Thanks to MIDI elctronic boards, it is possible to MIDIFY
easily any keyboard of an existing organ.
Moreover, you can also use these boards for real pipe organ control.
If you don't have a keyboard, you can always purchase a master keyboard (about 100$) which outputs MIDI events.
Of course, if you don't appreciate the touch control, you can always purchase ancient or new keyboards.
Matrixed FATAR keyboards (99% of worldwide keyboards) are a good solution. The TP60 model is unexpensive, for very good quality.
My electonic cards can interface directly these keyboards or any other kinds of keyboards.
Moreover, you can also use these boards for real pipe organ control.
If you don't have a keyboard, you can always purchase a master keyboard (about 100$) which outputs MIDI events.
Of course, if you don't appreciate the touch control, you can always purchase ancient or new keyboards.
Matrixed FATAR keyboards (99% of worldwide keyboards) are a good solution. The TP60 model is unexpensive, for very good quality.
My electonic cards can interface directly these keyboards or any other kinds of keyboards.
If you have classical organ keyboards, you can midify them thanks to my ELECTRONIC CARDS. (KI64 BOARDS and KI7_MIDI_USB and PEUSB for Pedalboards)
You can also use my dedicated HALL EFFECT sensor cards. (KI32 x 2). The KI64 board can be use for any kind of contact : Direct contacts, ILS, optical, magnetic. The main board KI7_MIDI or KI7_MIDI_USB can drive :
- Up to 7 Keyboards/Pedal/knobs : So you could avoid lots of widespread daisy-chained MIDI boards (Very slow response time)
- 7x64 drawknobs entries, pistons.
- Any number of power outoputs for relays, motors, magnet valves.
KI6x8x8_MIDI_USB for matrixed keyboards
KEYBOARDS INTERFACES :
They accept any sensors : HALL, optical, or direct contacts.
They can be placed directly under (or at the rear of) any keyboard, using 2 KI32 boards.
They are directly connected to the KI6_MIDI or KI7_MIDI_USB, with direct USB output :
- With a MIDI interface and a MIDI->USB converter.
- Or directly to my DB25 PC parallel interface.
These boards are available upon requestThey accept any sensors : HALL, optical, or direct contacts.
They can be placed directly under (or at the rear of) any keyboard, using 2 KI32 boards.
They are directly connected to the KI6_MIDI or KI7_MIDI_USB, with direct USB output :
- With a MIDI interface and a MIDI->USB converter.
- Or directly to my DB25 PC parallel interface.
Can control any existing contact. plugged to KI6_64_MIDI or KI7_MIDI_USB via DB15 connectors . Available with 32 or 64 contacts.
Convenient for any existing keyboard. You need 2 boards for 2x32 keys.
Power supply : 12V delivers 5V via a voltage regulator .
Above, right : interface with 2 ranks 32 HALL sensors, allowing to send MIDI velocity event.
At the bottom, right, interface only 1 rank of sensors.
These boards guarantee unlimited reliability.
These boards can also be used for classical contacts, ILS, optical sensors.
Inputs can be directly used for these different kinds of sensors.
Power supply : 12V delivers 5V via a voltage regulator .
Above, right : interface with 2 ranks 32 HALL sensors, allowing to send MIDI velocity event.
At the bottom, right, interface only 1 rank of sensors.
These boards guarantee unlimited reliability.
These boards can also be used for classical contacts, ILS, optical sensors.
Inputs can be directly used for these different kinds of sensors.
