Re: Midi Control for 100-key Wurlitzer Organ
By Robbie Rhodes
Mr. Forcier, Pete Woodworth forwarded your message (attached below) for publication in the Mechanical Music Digest newsletter. Here are a few contacts for you:
Andy LaTorre
LaTorre Orgue Mecanique
(MIDI-controlled Fairground Organs)
latorrea@WCUVAX1.WCU.EDU
Mr. LaTorre uses Midi control of his fairground organs.
Devtronix Organs, Inc.,
1823 Avondale Ave.,
Sacramento, CA 95825
916-971-9074
The Devtronix Midi hardware has been installed successfully in a number of dance hall organs, of 72- to 125- keys.
[ Editor's Note: Subscriber Mike Ames has had a great deal of
[ experience with Devtronix units on dance hall organs. Those
[ genuinely interested in this avenue can send e-mail to him and
[ request his phone number; email: ames@foxtail.com
[
[ Jody
Octet Design
Laurent Coray <laurent@octetdesign.com>
support@octetdesign.com
Phone: (503) 261-2987 [Portland, Oregon, U.S.A.]
This firm is just now offering Midi controllers for pipe organs and fairground organs. The Chief-Engineer, Laurent Coray, is extremely helpful and courteous. View their web site: http://www.octetdesign.com/
Mr. John D. Wale
<essfc@csv.warwick.ac.uk>
This English firm offers a 32-channel MIDI to Parallel Unit which can be cascaded.
Best wishes in your search. I hope you will tell us of your success. For information about Mechanical Music Digest I invite you to visit our web site at
http://www.foxtail.com/
Sincerely, Robbie Rhodes |
(Message sent Thu 19 Dec 1996, 03:29:10 GMT, from time zone GMT-0800.) |
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