Thu Jun 10, 2004 7:26 pm
Hello Martin,
On my old GEM organ, there was a piston that when depressed, automatically coupled the pedals to which ever manual one was currently playing, and decoupled the other manual (since it had but two manuals). Although I'm one of them organists who rarely couple, this was just too handy not to use. Switch manuals, and the pedals just followed suit. Sweet. Gone were the days of rushing the digits over to flick off that pedal trumpet 8'. Perhaps this is a common feature on electronic organs, but it was the only instance I know of. Is such a feature possible with H2?
G'day
On my old GEM organ, there was a piston that when depressed, automatically coupled the pedals to which ever manual one was currently playing, and decoupled the other manual (since it had but two manuals). Although I'm one of them organists who rarely couple, this was just too handy not to use. Switch manuals, and the pedals just followed suit. Sweet. Gone were the days of rushing the digits over to flick off that pedal trumpet 8'. Perhaps this is a common feature on electronic organs, but it was the only instance I know of. Is such a feature possible with H2?
G'day
