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538Dorian
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Refurbishing an old organ pedal - MIDI Project
You will see the full refurbishment of this old analog organ pedalboard in this video.
My video about MIDI electronics: czcams.com/video/uvy8An2YYuk/video.html&ab_channel=538Dorian
My video about MIDI electronics: czcams.com/video/uvy8An2YYuk/video.html&ab_channel=538Dorian
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MIDI Pedalboard Project, Part Three - Final Touches
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In this video we finished our pedalboard with a bit of structural reinforcement of the front part, MDF covering and USB connector. Thank you for watching!
MIDI Pedalboard Project, Part Two - Electronics
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In this video we will show you how to MIDIfy an analog pedalboard in a very cheap and easy way. Please take into consideration that this is a DIY project and we are not professionals.
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J.S.Bach: Prelude in G major BWV 541
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The Prelude and Fugue in G major (BWV 541) has been dated to the first Leipzig years, around 1725. This piece too existed in an earlier version , with a middle movement forming the third movement of a trio sonata in e minor. The prelude starts with a vertiginous descent on the manual from the top to the bottom its register, whitch then returns to its starting point to join the other voices. Thi...
DIY Hauptwerk organ with 2 manuals and pedal (BWV 196)
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My Hauptwerk setup with home made midi pedalboard Johann Sebastian Bach: Simfonia from Cantata No. 196 (transcripted by Peter Baekgaard) Casio Privia Nektar Impact IX49
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Can I buy one off you pleeeeeassse
@@BrynLipinski where do you live?
Congratulations for your project, looks amazing. Would you like to share the measurements of the pedals please?
Where did you get that pedalboard?
@@DomFileoreum Hi, I Just made it from scraps.
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Super Hauptwerk.
amazing work. i think i might have to learn how to do this since off the shelf midi units like this cost upwards of 1500 usd. grateful for the tutorial.
Amazing! I would love to build something like this for my mom, whose larger organ we just had to sell so she could move into a smaller house. How can I learn more about how exactly you built it?
how to make a DIY pedal ???
Great Demonstration. Do you use Hauptwerk lite or advanced?
How long did you work on this project?
Hi, It took me a week I think.
How do the "buttons" that trigger the notes work? What kind of signal needs to be sent from the keys down the wires that are soldered onto those parts?
The pedal keys operate with reed switches and magnets.
What software do you use for these sounds on the laptop?
Just Hauptwerk
@@8Doriene thank you
This is the theme song from the USA’s “With Heart and Voice.”
What is the name of the piece of music?
I just noticed that you might be in a different country than me. Silly presumption that we all live close to me. Thank you for the advice. You have been helpful. I will delete my other post.
How do i buy these foot pedals?
It's home made. If you have a workshop with basic tools, you can make it as well.
2:52 faux concave. Very sneaky pedalboard
Beautiful performance !, and hats off for your amazing self made setup, a lot of love and dedication for all things Bach. Cheers from Santiago.
Beautiful performance !, and hats off for your amazing self made setup, a lot of love and dedication for all things Bach. Cheers from Santiago.
Great project! Great sound! Congratulations!
Simple as you say and most practical to make. What is the music that is being played.
Thanks for your comment! The first piece is Handel's march from Scipio, the second is Vivaldi's Largo from the Winter.
Great work! I wish i knew some woodwork :')
It' really not so complicated! Of course if you have good tools it would be much esasier. I encourage you to start, I'm sure you will enjoy it!
Hi! Maybe you can help me ? I bought 2 midi keyboards too, and try to connect it with computer. Keyboard 1 MIDI out - Keyboard 2 MIDI in - USB to Computer. Grand orgue app ( Hauptwerk analog) see only second keyboard, maybe you now If I make mistake? Thank you so much
Hi, maybe the 1st keyboard doesn't have midi merge function.
@@8DorieneCan I anything make to correct it? Or i only need a new keyboard? Thank you for answer
Why don't you plug both keyboards directly to the computer? I'm sure that will work.
@@8Doriene I will try it, thank you 🙏
Civet idea but would encourage poor technique footwork
How do you get the different register organ tones on the keyboard?
Thank you so much for that video! It might be useful for me in the future!
Thank you so much!
This looks like a very good method, but it looks too complicated for me to do. I would like more detailed instructions, do you have any or know who I could get them? For the last 10 years, my pedal board has worked by taking a used, from from Goodwill, midi keyboard, building a little ledge above the back of the pedal board, and running wires from under the keys of the keyboard to under the pedals, so when I push down a pedal it pulls down the key. It's worked well but I always wished it didn't have the wires so I could have a pedal above the keyboard for adjusting the sound, etc.
The best way to make a midi pedalboard in my opinion is to use magnets and reed switches. You can see in this video how I did it with another pedalboard: czcams.com/video/Y4bZTsvlJ2k/video.html&ab_channel=538Dorian I hope it helped! Thanks your comment.
@@8Doriene Nice, I am building a conceal right now, but using reed switches for the Pedalboard is great, thanks, God's blessing.
@@Chantsandchisels Thank you!
Excellent! Thanks for the trick.😊
Which organ of hauptwerk did you use to make this video?
Fantastic performance and great DIY MIDI pedal, works like a breeze. Congrats!
Thank you!
Where are the speakers?
It's a Midi pedalboard, you have to connect it to your computer.
I wish there's a tutorial how to build a pedalboard like this😞
I hope to eventually set up one of these. Nice video!
What kind of wood finish is best for these? I have an unfinished PedaMidiKit and I'm not sure what to use.
I would recommend polyurethane finish.
Hello. Please tell me where the midi keyboard sends signal, to daw or synthesizer? Thank you for your videos, they are very interesting.
It's just simply connected to the computer via USB. No other device requiered.
wow, great work!
Can you tell me the name of the piece that played as background in the beginning, it sounds very calming
This is the Sonatina (Actus tragicus, BWV 106) from Bach.
@@8Dorienethank you
Szia, szakmai kérdésben felvehetem veled a kapcsolatot?
well done
How much will this cost? Also, what's the piece's name for this music?
Thank you. You gave me the idea how to modify my own pedalboard
Thank you!
There’s clearly a great deal of hard work gone into building this pedalboard, not to mention musical talent to perform Bach’s nicely interpreted Cantata. Congratulations and thanks for sharing
Thank you, you are very kind!
What piece is this?
David Johnson - Trumpet voluntary
Beautifully played and I like the way you play the pedals with your stocking feet (the way I do.)
Thank you!
szép, tetszik ahogy szétszeded👍
Wow how to make that bass pedal and integrate to the electric keyboard ??😮
This was fantastic, what was the name of the song?
Wow… is that thing a diy pedal?
Yes, indeed. :)