In our second Behind the Scenes installment, Barry Holben talks with Tonal Designer, Randy Miller, about a very large digital-pipe combination organ project currently being built at the Allen Organ Factory.
Aha, "Division Cancel" that's handy indeed! Great idea. Thank you for your videos not all companies want to show things inside out. Even under the hood.
Beautiful wiring! There is just a wonderful world here of "what has changed" and "what has stayed the same" over time. I would really like to visit the Allen Organ factory someday.
Nicely done.... very clean and logical.... plugs can be a love hate relationship, I have never had a soldered connection fail from corrosion.... but they are difficult to service.... plugs are clean and easy... but can be subject to corrosion... Your organ building is nothing less then top drawer... ALWAYS ... I have seen your organs from the 60's and they just keep chugging on.... DOC
Concerning the pipe side of the combination organ, have the electromechanicals progressed to the point that, in a remote sliderchest, the pallet motor can follow its controlling key in attack and release velocities (as is normal operation for a tracker organ)?
Look at all those stops, amps, speakers, and DSP cages!! I am very impressed!!
Aha, "Division Cancel" that's handy indeed! Great idea. Thank you for your videos not all companies want to show things inside out. Even under the hood.
I'm gonna need a bigger house! Thanks, nice video!
Beautiful wiring! There is just a wonderful world here of "what has changed" and "what has stayed the same" over time. I would really like to visit the Allen Organ factory someday.
A last piece of excellence and quality totally made in America.
Nicely done.... very clean and logical.... plugs can be a love hate relationship, I have never had a soldered connection fail from corrosion.... but they are difficult to service.... plugs are clean and easy... but can be subject to corrosion... Your organ building is nothing less then top drawer... ALWAYS ... I have seen your organs from the 60's and they just keep chugging on....
DOC
thank you for the tour
Amazing!!
Excellent briefing! This organ must be the newest in the Elite program, as of October 2011.
WOW!!!!!!!!
Concerning the pipe side of the combination organ, have the electromechanicals progressed to the point that, in a remote sliderchest, the pallet motor can follow its controlling key in attack and release velocities (as is normal operation for a tracker organ)?
How come there arent any recordings of your 5 and major 4 manual installations...like PeachTree etc? This is fun!