I agree i mean For real I want to fly out to duchland and Fix this without their consent Because Whoever is trying to "fix" it currently Is terrible I mean without a manual or knowing anything about decap organs i could probubly figure out that i connected pipes wrong
@@MechanicalMusicTravels Thank you for the video and for the title. This reminded me of finally adding the title to the recording from 2007 which you had posted a while ago. :-) At that time, the electronic parts, hi-hat and basedrum still played (th-cam.com/video/HNwcc_N2ZsA/w-d-xo.html), whereas now, all notes are redirected to the accordions apparently.
@@DerOrgelfan The hi-hat was always tubed up wrong as it plays from the same key as the base drum (and the 92 key Decap scale has its own key for hi-hat). Now the crash has been wrongly connected, as the right tom drum beater plays instead. Funnily enough none of the 20 or so songs on this book wheel seem to use the tom drum, I'd hate to hear a tango with the drum connected up how it is now (the crash cymbal would make a terrible racket!) The left accordion valve has been temporarily opened so now the left accordion plays all of the main melody, and (the badly tuned parts that still remained of the electronic post) turned off. The interesting thing about this is now we can hear every single part in the song where the higher post (which dropped out from at least 2003 - 2017) was supposed to play main melody.
@@MechanicalMusicTravels You ever wish this was in the hands of one of the people who restore thos wurlitzer band organs So it could get a chance at life with someone who really cares
Part of a "museum" which does not care about its exhibition pieces. More of a showroom of the owners.
I agree i mean For real I want to fly out to duchland and Fix this without their consent Because Whoever is trying to "fix" it currently Is terrible I mean without a manual or knowing anything about decap organs i could probubly figure out that i connected pipes wrong
Electronic dance organs weren't made until the 1950's so this can't be from 1938!
This particular model was designed for the Brussels Expo held in 1958. The song title is "La Belle France" according to an old LP of another organ.
@@MechanicalMusicTravels Thank you for the video and for the title. This reminded me of finally adding the title to the recording from 2007 which you had posted a while ago. :-) At that time, the electronic parts, hi-hat and basedrum still played (th-cam.com/video/HNwcc_N2ZsA/w-d-xo.html), whereas now, all notes are redirected to the accordions apparently.
@@DerOrgelfan The hi-hat was always tubed up wrong as it plays from the same key as the base drum (and the 92 key Decap scale has its own key for hi-hat). Now the crash has been wrongly connected, as the right tom drum beater plays instead. Funnily enough none of the 20 or so songs on this book wheel seem to use the tom drum, I'd hate to hear a tango with the drum connected up how it is now (the crash cymbal would make a terrible racket!) The left accordion valve has been temporarily opened so now the left accordion plays all of the main melody, and (the badly tuned parts that still remained of the electronic post) turned off. The interesting thing about this is now we can hear every single part in the song where the higher post (which dropped out from at least 2003 - 2017) was supposed to play main melody.
@@MechanicalMusicTravels You ever wish this was in the hands of one of the people who restore thos wurlitzer band organs So it could get a chance at life with someone who really cares