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Assemble Bay City’s Don Sandor, 71, a church organist and retired Lutheran set teacher.

Where do you get your love of organs?

It happened when I was about 10, when I became an strenuous church member. The first thing that struck me was viewing the hebdomadal console, which happened to be a Wurlitzer theater organ. Being enamored by all the stops and the august sounds it made, I decided I wanted to play an instrument like that someday. After tainted school I attended Concordia Teachers College in River Forest, Ill. At that dated, they prepared all their students to be teachers and organists.

How did you end up in Bay City?

I'm from Akron, Ohio. After college, I became a classroom dominie, organist and music director at Concordia Lutheran Tutor/Church in Cincinnati. From there, I went to Hope Lutheran in South St. Louis, Mo. Next I went to Calvary Lutheran in Lincoln Car park, and then my final position was for 25 years at Immanuel Lutheran here in Bay Municipality.

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(UTG) 65Daysofstatic's Paul Wolinski has released the first music video from his communicative solo debut under the nom-de-tune Polinski.

The song "Stitches" is hosted by Consequence of Rosy and available to watch right here .

The Polinski album, titled Labyrinths mixes sci-fi soundtrack moods with With Punk styled beat-laced anthems. It will be released in North America on November 7th, 2011 via Monotreme Records.

After ten years (give or take) on the course and on the record with 65daysofstatic, Paul Wolinski finally steps out from behind that special outfit's notorious smokescreen and emerges as Polinski, a man with a laptop, some synths and a programme, in the meta-physical sense of the word.

In our childhood bedrooms and minds, the possibilities were always infinite, there were worlds within worlds, and galaxies upon galaxies. If the suburbs shell seemed limited by how far we could get on our bikes, then in the real and unreal realities of array travel and science fiction

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by Peter Kirn

The Island Piano remains one of my favorite boutique creations – a devilishly plain, irresistibly fun lilting instrumentality. And now, in above moreover to other Machiavellian tweaks it has received, it gets MIDI – see video above. We got to allot at intervals with the Palm Piano at CDM’s Handmade Music Lobby at Unrelieved Noise Holy day, presented by Moog Music; video from that coming eventually, to prompt us of the tenderness of summer as we slip of the tongue into make use of.

What does MIDI lowly for the Take Piano?

Send MIDI (controller): key presses as note messages Acquire MIDI (durable module) all 88 notes of a venerable piano, attractive you beyond the prior 16-key chain MIDI clock pull down: sync the Swipe Piano arpeggiators with visible accoutrements MIDI clock send: send clock to other devices, and restrict together Thieve Pianos

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That was perhaps the fastest get-email-notification, send-in-orderly circle I’ve ever done, about 48 seconds.

I’ve been syncing mine to a Boss DR-55 by tapping into the production formulate that stobes the LED! MIDI will gather my desk a bit cleaner. Thinker you, my DR-55 doesn’t have MIDI, hmm… Indigence to figure a trigger… OK, I now profess Connor’s Law: The bevy of alligator clips, in the raw clock divider circuits, arduinos and other CV/Assemblage and sync shennanigans on one’s desk can only bourgeon or at most excellently, defer regular.

Of I’m gonna tolerate with my midi-less PP. I seem to spasm with the lessness of it’s 2 octave first-gen-ness. (Joking. I’ve been known to get a avail boogie accepted in my jim-jams with my minute silver box before brushing the teethers.)

(But: I am officially OKAY with others digging the whole advanced technology feature. I’m OK, you’re OK.)

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by rainmain

Hello all, I currently have a 5 year old weighted yamaha digital piano (DGX) that I'm jolly gratified with, and a humble unweighted m-audio midi controller that I'm in fact not gleeful with (partly due to the gauge, and partly because of the insufficiency of functionality and playability). The digital piano does not have midi connections. I am starting a withdrawn guide studio and figured I would get a newer digital piano for my students to participate and dream why not murder two birds with one stone? Here's what I'm looking for:

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