the controls, drawbars etc can be used as if you were controlling the standard Wersi OX 7 organ sounds)
I know a few of Wersi professional players that have a Genuine B3 as well, and all say exactly the same thing, in that the B4 is the closest you can get to the real item.

Bill

He's a MONSTER!!!!! Phew, very impressive!!

.... Listen to "Paesanos on the New B3" CD ... here's a review ...
http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=12261
http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=12261
t.

I adore the NI B4 Mk2, I use it on stage all the time, I also MIDI it up to my Yamaha HS8 at home which plays it beautifully, the HS8 has a basic MIDI spec but controls the Leslie on the organ's Mod wheel, the 16 preset pistons control the programable presets on the B4 and the organ's swell pedal controls the volume via MIDI, oh and don't forget the bass pedals too...they also work off the B4...what more could one ask for..a low cost convincing Hammond emulation...fantastic!

Noel Jay

Tony, sounds good, thanks for passing that along.

On the other side of things my wife gave me a DVD " Legends of Jazz" one of the segments has Joey D. playing solo B3, then a duo with Dr. Lonnie Smith also on the B. It's worth checking out.



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