Please...Picture a complete stranger (me) in your home. I stand up and give you a standing ovation for your accomplishment and talent! Saying simply "Good Job" just does not suffice. AMAZING!!! I am jealous.
Magnificent. You are so near the summit of that mountain you have been climbing (with plenty of Sherpa support!). Just the console frame now and your swell pedals/shoes to attach to the pedal board so that they are comfortable to operate. The end is definitely in sight. And what a lovely tease with some glorious Cesar Franck, an improvisation in the 'British' tradition and then a bit of boogie on the cinema organ sample set! That is why you reign supreme, Fraser: you deliver fully on all counts . . . and Hauptwerk (both during and after Covid) will be the perfectly vehicle to showcase your limitless talents and gifts as the consummate entertainer! I know you like your cars, but with Hauptwerk (when you have saved your Euros!) you will have access to the equivalent of Ferraris, Bentleys, Mercedes and Bugatti Veyrons, as well as some vintage classics! Bring it on!
Aah, Graham, you naughty wordsmith you! Thank you for your support along the way - didn't I promise a performance of your works... Once the swells are on board, we'll have a little "Twisting at the Organ" session! Toccata on a mighty Wurlitzer maybe?! Just need to work out how the bloody reverb works!
@@FraserGartshore Don't lower yourself to my feeble offerings! At some point around 1789, when being told that her French subjects had no bread, Marie-Antoinette reputedly sniffed, “Qu'ils mangent de la brioche”-“Let them eat cake.” And she lost her head for it (which is what would happen to you if you let your loyal supporters ever feed on a diet with any 'Twist' in it! Of course, the dear lady said no such thing . . . but that didn't stop the guillotine!)
Great to see your hauptwerk organ connected and "singing". I really look forward to your hauptwerk videos. I am also new to hauptwerk and am learning from you. I am turning an old baldwin console into my hauptwerk organ. I need to install the midi strip for the pedals. Right now I play around on one manual. Even on that the sound is great. Thanks for your vids. Mike
Fantabulous / Have to encourage my husband to get and complete his build / Lucky to have an old organ cabinet to fit it all in too with a good amp and speakers and a nice bench seat
Isn’t it fun? This is going to be an amazing new chapter in my life! You’ll be getting an email from me tomorrow by the way! As for the Theater Organs - you’ll need to show me how the reverb function works. I haven’t delved that deep yet.
Frasier, number one, I absolutely love your channel. I had that same cinema organ sample set. You can do so much with it. Number 2 as for the "academics" I would not mind them to much. I certainly don't. They are killing the organ with thier dead playing and horrid registers. They seem to fail to remember the organ is the King of Music all music. And hearing you play and another friend of mine its no wonder why the organ has that distinct title. Sadly covid has wiped me out of funds but I can and will do us share your videos and ask people to donate. This is the future of the organ and if this instrument is yo survive and become more popular we need more organists like you and less of the other kind. Two thumbs way up! Cheers From Nashville Tn.
Thank you for those kind words! The organ world is in dire need of help - sadly from itself. As you say, there are just too many zombies out there churning out the same old stuff (I’m certainly not including any of my TH-cam colleagues here - I’m taking about the organ police lurking in churches/academia/swamps/etc) trying to ensure that the organ world remains an elite club for the initiated few. If they keep up, there will be no organ world in a few years. I like to think I’m doing my bit to shake things up a bit, pi**ing the establishment off in the process!
@@FraserGartshore you are doing a great job. We all have a part to play in promoting the organ in all its forms from the home organ all the way up to the might pipe organ. As I said I absolutely love your channel keep up the amazing work!
I just listened with headphones and that cinema organ is actually in stereo with different voices panned to different spots, so I am picking out the individual voices in greater detail than I ever could before.
Hi Fraser, you can use the Impulse Response (IR) settings built into Hauptwerk to get reverb on the theatre organ if you want. If you're interested in having me explain how to do it, I can help you out with that-just reply to let me know, and I'll open Hauptwerk when I have some time to look into the menus!
This makes me want to play the Eisenbarth organ (sample set) again. Having many sample sets, I tend to forget how great the 'free ones' are. That English Horn is gorgeous. Thanks!
You almost made me cry (emotion at seeing you actually playing your 'baby'), Fraser. Beautiful. Well done, and enjoy, enjoy, enjoy as we long-term HW users enjoy. A new world opens before you .... go explore.
Bravo Fraser, on doing such a great job of putting this together. Unlike your organ, I only have two manuals, but have bought 4-manual samplesets. Not sure how to program 4 into 2.... all quite a learning experience!! Looking forward to hearing lots of organ music!!🌺😊💕🎶✨
It's great, isn't it! I'm going to try adding some internal Hauptwerk reverb, once I've worked that out, to make it sound more Movie Palace than Bingo Hall... Do you have any other cinema sets you'd recommend?
Fraser, I am very pleased that you are getting on well with Hauptwerk, I've been using it since 2003 and just love it. I look forward to seeing and hearing what you achieve with it, frankly if I can do it, I know you can much better.
Many guy;s ask me why I have a standard 13 pedals. Well, this video... Theater organ explain it well. I play much faster and controlled pedals just like a bass player on the 13 pedal. I tried fast playing on the Viscount CL40 (27 pedal) and I couldn't. For church pipes, by all means, have 30 or 32 pedals. If you want to enjoy the best of all the world... I love my 13 pedal organ!
Nice job! That theatre organ is crying for some reverb. The old theatres didn't have nearly the same sound deadening that modern theatres do so there was still a lot of room for the sound to "mix". I wonder if you could route the output of hauptwerk through a DAW like cakewalk (free and fully functional) and take that output as your main? Then it's just a matter of applying a reverb plugin on the channels. I'm not sure how that might affect latency though!
No reverb plugin is needed. Gartshore can use the Impulse Response (IR) stuff built into Hauptwerk. It took me a while to figure out how to use it, but it's not too hard!
Nice setup already! A tip, mac has a build-in 2nd screen option with an iPad called SideCar. So if you use it as a basic extra screen then you won’t need third party apps anymore.
Glad to see you've got it up and running! Can't wait to see how the project progresses! Just a suggestion that might make it easier. I know you said you don't want to get large touch screens for this, but maybe getting a touch screen PC or monitor would help you out with your registrations for organs 4 manuals (being able to use the pistons available with the program), as well as setting your own presets. Looks great so far, and I can't wait to see what comes next for the home organ!
Nice and unique performance! I like very much cinema organs, I use this free sampleset too. In the future I have to learn to improvise in this style. To play in a cinema (theather) organ is a special feeling! Greeting from Romania, from the Transsylvania region (here live a lot of hungarian nationality people in minority - as I). Laci
Great idea to use a 4th keyboard as the presets! pistons are not often able to be installed under the keyboards. Another ideaL use 88 note keyboards and use the keys beyond the 61 notes as presets. But the keyboards are huge. Again: avoids the matter of the pistons and the costly stops!
The 88 key keyboard is a good idea. The only issue is most 88 key keyboards have a piano type touch (weighted keys). If you can find an 88 key with an organ type touch “tracker touch” then it is better.
Wow!!! Very nicely done. I am curious, where did you get the manuals from (i.e. manufacturer)? I've never seen any like that and I'd like to look into them... it sounds like your new setup is working very well for you. I have heard a lot of good things about Hauptwerk, but I only have a single keyboard at the moment and due to cost, it's still a ways in the future for me, so I am living vicariously through your demonstrations and playing! Nice work. It's great to see something come together and provide joy and happiness!
You gave me an idea when you were using your 4th KB to control things. You were emulating a 3 KB organ and using the 4th KB for organ controls. I have a set up with 2 keyboards and pedalboard. I bought a small, mini-key (about 70% full sized) 25 note midi KB. I defined the stops on that 25 key KB. 8 stops for the G.O. (C thru G). 8 stops for the Sw (G# thru D#). etc…
You are listening through headphones. Where does the sound that we hear come from? And how do those compare to the sound that you would hear from speakers in your room? Which gives the best sound?
Ja ja - made in Germany you know! (I've been a BD fan for a long time. Their headphones are very very good indeed - perfect for mixing and mastering organ music by the way!)
One organ that you should try to get is the Caen St. Etienne by Sonus Paradisi. It's a Cavaillé-Coll beauty and sounds just awesome. The 32' Contrebombarde just shakes your head 😂
Is the 3(+1) midi keyboard a commercial product ? Can I ask the name or a link for its existence ? Thank you for marvelously showing Hauptwerk. I like the samples and the music between 9:25-11:52 - it is so hard to find a list of mellow organ music like this, and with this type of registration. In my family many have been organists. Greetings from Norway
Mighty it is, user friendly it isn't . I got it installed and running rather quickly with a motley assortment of keyboards mapped to the manuals. Then I thought, surely there's a reverb knob? No. But there's some kind of heinous 24 channel mixer window, and apparently somewhere in there, is buried a reverb. I think I'd rather stick with Kontakt for playing organs, thanks so much.
@@FraserGartshore Danke für die schnelle Antwort. Ich bin Spanier und kann kein Deutsch. Ich muss den Google Übersetzer verwenden und auf einem Handy wird es umständlich. Meine Frage bezieht sich auf die physische Tastatur, die Sie verwenden. da habe ich es hier noch nie gesehen. Marke und Modell, das ist meine Frage. Danke und entschuldigung für die Umstände
BTW: Excuse this dumb question but, does the Hauptwerk company/factory make complete, bespoke organs (consoles, pedal boards) for churches, like Allen, Rodgers and Johannus, etc.?
Nope, just the software. They used to (or may even still) endorse a few hardware manufacturers via their website, but they themselves just take care of the software side of things.
@@Engineer9736 You could try Romsey Organs, who make bespoke HWK consoles to almost any specification, including some rather nice "moderner" consoles ideal for home use.
The one thing you need to do better than me is ever finish the cosmetic part. As soon as I had everything functional I left it as is and just kept playing it...
Haha, same for me. My setup is on the attick. What you see in this video, is what I have (only 2 keyboards instead of 4). And I think I will leave the cosmetic part out, all the funds can go to good keyboards, extra RAM & sample sets :)
Hi. my digital organ is broken and Im not sure if can be fixed so Im looking for some replaceiment like Hauptwerk can you tell me where could I get the program/s and keyboard +pedalboard set?
Hope you manage to find a solution. Many 61 note keyboards have a midi output and could use those and turn the keyboard volume down. But I believe a sole midi keyboard is called a midi controller and if a home handyman could build a stack to hold the keyboards. Now for pedal board there is one midi pedal board kit made in Italy in any standard pedalboard type. Easily found on the internet with video of how to assemble.However I have been offered an old pedalboard from a pipe organ which I am going to try and add midi components to it and plenty of videos showing how this done. There is a very good conversion kit.
Congratulations! I hope you realise you've hit a peak danger point. Once you have a working system there is a great temptation to just play it as it is, and not complete the cosmetics!
Please...Picture a complete stranger (me) in your home. I stand up and give you a standing ovation for your accomplishment and talent! Saying simply "Good Job" just does not suffice. AMAZING!!! I am jealous.
You got that organ-ised very quickly.
It sounds great; or some might say swell.
:-)
🙈
Your happiness is infectious. 😎
Magnificent. You are so near the summit of that mountain you have been climbing (with plenty of Sherpa support!). Just the console frame now and your swell pedals/shoes to attach to the pedal board so that they are comfortable to operate. The end is definitely in sight. And what a lovely tease with some glorious Cesar Franck, an improvisation in the 'British' tradition and then a bit of boogie on the cinema organ sample set! That is why you reign supreme, Fraser: you deliver fully on all counts . . . and Hauptwerk (both during and after Covid) will be the perfectly vehicle to showcase your limitless talents and gifts as the consummate entertainer! I know you like your cars, but with Hauptwerk (when you have saved your Euros!) you will have access to the equivalent of Ferraris, Bentleys, Mercedes and Bugatti Veyrons, as well as some vintage classics! Bring it on!
Aah, Graham, you naughty wordsmith you! Thank you for your support along the way - didn't I promise a performance of your works... Once the swells are on board, we'll have a little "Twisting at the Organ" session! Toccata on a mighty Wurlitzer maybe?! Just need to work out how the bloody reverb works!
@@FraserGartshore Don't lower yourself to my feeble offerings! At some point around 1789, when being told that her French subjects had no bread, Marie-Antoinette reputedly sniffed, “Qu'ils mangent de la brioche”-“Let them eat cake.” And she lost her head for it (which is what would happen to you if you let your loyal supporters ever feed on a diet with any 'Twist' in it! Of course, the dear lady said no such thing . . . but that didn't stop the guillotine!)
Jazzy stuffs on the organ. Such a joy! Thank you!
Wow that looks and sounds impressive. Can't wait to see the finished project. Is it possible to list the equipment you are using? Thanks for sharing 👍
Great to see your hauptwerk organ connected and "singing". I really look forward to your hauptwerk videos. I am also new to hauptwerk and am learning from you. I am turning an old baldwin console into my hauptwerk organ. I need to install the midi strip for the pedals. Right now I play around on one manual. Even on that the sound is great. Thanks for your vids.
Mike
Good luck!
Welcome to the Hauptwerk Club!
Sounds great; congratulations!
Yes, that sounds great! Congratulations on your new organ! And congratulations on your playing style!
Fantabulous / Have to encourage my husband to get and complete his build / Lucky to have an old organ cabinet to fit it all in too with a good amp and speakers and a nice bench seat
been using hauptwerk for a year now, great software and worth the price.
Sheer Joy!!! Wow. You are making exponential progress. This sounds so good. And I can’t wait to learn all about theater organ from you!!! Bravo!!!!!
Isn’t it fun? This is going to be an amazing new chapter in my life! You’ll be getting an email from me tomorrow by the way! As for the Theater Organs - you’ll need to show me how the reverb function works. I haven’t delved that deep yet.
Frasier, number one, I absolutely love your channel. I had that same cinema organ sample set. You can do so much with it.
Number 2 as for the "academics" I would not mind them to much. I certainly don't. They are killing the organ with thier dead playing and horrid registers.
They seem to fail to remember the organ is the King of Music all music. And hearing you play and another friend of mine its no wonder why the organ has that distinct title. Sadly covid has wiped me out of funds but I can and will do us share your videos and ask people to donate. This is the future of the organ and if this instrument is yo survive and become more popular we need more organists like you and less of the other kind. Two thumbs way up!
Cheers
From Nashville Tn.
Thank you for those kind words! The organ world is in dire need of help - sadly from itself. As you say, there are just too many zombies out there churning out the same old stuff (I’m certainly not including any of my TH-cam colleagues here - I’m taking about the organ police lurking in churches/academia/swamps/etc) trying to ensure that the organ world remains an elite club for the initiated few. If they keep up, there will be no organ world in a few years. I like to think I’m doing my bit to shake things up a bit, pi**ing the establishment off in the process!
@@FraserGartshore you are doing a great job. We all have a part to play in promoting the organ in all its forms from the home organ all the way up to the might pipe organ. As I said I absolutely love your channel keep up the amazing work!
I just listened with headphones and that cinema organ is actually in stereo with different voices panned to different spots, so I am picking out the individual voices in greater detail than I ever could before.
👍...Goes to show you that when you put your mind to it...anything can be accomplished. I love it...👍
Just wait until you see the finished product!
@@FraserGartshore ---I'll be watching for it!
Congratulation, Maestro !!! All the best from Ireland. God Bless you & Family:
Renzo *
The Italian...
Hi Fraser, you can use the Impulse Response (IR) settings built into Hauptwerk to get reverb on the theatre organ if you want. If you're interested in having me explain how to do it, I can help you out with that-just reply to let me know, and I'll open Hauptwerk when I have some time to look into the menus!
love the jazz organ at the end of this!! bravo!!
That was amazing! Sounds are gorgeous and the improvs magnificent, as always! Great job!!!
It’s sounding great so far! Although, you might say your organ sounds...Swell! XD.
Get it?
Nice Hauptwerk setup! Looking forward to seeing it in its final phase. :)
This makes me want to play the Eisenbarth organ (sample set) again. Having many sample sets, I tend to forget how great the 'free ones' are.
That English Horn is gorgeous.
Thanks!
You almost made me cry (emotion at seeing you actually playing your 'baby'), Fraser. Beautiful. Well done, and enjoy, enjoy, enjoy as we long-term HW users enjoy. A new world opens before you .... go explore.
It's great fun Fraser. Did you find it satisfying? Time to get your woodwork tools out!!!!
Beautiful! Looking forward to seeing more of this!
Bravo Fraser, on doing such a great job of putting this together. Unlike your organ, I only have two manuals, but have bought 4-manual samplesets. Not sure how to program 4 into 2.... all quite a learning experience!! Looking forward to hearing lots of organ music!!🌺😊💕🎶✨
I love that Paramount 310...I find I'm not over-popular blasting away on that - apparently my bass bin makes the floor rattle!!
It's great, isn't it! I'm going to try adding some internal Hauptwerk reverb, once I've worked that out, to make it sound more Movie Palace than Bingo Hall... Do you have any other cinema sets you'd recommend?
Fraser, I am very pleased that you are getting on well with Hauptwerk, I've been using it since 2003 and just love it. I look forward to seeing and hearing what you achieve with it, frankly if I can do it, I know you can much better.
Many guy;s ask me why I have a standard 13 pedals. Well, this video... Theater organ explain it well. I play much faster and controlled pedals just like a bass player on the 13 pedal. I tried fast playing on the Viscount CL40 (27 pedal) and I couldn't. For church pipes, by all means, have 30 or 32 pedals. If you want to enjoy the best of all the world... I love my 13 pedal organ!
Super installation ! J'adore utiliser Hauptwerk.
Nice job! That theatre organ is crying for some reverb. The old theatres didn't have nearly the same sound deadening that modern theatres do so there was still a lot of room for the sound to "mix". I wonder if you could route the output of hauptwerk through a DAW like cakewalk (free and fully functional) and take that output as your main? Then it's just a matter of applying a reverb plugin on the channels. I'm not sure how that might affect latency though!
No reverb plugin is needed. Gartshore can use the Impulse Response (IR) stuff built into Hauptwerk. It took me a while to figure out how to use it, but it's not too hard!
Im not sure but it seems the new version of "Hauptwerk" has a reverb control. "Grandorgue" wich is a freeware and almost as good as Hauptwerk, has it.
Nice setup already! A tip, mac has a build-in 2nd screen option with an iPad called SideCar. So if you use it as a basic extra screen then you won’t need third party apps anymore.
Da habe ich mir doch glatt meine extra guten Orgelkopfhörer geholt. Wenn schon denn schon... 😉😍
Glad to see you've got it up and running! Can't wait to see how the project progresses!
Just a suggestion that might make it easier. I know you said you don't want to get large touch screens for this, but maybe getting a touch screen PC or monitor would help you out with your registrations for organs 4 manuals (being able to use the pistons available with the program), as well as setting your own presets. Looks great so far, and I can't wait to see what comes next for the home organ!
Top Entertainment! Thank you!
Nice and unique performance! I like very much cinema organs, I use this free sampleset too. In the future I have to learn to improvise in this style. To play in a cinema (theather) organ is a special feeling! Greeting from Romania, from the Transsylvania region (here live a lot of hungarian nationality people in minority - as I). Laci
That didn't take long at all . Way to go !
Your new organ sounds wonderful, Fraser. I know you're delighted. Definitely get "Rotterdam" (Laurenskerk).You won't need much else with that! 👍⚡⚡⚡
I have a shopping list of sample sets I'd like to own - maybe I'll ask the wife if we want to get remarried - an excuse to set up a wedding list! 😂
@@FraserGartshore Haha 😄... Not a bad idea.
Great idea to use a 4th keyboard as the presets! pistons are not often able to be installed under the keyboards. Another ideaL use 88 note keyboards and use the keys beyond the 61 notes as presets. But the keyboards are huge. Again: avoids the matter of the pistons and the costly stops!
The 88 key keyboard is a good idea. The only issue is most 88 key keyboards have a piano type touch (weighted keys).
If you can find an 88 key with an organ type touch “tracker touch” then it is better.
Such fun! Enjoying this immensely.
Me too!
May I ask where you got the keyboard racks from ?? Kind regards :)
Goodnight.
Where are those keyboards sold? I am interested in one of two.
Thanks.
Sounds fantastic like a church organ !
nice fraser you finaly got it working :))
Nice one Fraser.
Wow!!! Very nicely done. I am curious, where did you get the manuals from (i.e. manufacturer)? I've never seen any like that and I'd like to look into them... it sounds like your new setup is working very well for you. I have heard a lot of good things about Hauptwerk, but I only have a single keyboard at the moment and due to cost, it's still a ways in the future for me, so I am living vicariously through your demonstrations and playing! Nice work. It's great to see something come together and provide joy and happiness!
You gave me an idea when you were using your 4th KB to control things.
You were emulating a 3 KB organ and using the 4th KB for organ controls.
I have a set up with 2 keyboards and pedalboard.
I bought a small, mini-key (about 70% full sized) 25 note midi KB.
I defined the stops on that 25 key KB.
8 stops for the G.O. (C thru G).
8 stops for the Sw (G# thru D#).
etc…
“Great” idea!
@@FraserGartshore It is only Great until you get to the G.
You are listening through headphones. Where does the sound that we hear come from? And how do those compare to the sound that you would hear from speakers in your room? Which gives the best sound?
Excellent!
Herzlichen Glückwunsch!
Nice headphones 🎧
Ja ja - made in Germany you know! (I've been a BD fan for a long time. Their headphones are very very good indeed - perfect for mixing and mastering organ music by the way!)
@@FraserGartshore We have the same pair 😉 Recommended to me by Paul Fey. Must be a German thing 🙂
Great as always!!
One organ that you should try to get is the Caen St. Etienne by Sonus Paradisi. It's a Cavaillé-Coll beauty and sounds just awesome. The 32' Contrebombarde just shakes your head 😂
dont get that sampleset fraser, wait for nancy to come out
I've already spoken to Piotr G about Nancy!
Very nice.
Looking forward to "The Bells of St. Anne de Beaupré", Fraser. Thank you for sharing your lovely sounding virtual pipe organ.
thing is you don't want is 300 parishioners on your door step for the ....recital! You can always do live-streams on YT instead.
Nice! What are the total cost off the organ as it is now?
Is the 3(+1) midi keyboard a commercial product ? Can I ask the name or a link for its existence ? Thank you for marvelously showing Hauptwerk. I like the samples and the music between 9:25-11:52 - it is so hard to find a list of mellow organ music like this, and with this type of registration. In my family many have been organists. Greetings from Norway
Mighty it is, user friendly it isn't . I got it installed and running rather quickly with a motley assortment of keyboards mapped to the manuals.
Then I thought, surely there's a reverb knob? No. But there's some kind of heinous 24 channel mixer window, and apparently somewhere in there, is buried a reverb.
I think I'd rather stick with Kontakt for playing organs, thanks so much.
It's not easy, but it's very powerful. That's the compromise.
Nice!
frenetic! 🤩
thas better mr gartshore
Where can one buy the manuals and pistons?
I purchased almost everything I needed from Gino Midi in the Netherlands.
👍💯
but how can you download any instruments on hauptwerk?
You just download the various organs to the computer - Apple Mac or I presume PC/Windows unless its exclusively a Mac thing.
danke für deinen Beitrag. Welche Tastatur ist das?
Siehe die Hauptwerk Playlist - alles wurde schon erklärt!
@@FraserGartshore Danke für die schnelle Antwort. Ich bin Spanier und kann kein Deutsch. Ich muss den Google Übersetzer verwenden und auf einem Handy wird es umständlich.
Meine Frage bezieht sich auf die physische Tastatur, die Sie verwenden. da habe ich es hier noch nie gesehen.
Marke und Modell, das ist meine Frage.
Danke und entschuldigung für die Umstände
Sounds great if my bank didn't charge me $2 fee for international transaction I'd help plus money is tight., HOWEVER this sounds Great!
BTW: Excuse this dumb question but, does the Hauptwerk company/factory make complete, bespoke organs (consoles, pedal boards) for churches, like Allen, Rodgers and Johannus, etc.?
Hauptwerk is only the computer software which plays the samplesets. For any hardware you need other companies, like the ones you described.
@@Engineer9736 Thank you. 👍
Nope, just the software. They used to (or may even still) endorse a few hardware manufacturers via their website, but they themselves just take care of the software side of things.
@@FraserGartshore Thank you, Fraser. I always wondered about this.
@@Engineer9736 You could try Romsey Organs, who make bespoke HWK consoles to almost any specification, including some rather nice "moderner" consoles ideal for home use.
The one thing you need to do better than me is ever finish the cosmetic part. As soon as I had everything functional I left it as is and just kept playing it...
Haha, same for me. My setup is on the attick. What you see in this video, is what I have (only 2 keyboards instead of 4).
And I think I will leave the cosmetic part out, all the funds can go to good keyboards, extra RAM & sample sets :)
Hi. my digital organ is broken and Im not sure if can be fixed so Im looking for some replaceiment like Hauptwerk can you tell me where could I get the program/s and keyboard +pedalboard set?
Hope you manage to find a solution. Many 61 note keyboards have a midi output and could use those and turn the keyboard volume down. But I believe a sole midi keyboard is called a midi controller and if a home handyman could build a stack to hold the keyboards. Now for pedal board there is one midi pedal board kit made in Italy in any standard pedalboard type. Easily found on the internet with video of how to assemble.However I have been offered an old pedalboard from a pipe organ which I am going to try and add midi components to it and plenty of videos showing how this done. There is a very good conversion kit.
Congratulations! I hope you realise you've hit a peak danger point. Once you have a working system there is a great temptation to just play it as it is, and not complete the cosmetics!