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Wow, you sure your dad aint an organ builder ? ;)
I see you have 6 pistons on the choir manual, are those working ? if it does, do the stops move automatically when you change the presets ?.
and is the computer screen behind the music rack ?
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is this USB 1 (12Mbps) or USB 2 (480Mbps) ?. And what is the speed 1Mhz or 4Mhz ?. Sorry didn't find any tech spec :-[
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no need to build a PC for that, any old computer(even a 468 can) with an ethernet, compatible ipmidi software and a midi system will do.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if an Amiga can do it ?.
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Hi OrganGuy, I'd go for
total input modules = number of manuals + pedal board + MIDI128 (for stops, crescendo pedal, etc...) and
total core modules = total input modules + 1 core modules(for troubleshooting, backup, etc... ) and
a multi port MIDI interface.
This might be expensive compared to a single core transmitting all these into one interface, but will be extremely useful to troubleshoot if one input module / core fails. Personally i prefer SCANROW than SACNMATRIX because it is very simple to wire and cheap.
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To be honest though, the old old organ boards had a spring wire on the pedal, and a wire bus bar across all the pedals to be contacted with the spring wire, very crude, but they all still work fine after many many years.
I was thinking of the same, but many DIY boards recommend using a reed switch, is there any particular reason for that ?.
I find magnetic reed switches are problematic, especially midifying old manuals, can't we use a simple 2 wire contact ?.
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I suggested this a while back, and a far more learned colleague pointed out that firewire is not suitable for midi.
I was thinking something like a midi+audio out box, that makes firewire suitable. But haven't got a clue if its is possible.
here is my idea, well not really.... ;)
multiple midi IN's -> midibox -> firewire -> computer to process & audio out thru -> firewire ->midibox-> say 8 analog(mono) outputs -> amp -> speakers.
well, much like a lite MOTU ;D
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I wonder if it this is already out there / anyone working on it ?. The reason I want a firewire interface is its speed, use it for organ midification(4 manuals + pedals and stops, at the mo Yamaha USB interface sucks, sucks even on Windows) and I use Macintosh computers.
A electronic Pipe Organ (Photos)
in MIDIbox of the Week
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Is that yours John ?. :o :o . could you post more pictures ?.
damn..... gotta build one for myself.