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Building MIDIBox for MIDIfied Hammond Organ


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#21 borntob4

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Posted 11 June 2004 - 21:07

Take a look at this awesome project. Great work !

http://www.smctek.co...lerProject.html

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I would like to built something like that, too !

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#22 borntob4

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Posted 12 June 2004 - 01:44

I think I will dump all my projects concerning a B4-controller because of that:

http://www.doepfer.de/B4.htm

We'll see. I would have liked to built it on my own, but the prices are pretty cheap.

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Posted 13 June 2004 - 07:24

Very nice!  But I like your wish to have LED bars.  Price looks OK.  I wonder how that will translate into dollars...  Availability?

#24 borntob4

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Posted 13 June 2004 - 12:27

"We hope that the organ keyboard (temporary name B4M) will be available late summer 2004. In fall 2004 the control unit (temporary name B4C) will follow."

I am not completely satisfied with that solution but for me it is a good compromise for on stage assumed that the keyboard has velocity. You can`t built it yourself for that price because of the waterfall keyboard's price. It liked to have one for my new band (funk soul).
But I will say it again: If I would life in the US, I would try to get 2 manuals from an old hammond organ and built a B4 controller based on MIDIbox for home use only.  With a nice B3ish wood cabinet, 4 drawbar sets (2 for upper, 1 lower, 1 pedal), a real half moon Leslie switch and maybe a pull out drawer for all other controllers that I don't need so often. Not to forget the bass pedal in order to learn jazz organ.
But we all need dreams !  ;)

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