Hey folks, I posted a video in which I discuss the various switch types you might use when building/rebuilding an organ. These recommendations are based on my experiments and understanding. Hope it will be helpful. I'll post videos of other stages of my current VPO build later.
farnsy , Thank you for taking the time to make this video - it will be very helpful to many people ! I don't need this information for any projects I've got going on right now, but it is always good to have a better understanding of various technologies, just to know them.
Your video production / tutorial skills are evident, as it is well presented and nicely done. I make a few informational videos occasionally, and fully realize the time and planning that goes into making a decent one. Well Done ! I look forward to more of your videos.
Regards, Larry
At Home : Yamaha Electones : EX-42 ( X 3 !!! ), E-5AR, FX-1 ( X 2 !! ), US-1, EL-25 ( Chopped ). Allen 601D, ADC 6000D. Lowrey CH32-1. At Churches I play for : Allen Q325 ( with Vista ), Allen L123 ( with Navigator ). Rodgers 755. 1919 Wangerin 2/7 pipe organ.
I appreciate the kind words. The device that held my camera ended up being WAY shakier than expected and YouTube actually got rid of their anti-shake algorithm, so...well, I appreciate the kind words.
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