Ed, Chris & all,
Technology usually = computers, cables all over the place, WAF=-25 (wife acceptance factor :-) )
You're right that correctly integrating the monitor(s) is a key factor to have a nice looking console. My present console is install in my garage (somehow converted as my music room), so the WAF is not that important (what I'm hoping to get soon is 3 manuals with a real AGO pedalboard (the 321 has a slightly radial pedalboard not AGO specs). Then I will make a nice, well integrated console
In the meantime, if I keep the "digital music rack", I will modify the console to remove the actual music rack, lower the monitor a few inches and build an overlay that I can put over the monitor so I can use sheets music.
If you're looking for some "digital sheet music" I bought a DVD on Ebay containing thousands of pages already in PDF: here is an example (
http://cgi.ebay.com/ORGAN-Sheet-Music-C ... 286.c0.m14 )
and another one including midi files (
http://cgi.ebay.com/DVD-Organ-Sheet-Mus ... 286.c0.m14 )
For around $10.00 you will save a lot of time, not having to scan yourself pages after pages of music. Also, if you're still working, check at your office, you might have a copier that can scan (one of our copiers has an automatic feeder and can scan and create a pdf file at more than 70 pages/minutes).
You will also find a ton of sheet music available "legally" on the net. Just googled around.
Now I need to find a few parts to refine my prototype....
Have fun!
François