This software is provided to you for your personal use,
please do not share or distribute anywhere
How to use software – firstly plug the USB100 stick into your computers USB Socket.
A MIDI Introduction – By Lee Jones
This video is an introduction to all aspects of using MIDI with a Lowrey organ
VIDEO CURRENTLY IN PRODUCTION
What is MIDI ? – Part 3
If reading is not your thing, and I can fully understand that, you can watch the videos below, they explain what MIDI is, the advantages and disadvantages in their entirety.This is a simplified view of what connections are made using standard MIDI cablesNOTE this video below does not have any soundWhile these videos are useful, …
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What is MIDI ? – PART 2
Part 1 was a general overview of what MIDI is ! . . . . .
in this part, I will explain in more detail the advantages and disadvantages of using MIDI with a LOWREY organ Continue reading “What is MIDI ? – PART 2”
What is MIDI ? – PART 1
NOTE: You may find that you are not familiar with some of the terminology and abbreviations I use on all the pages of this website. I have now incorporated within the text further pop out details, simply by hovering your mouse cursor over any word with a row of dots underneath
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HOW to Save Your Presets on a Lowrey Organ
I’m sure that I am not the only one who has set up and changed a current preset to something completely different to match the song I’m learning or playing. The process can take some time to get right, and it’s very frustrating and annoying when you realise that what you thought was saved, wasn’t. …
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HOW TO – Play an Organ Without Reading Music
Online Course by: Lee Jones
Being able to play a Lowrey Organ in some peoples eye’s must seem like owning a full Orchestra, and of course it is, where else can you play many different orchestral instruments with a fully automated backing track, and all in the comfort of your home Continue reading “HOW TO – Play an Organ Without Reading Music”
HOW TO FIX – Scratchy and Inconsistent sounding Bass Pedals
Scratchy and Inconsistent Bass Pedals are the Bain of all older organs and sometimes those that are just a years old. Continue reading “HOW TO FIX – Scratchy and Inconsistent sounding Bass Pedals”
HOW TO – Remove & Clean a LOWREY Spinet Bass Pedal Board – part 4
If you have a Spinet Pedal board on an SU an A or E series Organ, such as the one shown below from an SU530 Stardust. You may find that some of the pedals sound scratchy and not working as good as they should.
This article will explain and show step by step how to remove them and thoroughly clean them, especially where the contacts are !
How to clean a Full Console Pedal Board
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HOW TO – Remove & Clean a LOWREY Spinet Bass Pedal Board – part 3
If you have a Spinet Pedal board on an SU an A or E series Organ, such as the one shown below from an SU530 Stardust. You may find that some of the pedals sound scratchy and not working as good as they should.
This article will explain and show step by step how to remove them and thoroughly clean them, especially where the contacts are !
How to clean a Full Console Pedal Board
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