Dear friends

I'm new to the Digest so this may be incorrectly addressed but I hope it
gets through.

 [ Editor's Note:  Odd...  Your first message was addressed to
 [ to the list.  The second (this one) was addressed to my
 [ personal mailbox.  From the context its obvious you intended this
 [ for the group.
 [
 [ In the "for what its worth department", your first message had
 [ two addresses which are "aliases" for the same thing: this list.
 [ In short, rolls@foxtail.com and automatic-music@foxtail.com are
 [ equivalent.  You can use either and get the same result.  I'm a
 [ lazy typist.  I use the shorter one!
 [
 [ Jody

Part of my mechanical music collection is a Wurlitzer Theatre Organ - a
small one, from 1928.   It's pretty much original except that the
roll-playing mechanism was removed years ago, long before I acquired
it.   And I can't play a note.   What I want to do, and what has been
done to a number of organs, is to run it on a MIDI stystem.   We're kind
of isolated here - can anyone help me please with information to get me
started?   I believe Devtronics and Arndt Organ Co have some hardware,
for solid state stop and key control as well as the interface.   Any
leads please?   Thanks - and the Digest is a great idea!

Best wishes to all

Michael woolf

michaelw@actrix.gen.nz