Paul: your set up is beautiful and your demos are excellent!!. Congratulations and keep your work.

WTD: I wish I had the time, skill and money to join my set up in a single well finished cabinet like the organ you built. I see many others had the idea of making an organ out of an arranger.

Paul, your design is awesome and so are your demo's! I don't know if you care to share it, but I am curious how you do your songs. Do you record and then play over an mp3 or what? Do you use the arranger function when you play live? I note that you have some background vocals, some "oohs" and "aahs." Such as in Tequila Sunrise. Cool!

As for showing a pic, I made a post yesterday with a pic and it didn't work, so, I'm no help.

Thanks, Eric... for posting this.

Paul... your craftsmanship is excellent and your artistry/vocal really shines. Great job. Looking forward to the new version you've created.

Dave Rice http://www.ShowCaseYourMusic.com/DaveRice

for posting pictures you have to have:
somewhere to upload or store your pic, e.g. http://imageshack.us

use the squared off brackets like this:



TWD

Paul, do you have the plans for your amazing setup? Blueprints, that kind of thing?

Do you sell it commercially, or would you be willing to share construction details? That's one of the best thought out, most elegant and practical setups I've ever seen.... Kudos!

Paul ... your demos sound really good ...
thank you,
t.

Hello,

i don't build them commercially because the building proces is approx 2 months. i don't have plans I build it by head ( correct me if i'm wrong)
i made a website with some photo's of the new one and previous models http://www.muziek.paulrichard.nl/index.html

have fun

greet

paul

Heel mooi Paul

For many gigging musicians this is a mere dream, everyting in 2 rolling cars and no more hard work and sweat while setting things up.

Do you also have a solution to ride them straight intoo your Car?

The Idea is very nice, and can be used for every keyboard, maybe even adding a computer(touch)screen to the right of the arranger, so you could use your VST's on stage too...