From jackoverfull@gmail.com Sat Dec 01 14:05:41 2012
Subject:Re: Anything new on the horizon for organs?
Yes…or a board that goes from E to E…Personally, I tend to use the middle of my pedalboard more than the lower end, find that the last few notes are a bit too low.
Il giorno 01/dic/2012, alle ore 22.55, Joe Dockrill ha scritto:
> Left handed (footed?) players
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> By the way, take a very close look to the 13 up here: http://www.crumar.it/?a=showproduct&b=27
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> From: Joe Dockrill
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> http://www.crumar.it/?a=showproduct&b=6
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> step it up a notch
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> From: Jackoverfull
> To: CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Saturday, December 1, 2012 11:24:44 AM
> Subject: Re: [CWSG] Re: Anything new on the horizon for organs?
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> 12 is far worse, agreed;
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> By the way, take a very close look to the 13 up here: http://www.crumar.it/?a=showproduct&b=27
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> I believe that it's an error and the foto was flipped (since the other photo is pretty standard) but it made me think…I could probably do with a pedalboard that goes from E to E, I wonder why nobody thought of building one…
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> Il giorno 01/dic/2012, alle ore 17.02, Joe Dockrill ha scritto:
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> > PK5A are not crap, and i love the Midi implementation on them.
> > 13 is better than 12 anyways, not throwing out my M3 any time soon
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> > From: jukefox
> > To: CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com
> > Sent: Saturday, December 1, 2012 9:39:46 AM
> > Subject: [CWSG] Re: Anything new on the horizon for organs?
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> > It's 13 notes, actually ... and, for a pedal clavier, perhaps the most common configuration, although I would still prefer to see an octave and a half version. But I can assure you that, for those of us who kick bass, a 13-note pedal board is certainly not "crap," and far and away better than nothing ... many of us (myself included) are still carrying the original Roland PK-5 pedals around (AKA: "The MIDI Nightmare!") and you can control anything with them that responds to MIDI (even up and down octaves if you're light enough on your feet). Anyway, if you need to play a bass note (or even a string or flute line) and both of your hands are busy, it's hard to beat a good pedal clavier ... even a 13-note one!
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> > Best,
> > Fox
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> > --- In CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com, Walter Greenwood wrote:
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> > > Why does any manufacturer waste R&D effort, money, and time on a one-octave toy? That crap is useless.
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> > > Sent from my iPad
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> > > > Thu Nov 29, 2012 1:49 pm (PST) . Posted by: "deansurkin" deansurkin >
> > > > > Guido announced a new Crumar MOJO pedal clavier last week ... details should be on the site soon, www.crumar.it. I'm hoping for an octave and a half version, but not holding my breath.
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> > > > I saw a photo of it--its one octave...
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