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Volume Two - Issue Five
The Control Room - Richard Mogridge - Webmaster
Walnut Hill Productions DAILY NEWS05/25/2005Greetings from the Bone Doctor. God bless all who come here. I want to thank the 4,239 visitors to our site this year. New Photo of the J. Tyson Forker OrganWe have added a high resolution photograph to the June 2004 Featured Organ of the Month, showing the magnificent keydesk of the J. Tyson Forker Memorial 4/32 Mighty WurliTzer Theatre Pipe Organ installed at Grace Baptist Church in Sarasota, Florida. This is a very large picture, suitable for Windows desktop wallpaper on a really big screen! Enjoy! Greetings from the Bone Doctor. God bless all who come here. I want to thank the 4,007 visitors to our site this year. Joe Barron Launches The MidiTzer Forums!
Joe Barron at Virtualorgan.com sent me this letter of accomplishement, which I now pass on to you, the loyal patrons of our humble website: Hi Doc, I talked with Jim Henry last night, and he would like to combine our websites, MidiTheatreOrgan.com and VirtualOrgan.com. We plan to launch this effort with the next release of MidiTzer. Jim and I have been amazed at the response MidiTzer has had, as I am sure you have, too. Our website, VirtualOrgan.com is the #1 website for the Theatre Organ. Last month, we had over 87,000 hits and over 20,000 pages views! MidiTzer v0.30 has been downloaded over 2,000 times now! We will be creating new Start-Up pages for new users and more detailed instructions on MidiTzer features. I would appreciate any suggestions you have. As you know, there is a need for new users to learn how to get their MidiTzers running. There is a lot of work to be done in this area. There will be a MidiTzer Users Forum, and I would like to invite you to be a Moderator. This will be a little different from the Yahoo! Groups. The MidiTzer Forums will allow categorized messaging and make for an archive of knowledge. I know we have talked about this before, and the time has come to take this step forward. Russ Ashworth is already on board. Probably, one of the best ways to get people excited about MidiTzer is what you are doing already with the Wall of Fame. That's how I got going on the B4 almost 4 years ago, when I saw what other virtual organists were doing at home. Of course, I was thinking, if they can do that with the Hammond, why not a WurliTzer Theatre Pipe Organ? Then, last year, I found MidiTzer while doing a Google search, and my prayers were answered. You can find the MidiTzer Forum here: http://www.virtualorgan.com/forum Joe, concider it done! We are here to serve, because it is all about the King of Instruments! Greetings from the Bone Doctor. God bless all who come here. I want to thank the 3,965 visitors to our site this year. John Tay Writes A New TPO SoundFont!
This was posted on the Theatre Organ SoundFonts group on Yahoo! today by group member John Tay.
From: John Tay Hi All, I've just started posting my SoundFont files on my web site. Main Chamber Part 1 is now available. It will remain on there for about 2 weeks, to be replaced with another at that time. Parts 1, 2 and 3 can be combined using Vienna or you can just load them in as they are. After the entire Main SoundFont is posted, I'll start posting the Solo SoundFont. Part 1 includes the Diapason and Vox Humana. I'd suggest that you check the volumes of each note (every note has its own sample, tremmed and not tremmed,) and adjust accordingly, as they are set for my system and probably won't be the same on another. Comments are welcome... John This news has earned John a link on the Mighty MidiTzer Project's Other Virtual Organ Websites page. Greetings from the Bone Doctor. God bless all who come here. I want to thank the 3,890 visitors to our site this year. Frank Vanaman Adds New Content!Today, Frank Vanaman, fellow Walnut Hill Wall of Famer and Featured Artist, has added two complete songs and a mini-tutorial on MidiTzer registration featuring twelve short clips you can download and listen to while you study his stop selections for each peice. We are deeply indepted to Frank for his excellent work. Enjoy! Greetings from the Bone Doctor. God bless all who come here. I want to thank the 3,800 visitors to our site this year. Greetings from the Bone Doctor. God bless all who come here. I want to thank the 3,775 visitors to our site this year. Greetings from the Bone Doctor. God bless all who come here. I want to thank the 3,667 visitors to our site this year. Frank Vanaman Is Now A
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