Re: QUESTION - V3

[Greg Stritmater <senip@j51.com>]

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> Brian Nelson wrote:
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> H >4.  I am pleased to hear about a pedal clavier option.  Is this an 
> H >independent midi controller that I can use to trigger a module, or is 
> H >dedicated to the  V3?  As a B wood kicker, what would my "learning cur
> H >be reorienting my feet to these pedals?  Also, is their a way to mount
> H >expression/volume pedal to the pedal clavier like the B?
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> It's a MIDI controller which can be used with any module.  You'd feel 
> comfortable playing the new pedals after only a few minutes.  There is a 
> bracket which can be used to mount an expression pedal.  They also fit 
> into a real B-3.

   I'm not sure of the compatability of pedalboards between models, will 
these pedals fit a CV? Also how long are they? Are they short enough to 
have a regular bar-stool for a seat?
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> H >5.  I understand there is an "approved" keyboard controller made by Fa
> H >Mentioned was a 61-note "waterfall-style" manual.  What do you mean by
> H >"waterfall?".  Also, could their 76(?) key manuals work as well, and i
> H >they could, could you use the first octave to send sysex to change the
> H >presets?  Additionally, if I use two of these manuals, how "snug" coul
> H >get them together?  
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> They keys have a square faced front.  The keyboards can be mounted in the 
> same form factor as a real B-3.

   What model Fatar is this?! I'm thinking of getting a midi controller, 
but would rather have a Hammond feel over a piano feel.
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> H >7.  Will you be offering way-cool black t-shirts with the VOCE logo on
> H >the front?
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> No yet.

   Put me on the reserve list :)
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> H >But seriously, Dave...I know Voce's dealer network is small.  Would yo
> H >consider having a member of the net stop by the factory for a "test dr
> H >I'll bring the donuts!
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> Sounds like we should have a party one of these days in the near future.

   Sounds great! BTW: you're in Nj. right? 
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> /Dave
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                                        Greg Stritmater