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THE MIDITZER The Console Tech Session ELSEWHERE
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If you have
never played an organ, all the buttons and keys may seem a bit
overwhelming. Don't worry! It is actually all very
logical. Just go through these pages at your own pace and you'll
be using all the doo-dads before you know it. If you have
experience with electronic organs or classical organs, a lot of the
Miditzer console will be familiar to you. But there will probably
be some things that are unfamiliar or which work a little bit
differently than you are used to. Skim through the Console pages
to find the areas of interest to you. If this is your first opportunity to see an organ console up close and personal, just work through these pages at a pace that is comfortable for you. It won't take long to learn what all the controls do but you can spend a lifetime exploring the musical possibilities that are provided. As you learned in Console Up! it take two things to coax sound from an organ, a key and a stop. The keys on an organ are very much like piano keys. Stops are pretty much unique to organs. In the Keyboards you'll learn how organ keys are like piano keys and yet different. In the Stops you'll learn about the other half of the team that creates sound on an organ.  Last
update 10/20/2004
© 2004 Jim Henry All Rights Reserved
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