Wed May 08, 2013 3:03 pm
Thank you Brett,
well... not really. I'll try to explain in a differentway:
In the eco division I have 6 string stops. Each string stops have a celeste stop. But I don't want to use 6 drawknobs for the 6 celestes, so my intention is to have one drawknob for celestes. The celeste drawknob shouldn't switch on all the 6 celeste stops at the same time, but only the corresponding to the strings in on position. Just like the celestes on/off in theater organs. Let me describe an example:
This are the rank IDs
81. Saliciona 16
82. Viola DO 8'
83. Gamba 8'
84. Eolina 8'
85. Salicet 4'
87. Celestes On
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101. Salicional celeste 16'
102. Viola DO celeste 8'
103. Gamba celeste 8'
104. Eolina celeste 8'
105. Salicet celeste 4'
A. When I switch on either 81, 82, 83...85, the correspondent celeste is prepared on (101, 102... 105) but it doesn't sound until I switch on Nº 87 (Celestes on).
B. If I switch on 84 and also 4' coupler, the Eolina will sound in 8' and 4'. When, in addition to that, I switch on Nº 87 (Celestes on), then we will have 84. Eolina in 8' and 4', and 104. Eolina celeste in 8' and 4'
C. If I switch on 83. Gamba 8', and I couple to the positive in 16', 8' and 4', I will have in positive a Gamba 16', 8' and 4' When, in addition to that, I switch on Nº 87 (Celestes on), then we will have on Positive 83. Gamba 16', 8' and 4' and 103. Gamba celeste 16', 8' and 4'.
I can do everything here except the Nº 87 Celestes On. What can that be in CODM?
Thank you!
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