From dpothaar@hotmail.com Wed Sep 19 10:05:30 2001
Subject:RE: Halfmoon switches?

I found a resolution...from the most unlikely place.

I can actually use the onboard modulation controller to trigger the
Leslie-Sim in B4, however, the problem was it had a spring-back mechanism.
Thus, whenever I triggered the leslie-sim, I had to hold it with one hand.
No good.
So I did the forbidden....I opened my keyboard and removed the spring
from the mod-joystick. Works like a charm. I can now switch the leslie on
and off quickly and without having to glue or duct-tape any ugly Radio-shack
dongles to the side of my board. No warranty-voiding-worries....I DON'T
HAVE ONE. ...bought it used. :) Anybody who owns a KORG N364 who is
interested in doing the same thing, send me an email and I'll give you
details.

From: "Dan S"
Reply-To: CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com
To:
Subject: RE: [CWSG] Halfmoon switches?
Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2001 11:23:57 -0400

I sometimes stand and if my left foot is on the volume/swell/distortion
pedal, I just position my right foot on/off the rotary switch. I will also
use my right foot for sustain on the piano, but I never need both at exactly
the same moment, so I find my right foot pivoting just like when I'm driving
(brake/gas pedal).

I would love to know where anyone has gotten those half moon switches, they
just look so cute!

> Just putting the finishing touches on my clone. I'm using NI B4.
> In the studio I'm using my PC1600x to enable me to hook up a pedal-to
> control the leslie sim. (my keyboard has limited pedal-assign
> capabilities) Anyway, using a pedal to trigger the leslie
> is OK....until I
> need to control the swell with my volume pedal. (I like to
> stand when
> playing organ solos.) SO.....I'm thinking the absolute
> best leslie-sim
> control is going to be a straight on/off toggle switch
> mounted on the edge
> of my keyboard. I've seen clone-players with half-moons
> that look like
> they are actually manufactured for that purpose....tacking
> onto clones.
> Does anyone know of this? I can always make or contrive my
> own from parts,
> but it might save me time or effort to just fork over a few
> bucks if someone

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