If anyone else has already come up with a solution, I would appreciate the help. I did find a group of parameters under Tone Edit/Amp called High Key Follow and High Key that may at least simulate what I'm looking for but I won't know for sure until I have a chance to spend some quality time with the instrument over the weekend.
I hope I am just missing it somewhere since using Mono mode on a Percussion only layer would sort of simulate what I referring to enough to get by. I have searched the manual and directly on the PX560 menus but haven't found a Poly/Mono parameter. This allows for a very specific Hammond playing technique. But once at least one key is being help down, Percussion will not be triggered.
If you play a chord, all notes will sound with Percussion. On a real Hammond, the Percussion is Polyphonic/Single Trigger. But the number one thing that bugs the heck out of me when playing a sampled organ tone is if Percussion is included in the sample. And Chorus/Vibrato shouldn't be a problem. I know I can make a HEX Layer consisting of up to six harmonics and assign one or more of the controller knobs or Mod Wheel to control volumes of the layers to emulate Drawbars. The one thing that I know I will miss is related to Hammond organ type sounds. I spent over an hour at Sweetwater trying out every 88 note instrument on the sales floor and kept coming back to the P560 due to its versatility, ease of use and ability to layer/split on the fly without a lot of menu diving. First things first, what a nice instrument. As of yesterday, I am the owner of a shiny new PX560.
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