Improved Jon Lord/Deep Purple preset?

[aaron aardvark]

I thought the B-3 V preset 'Deep Violet' was a good starting point, though I was hoping to get even better.  The factory preset sometimes gets thin (sound-wise) with time due to the rates of the flanger and phaser.  To my ears, this preset sounds better: (see attached).

If anyone can improve either preset, I would be curious to hear yours.

[TonyFlyingSquirrel]

Nice, certainly gets you in the ball park of the "Perfect Strangers" vibe.
Thanks for posting/sharing.

[aaron aardvark]

You are welcome!  Glad you like it.

[Kevin R]

Sweet. Your patch is so much richer. Very nice. Thanks!

[aaron aardvark]

Kevin R,
Glad you like it, and I appreciate your feedback.   

[jackn2mpu]

Like so many patches not only with the B3 emulation but also the Farfisa and Vox organs I find a good remedy is to use an external amp and fx program like Amplitube 4. And for the Leslie I use the PSP emulation. Not that I use the Arturia B3 emulation all that much - I have access to far better ones on my computer - and they all have bass pedals which Arturia has still not seen fit to provide.

[aaron aardvark]

jack,
Good to know.  Thank you for replying.

[jackn2mpu]

jack,
Good to know.  Thank you for replying.

No problem. A lot of people probably don't think to do what I wrote about. Am thankful Arturia at least gave us a DI type output so these kinds of things can be done without the added coloration of a built-in amp.

Related: for those that use acoustic instrument emulations like violin try my method on violin. Talk about Jon Luc Ponty & Mahavishnu territory