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La fiat 500 des orgues !
Publié le 20/08/12 à 19:51C'est un orgue à transistor basé sur le principe des diviseurs d octave : il y a 12 circuits électroniques discrets qui génèrent chacun une des 12 notes les plus aigues, puis un système de diviseur de fréquence pour les octaves inférieures.
On a donc une polyphonie totale.
On peut choisir les registres comme sur tous les orgues (du plus grave et sourd au plus aigu et agressif), et il y a un vibrato et une réverb à ressort)
C'est tout.
UTILISATION
Le gros problème de ces orgues c'est leur fiabilité. C'est très fragile, ca supporte mal les transports, les condos on tendance à sécher, les chimiques perdent de leur répondant, bref, c'est comme une voiture de collection, il faut aime…Lire la suiteC'est un orgue à transistor basé sur le principe des diviseurs d octave : il y a 12 circuits électroniques discrets qui génèrent chacun une des 12 notes les plus aigues, puis un système de diviseur de fréquence pour les octaves inférieures.
On a donc une polyphonie totale.
On peut choisir les registres comme sur tous les orgues (du plus grave et sourd au plus aigu et agressif), et il y a un vibrato et une réverb à ressort)
C'est tout.
UTILISATION
Le gros problème de ces orgues c'est leur fiabilité. C'est très fragile, ca supporte mal les transports, les condos on tendance à sécher, les chimiques perdent de leur répondant, bref, c'est comme une voiture de collection, il faut aimer mettre les mains dans le capot.
Mais par contre quel charme !
SONORITÉS
Le son est cheesy à souhait. Moins rock qu'un VOX jaguar, moins majestueux qu un Hammond, il pétille. Impossible de faire la gueule en jouant du Farfisa, a condition qu'il veuille bien fonctionner !
AVIS GLOBAL
Pour moi c'est vraiment la Fiat 500 des orgues !
Un charme et une fiabilité toute italienne...Lire moins60 - moosersPublié le 25/01/11 à 22:43 (contenu en anglais)The Farfisa Combo Compact is an electric organ with a unique sound. The Farfisa sound in it's own is it's own type of organ sound, as it's pretty cheesy and thrives on this notion. This isn't too much unlike many of the other Farfisas out there, but it's hard to find one that's better than this as to me this one does it all. The studio I work at has one of these and it will see some use from time to time. It's definitely fun to play with to say the least. It's got an attached 1/4" cable as well as a built in power cord. The keyboard has full polyphony...
UTILIZATION
Operating the Farfisa Combo Compact isn't difficult. The keyboard itself spans about four octaves, and it has a pretty good feel although the keys are pretty light and flimsy. I think you're going to find this to be the case with any Farfisa, however. It's got a variety of controls to work with, including switches to control the bass volume, reverb, tone boosting, and the different voices. Included in the voice to choose from are strings, flute, oboe, bass, trumpet, and piccolo, with a few of them have multiple buttons for different sized sounds. It's a simple push and play systems, so no manual should be necessary here.
SOUNDS
The sound of the Farfisa Combo Compact is everything you would hope it would be for those familiar with the Farfisa sound. If you don't directly know what this will sound like, you've certainly heard it on records. I like it as it's a great change of pace for to your more traditional sounding organ. It's definitely a cheesy sound, but that's the novelty to it in my opinion. There's also a good amount of differing sounds possible between all the voices on here since you can mix and match them.
OVERALL OPINION
The Farfisa Combo Compact is an awesome electric organ to have in any studio. I don't know if it's worth it to have one of these otherwise as it's somewhat bulky to bring around and is a sound that can be emulated digitally easier than most other instruments. I'm really glad that we have one at the studio where I work, as although it doesn't get used as much as the Hammond B3, it's definitely a nice color and option to have around. I don't know what one of these would cost, but it's certainly worth looking out for for any fan of Farfisas.10