This video was inspiring! I just ordered a 6D 73! Next I’m going to get some pedals and an expression pedal for it. That Hammond B3X app is a monster!!
I'm getting ready to buy the bass pedal and i was wondering where i was going to set the volume pedal, glad I saw your video, now i know how to set it up.
Thanks for the video. Looking at JG3 pedals for a GrandOrgue setup. Be nice to list out your components in the description with affiliate links for your efforts.
Wow, this is incredible!! I have the Roland RD2000 and it has the Hammond drawbar option with the sliders, but I’ve been looking for a midi organ pedal board to add with my setup. It looks right for the price and your volume pedal attachment is a great add. I would definitely need to do something similar to that.
@@talston6213 I really don’t, I’m going through a VST with that sound. The neo ventilator II however, sounds incredible! I’ve played through one, and it’s hard for me to distinguish from the real deal (as far as being isolated with In Ear Monitors). So maybe you could check that out?
I just started using mine and I have been having some difficulty with the Pedalboard cutting out and either playing no note or getting a drone. I use a program known as hauptwerp. I took a look and it drones if the board is unplugged while a note is playing.But it also drones randomly at times for unknown reasons.
Love it i have the xk3c hammond but been lookin at this peddles the only thing i see i have the same leslie half moon switch an the clicking noise is in all my videos i trying put piece of tape so it doesn't click but it just wore off im look into mabe gluing somthin so that it doesn't
Sounds nice. Very beautiful. I know you love switching the Leslie on and off. However, when on the real thing PLEEEEEASE remember to let the rotary work before switching off or on. I’ve had to repair mine twice after two people switched on and off as if it were digital. So frustrating. Thankfully, the church paid for it, but getting the job done was a headache in itself.
Thank you, it’s a great digital platform. I’m a Hammond technician myself, and I have rebuilt Leslie’s and Hammond’s. I like the sound of winding up and down, so when the time comes, I can replace the relay pretty easily.
Hello and thanks for the video. I know the set up for the volume pedal is simple but if you have the specs. Im looking at it but i do better if i have numbers in front of me. I love that it is portable.wanted something like this just didnt know where to start
I really like the volume pedal box, could you share how you built it? I just got the organ pedals and definitely would like the volume pedal up like that.
I’m about to purchase this pedalboard and have a couple of questions. Firstly, is it a good look in terms of functionality and playability? How also did you mount your volume expression pedal on top of it? I read the reviews on Amazon, some good, some not so good. Those who had negative remarks were pointing to the stiffness in the springs, requiring more force, some pointed to contact problems resulting in dead notes, still others had problems with the overall build quality. Thanks
Nice playing. Nord sounds so good. I was thinking of pedals (organ background) for my Kawai MP7es. Makes a world of difference, bringing out that bottom. Thanks for sharing. I want something a bit smaller, like the Studio Logic pedals. Do you have experience with them?
Can you give us some tips on how to split the sound where you can get just B3 bass out of the pedals and the drawbars only affect the keyboard and not the pedal keys?
Nice …. Quick question for you. Will I need to use 2 mio usb things .. because I have one right now .. and it’s too short to connect to pedals and the computer?
Super! I just attached my expression pedal to the pedal board and regretted it. What Leslie are you using? It sounds fantastic! I have a Leslie Studio and it sounds good for what I need. My main issue with the JG3 pedals was that they kept coming loose. The bungies were just popping off during church service and I had to wad up paper to keep the pedal up. Then I took the panels off and put rubber washers over the medal parts. I closed it up, said a prayer, and haven't had a problem since.
Interesting!!! I haven’t had that problem with mine, and crossing my fingers hoping that I won’t. That’s the Leslie in the B3X software, I chose the 122 and tweaked it to my liking. I’m still working on a box that will allow me to hook up my real 122.
Nice video man. I used to have (well, I still have it but don’t use it anymore) a JG3 pedalboard. I do a lot of fast bass, so it wasn’t ideal for me. I ended up just forking over the money for a genuine Hammond pedalboard. But for those who just need it to enhance their bass a little bit or for starters, it’s a good choice. I actually have a video uploaded with me playing my JG3 pedals if you want to check it out.
@@JohannHuang it is responsive for fast bass, it’s just how the pedalboard is designed. It just doesn’t have the best “feel” or sturdiness when it comes to stability for fast bass for me. I had to order parts from Jared and repair my pedals a few times within a year. Just wasn’t feasible for me.
Hey Alex, Thanks for the cool vid and nice playing! I just received my set of pedals and am really liking them. They are pretty heavy touch wise compared to Hammond. Do you have any tips on braking them in or lightening the feel up? Overall a killer purchase!
Thanks for the video! I wonder how the pedalboard coexist with the piano sustain pedal. If I play piano then switch to organ, do I have to move one of them away? How easy could it be?
Great video! Are you using the midi port from the pedal board, running to your computer, or is it going from your keyboard to your computer? Could you possibly do a detailed video of how you have everything routed and mapped?..Thanks
Hey, sorry, haven't checked my channel in a while. been super busy. I connected the pedal board straight to my computer via an old style midi converter to the USB midi. I'll have to look into doing a video for you! I don't actually know a whole lot about midi, just enough to get me by. haha!
I have the P&M Midi Organ Pedal board 20 note controller listed on eBay and they are just like the Hammond pedals in everyway, have optical contacts, built to last. Check them out.
Helloo bro, nice video, Do you have any idea of an expression pedal that is midi? I don't know of any expression pedal model from the hammond bx3 software
I'm new to the organ.. I'm a size 12 in shoes (men) and I'm realizing that I can barely alternate between heel and toe properly.. the back of the key also feels really hard to push. Is that normal?
Yes, they're shorter than regular hammond B,C model pedals as you know. The best way I could describe it, is like trying to push open a door from the hinged side, its harder to do. I don' know of any way to fix that issue.... good luck!
I'm interested in this pedal board. I can't really tell from any pictures, do the pedals "fan out" or are they straight from front to back like the Hammond XPK -20GL?
So I play a stage 3 compact and use b3x also. When I am below the 61 key range of b3x the lower Jesus of course activate the preset black keys it’s really frustrating… have you found a way around this?
@@shawnr26 yes that’s the issue I would like to disable the presents it will not let me save then with value= 0 on all keys either or that would have worked
@@johnnorton1991 I have since swapped to the Numa studio logic 2 for a midi controller and it’s way better. Now, that being said, the keys still do the same thing, but visually it helps me not to hit them on accident.
Would you consider making me a volume pedal setup like that? Or give me the dimensions on the wood? I would pay you for your craftsmanship because i don't do woodworking.
@@alexlynn4374 Thanks for replying. I really appreciate that. I'm actually still "breaking the pedals in" but they are nice. So i was thinking maybe we could communicate also via email where I could also give you more contact information if this is something you would like to take on. Btw, love your playing my brother. Blessings to you.
Neewer Collapsible Piano Keyboard Stand for 61-key / 76-key / 88-key Keyboard with Adjustable Height from 25.6"to 43.3"/65cm to 110cm and Length from 29"to 51.2"/73cm to 113cm, Black i copied that description from my amazon
That was very exciting! Does this unit really weigh only 15 pounds like Amazon says? The Hammond is 33 pounds. I play sax, organ was my first instrument (I still have my 1969 Hammond E-112). I want a pedal board for gigging, so weight is an issue. The Studiologic is 15 pounds or so, but not full pedals, spinet type.
@@alexlynn4374 with midi running from foot pedals direct to Nord will the Nord output multiple midi channels (upper manual / foot pedal Separately) to your computer? Thanks for making this video I'm really excited about this option
@@christianeck7111 That, I'm not sure about. I'm actually not super tech savvy, I know just barely enough to get done what I need done. I'm sorry. it's might be possible, I'm just not sure
Yeah, I don’t mind at all, it’s nothing fancy, if you’re okay with that. You can email me at stratolds72@gmail.com. Just put “Hammond Volume Pedal” in the subject line so I can find it easy
Greetings. Great video. I want midi bass pedals for home use only without spending on new Hammond or Nord's which probably have too long of spacing for me. If I knew the standard spacing of the one octave of small pedals on like a Hammond M3, I could tell if the Hammond set of 20 would be the right size. I dont know how Nord sells any of their units at that price. I want 17 to 20 notes. One octave of C and to the F or maybe G above. I had JG3's and didnt like them. I am used to the small one octave size pedals on small organs. I've had the Studio Logic MP17's but I do not like the spacing on them. I would pay you to build me what I want. I am in America. Is it possible to take 2 used ugly EBay one octave pedal boards and make them midi and chop the second unit off at F or G above the lowest C? You'd have to weld the two units together or secure them to a bottom floor board. Or there is this kit at the end of this post and the guy built some from scratch but I cant download my own email, let alone use the computer for what this requires. Is that something you want to do? It would need a wood case around it to protect the wiring and make it look decent, nothing fancy. I'd pay with a Money Order. I have one other option and I will call and see if Hammond will tell me about the spacing of their XPK-200GL 20-note MIDI Sound Pedalboard compared to one octave pedals on smaller organs. Any advice appreciated mpc32mqh-kit MIDI Encoder
Here is a link to the video on how to use the Boutique mpc32mqh-kit if you are interested Copy and Paste - Adding MIDI to an organ pedalboard with the MIDI Boutique mpc32mqh-kit
This video was inspiring! I just ordered a 6D 73! Next I’m going to get some pedals and an expression pedal for it. That Hammond B3X app is a monster!!
Man, I came for the knowledge because I'm considering these pedals but I'm glad I stayed to hear you play man. You sound great!!
Thank you!
Nice sound and awesome playing.
Love your music, love the pedal setup too.
was not ready for that playing!!
Wow. That sounds really good. Thinking about adding the pedal board.
I'm getting ready to buy the bass pedal and i was wondering where i was going to set the volume pedal, glad I saw your video, now i know how to set it up.
So glad I could help someone!
That's sounds fantastic. Nice volume pedal mod too.
Thank you!
👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 love the setup Sir
Genius!!! You should make & sale those because I’d definitely buy that mount!
You are the man. I appreciate the information.
Thanks for the video. Looking at JG3 pedals for a GrandOrgue setup. Be nice to list out your components in the description with affiliate links for your efforts.
This sounds Absolutely Amazing!!!
Thank ya!
Thank you for this video I have the Nord 6d and was looking into the JG3 24 definitely getting it.
Thanks for watching!
Cool playing bro
Excellent video
Awesome job, and you can play !!
This is very helpful. Thanks a lot!
You’re welcome!!
Wow, this is incredible!! I have the Roland RD2000 and it has the Hammond drawbar option with the sliders, but I’ve been looking for a midi organ pedal board to add with my setup. It looks right for the price and your volume pedal attachment is a great add. I would definitely need to do something similar to that.
So glad this video in some way could help!
@@alexlynn4374 Nice! Do you have any suggestions on what amp to use. Something similar to that leslie sound?
@@talston6213 I really don’t, I’m going through a VST with that sound. The neo ventilator II however, sounds incredible! I’ve played through one, and it’s hard for me to distinguish from the real deal (as far as being isolated with In Ear Monitors). So maybe you could check that out?
Also recommend using the Alesis Nano Bass sound module for the bass sound. Has many variations and sounds realistic.
Great video. I'm stealing the foot pedal mod. I'm using velcro now, but i don't travel.
another killer player....u can tell....friend from canada...brett g
thank you!
I just started using mine and I have been having some difficulty with the Pedalboard cutting out and either playing no note or getting a drone. I use a program known as hauptwerp. I took a look and it drones if the board is unplugged while a note is playing.But it also drones randomly at times for unknown reasons.
Love it i have the xk3c hammond but been lookin at this peddles the only thing i see i have the same leslie half moon switch an the clicking noise is in all my videos i trying put piece of tape so it doesn't click but it just wore off im look into mabe gluing somthin so that it doesn't
Bro, your playing is so sick! You need to make videos of you playing!!
Thank you!
Word up!!!
Sounds nice. Very beautiful. I know you love switching the Leslie on and off. However, when on the real thing PLEEEEEASE remember to let the rotary work before switching off or on. I’ve had to repair mine twice after two people switched on and off as if it were digital. So frustrating. Thankfully, the church paid for it, but getting the job done was a headache in itself.
Thank you, it’s a great digital platform.
I’m a Hammond technician myself, and I have rebuilt Leslie’s and Hammond’s. I like the sound of winding up and down, so when the time comes, I can replace the relay pretty easily.
Hello and thanks for the video. I know the set up for the volume pedal is simple but if you have the specs. Im looking at it but i do better if i have numbers in front of me. I love that it is portable.wanted something like this just didnt know where to start
I’ll try to get something for you soon!
Thank you for this video. I've been looking for an affordable yet portable pedalboard. Hammond and other companies are way over priced
Agreed!
I really like the volume pedal box, could you share how you built it? I just got the organ pedals and definitely would like the volume pedal up like that.
It be the best organ players that say they not the best organ players out there 😂
I’m about to purchase this pedalboard and have a couple of questions. Firstly, is it a good look in terms of functionality and playability? How also did you mount your volume expression pedal on top of it? I read the reviews on Amazon, some good, some not so good. Those who had negative remarks were pointing to the stiffness in the springs, requiring more force, some pointed to contact problems resulting in dead notes, still others had problems with the overall build quality. Thanks
Nice playing. Nord sounds so good. I was thinking of pedals (organ background) for my Kawai MP7es. Makes a world of difference, bringing out that bottom. Thanks for sharing. I want something a bit smaller, like the Studio Logic pedals. Do you have experience with them?
Could you add a video about how you set up the B3X software with your Nord Electro 6? Bought the program recently and having some problems.
Great video, thanks for putting this up. I just got one second hand, would you happen to have a manual for the pedals?
I don’t have any manual. And have purchased 2 sets of these and neither came with a manual
I definitely need to get off and on Leslie’s switch
Awesome! I'm curious where you found your keyboard stand? I am rigging up a midi pipe organ set up for home use similar to what you have.
it was gifted to me, so not sure on that one! sorry
Super helpful video thanks! What song are you playing at 8:50?
Can you give us some tips on how to split the sound where you can get just B3 bass out of the pedals and the drawbars only affect the keyboard and not the pedal keys?
What stand are you using? Sounds good!
Nice …. Quick question for you. Will I need to use 2 mio usb things .. because I have one right now .. and it’s too short to connect to pedals and the computer?
That set up is awesome! What speaker are you playing out from?
Mackie MR8’s
Play!!!! Goodness your cords are rich!
Thank you! I’m still learning everyday
Good video doc! What is the sound coming out of?
Mackie MR8
Just wondering when you plugged in the pedals to your laptop what did the midi device come up as on your laptop
Super! I just attached my expression pedal to the pedal board and regretted it. What Leslie are you using? It sounds fantastic! I have a Leslie Studio and it sounds good for what I need. My main issue with the JG3 pedals was that they kept coming loose. The bungies were just popping off during church service and I had to wad up paper to keep the pedal up. Then I took the panels off and put rubber washers over the medal parts. I closed it up, said a prayer, and haven't had a problem since.
Interesting!!! I haven’t had that problem with mine, and crossing my fingers hoping that I won’t.
That’s the Leslie in the B3X software, I chose the 122 and tweaked it to my liking. I’m still working on a box that will allow me to hook up my real 122.
Nice video man. I used to have (well, I still have it but don’t use it anymore) a JG3 pedalboard. I do a lot of fast bass, so it wasn’t ideal for me. I ended up just forking over the money for a genuine Hammond pedalboard. But for those who just need it to enhance their bass a little bit or for starters, it’s a good choice. I actually have a video uploaded with me playing my JG3 pedals if you want to check it out.
Curious, is the JG3 not responsive enough for fast playing? I’m trying to find the right one for my first pedalboard.
@@JohannHuang it is responsive for fast bass, it’s just how the pedalboard is designed. It just doesn’t have the best “feel” or sturdiness when it comes to stability for fast bass for me. I had to order parts from Jared and repair my pedals a few times within a year. Just wasn’t feasible for me.
@@stevo34640 would you be interested in selling the JG3?
Hey Alex, Thanks for the cool vid and nice playing! I just received my set of pedals and am really liking them. They are pretty heavy touch wise compared to Hammond. Do you have any tips on braking them in or lightening the feel up? Overall a killer purchase!
I don't.....unfortunately. if you figured something out in the meantime, let me know!
@@alexlynn4374 I will. I have an idea and my Hammond tech is a pretty handy guy. I'll keep ya posted if I come up with something
@@dalegrisa725 THESE THINGS ARE WAAAY TOO TIGHT. What did you find to help loosen them to be more easily responsive?
Thanks for the video! I wonder how the pedalboard coexist with the piano sustain pedal. If I play piano then switch to organ, do I have to move one of them away? How easy could it be?
I've done both and I just put my sustain pedal to the side and used it there
Great video! Are you using the midi port from the pedal board, running to your computer, or is it going from your keyboard to your computer? Could you possibly do a detailed video of how you have everything routed and mapped?..Thanks
Hey, sorry, haven't checked my channel in a while. been super busy. I connected the pedal board straight to my computer via an old style midi converter to the USB midi. I'll have to look into doing a video for you! I don't actually know a whole lot about midi, just enough to get me by. haha!
@@alexlynn4374 thanks man for the response. I was able to figure it out. And you were right the the B3X software is unmatched
What all do I need for hook up once I have the jg3 midi pedal?
Can you send me the link where I can get the guitar rubber feet? I just bought the JG3 pedals as well. Its an awesome midi pedal board.
I just typed in "pedal board rubber feet" on amazon and picked some and they worked
Do you make those volume pedal stands for anyone?
Thank you for posting this I need help also do you think these pedals would work on a Hammond skx??
I would assume they would, but I’m not 100%.
If it had midi inputs and outputs, i wouldn’t see why not
@@alexlynn4374 Set the Hammond for channel 3, MID IN, should work.
I didn’t see both and in- and out- port for the 5 pin MIDI on the pedals? Does it work with only one plugged in?
Yes, it works with the one
Did you split the sound of organ to make chord w left hand n solo w the right hand?
I didn’t, but you can
I have the P&M Midi Organ Pedal board 20 note controller listed on eBay and they are just like the Hammond pedals in everyway, have optical contacts, built to last. Check them out.
How portable are they tho. I saw they are about 45 Ibs
@@itsmaistro Much lighter than a 25 note.
Thank you for this Alex. Can you share the specs on the volume pedal mod, please?
Man, I don’t actually have any, I just kind of threw one together. But I’ll try to get some specifics for you soon
@@alexlynn4374 thanks Alex!
Helloo bro, nice video, Do you have any idea of an expression pedal that is midi? I don't know of any expression pedal model from the hammond bx3 software
Unfortunately, I haven't investigated that. If you figure it out let me know!
Do you have a case for them? I found a cover, just need a case now.
Quick question do you know how to factory reset it ?
Any chance you could post dimensions for your volume pedal attachment? I just bought one of these pedalboards and I'll need to do something similar.
Yes, I should post a video soon showing that
How do you connect the volume pedal and midi bass pedal to midi controller?
My Nord has a 1/4 input for “foot controller” and I midi my pedals straight to my laptop. But I could run it through the Nord if I wanted to
I'm new to the organ.. I'm a size 12 in shoes (men) and I'm realizing that I can barely alternate between heel and toe properly.. the back of the key also feels really hard to push. Is that normal?
Yes, they're shorter than regular hammond B,C model pedals as you know. The best way I could describe it, is like trying to push open a door from the hinged side, its harder to do.
I don' know of any way to fix that issue.... good luck!
Does the midi pedal board size and price matter. If you are a beginner and low budget to learn organ.
Do you sale that configuration for the volume pedal?
I don’t, I just made mine and was sharing so others might could get an idea for theirs. I wouldn’t be opposed to helping you somehow
does it matter if i use Mio or another usb system
Omg 😱
Man how can I use it in logic using a m audio 88 midi board
What is the name or type of volume pedal that you have?
It’s a Yamaha Fc7
What bench is that doc?
I'm interested in this pedal board. I can't really tell from any pictures, do the pedals "fan out" or are they straight from front to back like the Hammond XPK -20GL?
they are straight unfortunately
@@alexlynn4374 I bought them...don't really like them.
Can these foot pedals work on a Nord Electro 2???
Yes!
So I play a stage 3 compact and use b3x also. When I am below the 61 key range of b3x the lower Jesus of course activate the preset black keys it’s really frustrating… have you found a way around this?
I too have run across this issue, i am not sure of the fix..... if you figure it out, let me know! sorry
The Hammond B3X software doesn't go beyond the 61 key limit (as far as notes goes). They'll revert to the preset keys when you do.
@@shawnr26 yes that’s the issue I would like to disable the presents it will not let me save then with value= 0 on all keys either or that would have worked
@@johnnorton1991 I have since swapped to the Numa studio logic 2 for a midi controller and it’s way better. Now, that being said, the keys still do the same thing, but visually it helps me not to hit them on accident.
So u can actually make a 3 part organ with that vst? Pedal, Left hand and right hand?
Yep!
@@alexlynn4374 could you do a three part organ only with the electro sounds?
where is the lesli switch coming from?
I just rewired an original to work with it
Hey does it automatically work with any organ vst? Like the b5 organ
It did for me!
@@alexlynn4374 hey is the bench it comes with any good?
Hi! I’ve been messaging their site but it seems they’re not responding right away. How long did it take for you before they replied? Thanks, man.
Honestly, I didn't message, I just purchased them. sorry I just saw this
Would you consider making me a volume pedal setup like that? Or give me the dimensions on the wood? I would pay you for your craftsmanship because i don't do woodworking.
I have considered it for another guy but he never got back to me about it.
@@alexlynn4374 Thanks for replying. I really appreciate that. I'm actually still "breaking the pedals in" but they are nice. So i was thinking maybe we could communicate also via email where I could also give you more contact information if this is something you would like to take on. Btw, love your playing my brother. Blessings to you.
What stand is that
Neewer Collapsible Piano Keyboard Stand for 61-key / 76-key / 88-key Keyboard with Adjustable Height from 25.6"to 43.3"/65cm to 110cm and Length from 29"to 51.2"/73cm to 113cm, Black
i copied that description from my amazon
That was very exciting! Does this unit really weigh only 15 pounds like Amazon says? The Hammond is 33 pounds. I play sax, organ was my first instrument (I still have my 1969 Hammond E-112). I want a pedal board for gigging, so weight is an issue. The Studiologic is 15 pounds or so, but not full pedals, spinet type.
the pedal board is very light for what it has to offer
@@alexlynn4374 But it's still pretty big to carry to a gig!
can you show how you created your leslie switch?
Yeah, I’ll try to make another video soon
@@alexlynn4374 thank u so much. I’m grateful for your response 😇
Nice! …….I make a living lol
Hello Sir.. I like your setup. I'm looking into purchasing the JG3 pedals....Question...How much do you charge to build a pedal setup..?
I dont build them, just purchased them and did a review
I was actually referring the volume pedal you assembled@@alexlynn4374
@@dadmax5715 oh, sorry! Probably $75 plus shipping?
Can you play the pedalboard without connecting it to the laptop? Thank you
Yes, I’ve plugged it directly into the Nord and used it that way as well!
@@alexlynn4374 with midi running from foot pedals direct to Nord will the Nord output multiple midi channels (upper manual / foot pedal Separately) to your computer? Thanks for making this video I'm really excited about this option
@@christianeck7111 That, I'm not sure about. I'm actually not super tech savvy, I know just barely enough to get done what I need done. I'm sorry. it's might be possible, I'm just not sure
Hi, could you make the volume attachment for me and I pay you??? I have the same Yamaha pedal.
Yeah, I don’t mind at all, it’s nothing fancy, if you’re okay with that. You can email me at stratolds72@gmail.com. Just put “Hammond Volume Pedal” in the subject line so I can find it easy
I'm looking to maybe purchase through their site but it seems a bit fishy.
I purchased mine through eBay, so I'm not real sure on that one
@Alex Lynn I just purchased via Amazon so hopefully It ships soon with no funny business
I need help with mine
Not sure I have the answer, but I can try!
@@alexlynn4374 how can we connect? I would like to talk about it on phone if possible
More VIdoes Please
What something specific you’d like to see?
@@alexlynn4374 Of you playing. You got great placement just would like to hear more
@@bryant07681 well, thank you! I may have to post some stuff
@@alexlynn4374 I agree I'd like to hear some more of your playing, and maybe a recommendation or two of some of you fav albums or gospel albums
Greetings. Great video. I want midi bass pedals for home use only without spending on new Hammond or Nord's which probably have too long of spacing for me. If I knew the standard spacing of the one octave of small pedals on like a Hammond M3, I could tell if the Hammond set of 20 would be the right size. I dont know how Nord sells any of their units at that price. I want 17 to 20 notes. One octave of C and to the F or maybe G above. I had JG3's and didnt like them.
I am used to the small one octave size pedals on small organs. I've had the Studio Logic MP17's but I do not like the spacing on them.
I would pay you to build me what I want. I am in America. Is it possible to take 2 used ugly EBay one octave pedal boards and make them midi and chop the second unit off at F or G above the lowest C? You'd have to weld the two units together or secure them to a bottom floor board.
Or there is this kit at the end of this post and the guy built some from scratch but I cant download my own email, let alone use the computer for what this requires. Is that something you want to do? It would need a wood case around it to protect the wiring and make it look decent, nothing fancy. I'd pay with a Money Order.
I have one other option and I will call and see if Hammond will tell me about the spacing of their XPK-200GL 20-note MIDI Sound Pedalboard compared to one octave pedals on smaller organs.
Any advice appreciated
mpc32mqh-kit MIDI Encoder
Here is a link to the video on how to use the Boutique mpc32mqh-kit if you are interested
Copy and Paste - Adding MIDI to an organ pedalboard with the MIDI Boutique mpc32mqh-kit
What is the name or type of volume pedal that you have?
Yamaha FC7