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Pedalboard Soft

admin — Fri, 20 Jul 2007 15:02:21 +0000

Pedalboard Soft
Playing the piano and violin at the same time by one person?

Is it possible to play the piano and violin at the same time?
The pedalboard of a piano(I'm not referring to the soft,sostenuto and damper pedals) and violin played at the same time by one person? Can someone really do these things at the same time!
Can I see a video please!

Here's some peeps giving it the old college try

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiYpmx9hTlg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFgrQfgtq0c

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Organ Shoes&papal Shoes

Organ shoes are special shoes worn by organists, designed to facilitate playing of an organ pedalboard and reduce the risk of receiving a marching fracture. Also, since organ shoes are worn only at the organ, the use of special footwear avoid picking up grit or grime that could scar or stain the pedals.

mp3">http://www.himfr.com/buy-mp3_sock/">mp3 sockOrgan shoes are typically as small as possible, so as to prevent accidental hitting of more than one pedal at a time. They usually have a flexible, lightweight leather upper held snugly to the foot. The material should allow the organist?? feet to glide against each other without sticking together or making noise. They are often made from a soft, flexible leather sole (suede preferably) which allows the organist to slide his/her feet easily both along and across the pedals. The sole should be thin enough to feel the pedals easily. Organ shoes always have a slight heel, of about an inch and a quarter in height (for comfort of the leg and playing double notes) and wide enough that it cannot become wedged between two pedals, covered with a soft material such as suede leather to dampen noise. In general, rubber-covered heels are not suitable because they cannot slide easily between pedals (e.g., for chromatic glissandos).

While specialized organ shoes are not widely available, many types of footwear have characteristics that make them suitable for use as organ shoes, depending on the needs and preferences of the individual organist. A lace-up ballet slipper, or capezio shoe can also double for an organ shoe for those organists who are on a budget. Like that of an organ shoe, the ballet slipper, or capezio shoe also allows the organist to "feel" the pedals, and play them without hitches because they are generally have the same characteristics of a specialized organ shoe: a leather upper and sole for flexibility.

Wearing appropriate footwear can protect organists from getting a "marching fracture", which is a type of incomplete fracture in bones. It is caused by "unusual or repeated stress" from some type of physical activity. This is in contrast to other types of fractures, which are usually characterized by a solitary, severe impact. Organists often keep their organ shoes in a box in a separate place from their everyday shoes, so that they will not get dirty. This reduces the risk of picking up grit or grime which could marr the pedals.

The Papal shoes are the red leather outdoor shoes worn by the Pope. They should not be confused with the indoor papal slippers or the Episcopal sandals, which are the liturgical footwear proper to all Latin Rite bishops.

As did many noblemen, the Pope wore slippers (pantofole) inside his residences and leather shoes outside. The indoor papal slippers were made of red velvet or silk and were heavily decorated in gold braid, with a gold cross in the middle.

Before 1969, the Pope, like all bishops and prelates, wore Episcopal sandals during the Mass. The color of the Episcopal sandals varied to match the liturgical color of the Mass.

The Papal outdoor shoes were made of plain red Morocco leather and had a wide cross in gold braid. The cross once extended across the shoe and down to the sole. In the eighteenth century the ends of the cross were shortened, as shown in the photo of Pius VII's shoes. This old-fashioned type of dress shoe is very thin-soled and is sometimes called "pantofola liscia" or smooth slipper model.

After 1958, Pope John XXIII added gold buckles to the outdoor papal shoes, making them similar to the red shoes worn by cardinals outside of Rome.

Pope Paul VI eliminated the gold cross and completely discontinued the custom of kissing the papal foot. Paul VI can be seen wearing red buckled shoes in photographs from his 1964 trip to Jerusalem. In 1969, Paul VI abolished buckles from all ecclesiastical shoes, which had been customarily required at the Papal Court and for prelates. He also discontinued the use of the indoor velvet papal slippers and the Paschal mozzetta and shoes. Paul VI wore plain red leather shoes throughout the rest of his pontificate. Pope John Paul I, who was pope for only 33 days, continued wearing the plain red leather shoes worn by Paul VI. Early in his pontificate Pope John Paul II wore red shoes; however he quickly adopted wearing ordinary brown shoes. Paul VI, John Paul I, and John Paul II were buried in the red leather papal shoes.

Pope Benedict XVI restored the use of the red papal shoes, which are provided by his personal cobbler in Rome.[1]. In 2008, Pope Benedict XVI also restored the use of the white damask silk Paschal mozzetta, which was previously worn with white silk slippers.

The papal shoes, along with the camauro, papal mozzetta, and cloak (tabarro), are the only remnants of the former red color of the papal garments. St. Pope Pius V (1566 - 1572), who was a Dominican, changed the papal color to white, and it has remained so since.

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Effects Pedalboard

admin — Sat, 14 Jul 2007 07:02:40 +0000

Effects Pedalboard
Order of effects pedals on my pedalboard?

I recently built a pedalboard, and I've planned out what pedals I'm going to buy and what I have room for. However, I need to know the order I should chain them in. PLEASE READ MY SETUP FIRST: the whole reason I've resorted to this site is because Googling for hours hasn't provided me with information that's useful to my rig (mainly because of the fact that no two "guides" are the same). So here's are the pedals:
Dunlop Crybaby
DigiTech Whammy
Ibanez Flanger
BOSS DD-20 Digital Delay
Voodoo Lab MicroVibe
MXR EVH Phaser
BOSS Tremolo
Fulltone '70 Fuzz
I also have another problem: powering my pedals. Right now, I'm using a 1-Spot Adapter and a daisy chain with 5 plugs so I can power the 4 pedals I have, but in the future I'll need something more powerful (mainly because of the 18v DD-20). So, should I put a power strip in my pedalboard and stick with adapters, or should I go for something more powerful and compact like a Dunlop DC Brick? Any help is appreciated.

Keith's suggestion of going from clean to distorted is exactly wrong.
The fact he doesn't know Whammy from Crybaby is a clue.
If you did that you'd be taking your flange and DISTORTING it which is far from the effect your looking for. Or then again, maybe it is. That's the fun of it all. You have to find the sound that inspires YOU. That being said...Here's my suggested order.
Anything that causes a time-delay should be last as they can sound very strange anywhere else (like distorting a reverb). Any distortion effect should be FIRST so the other effects are running on your initial tone.
so...
1.Fulltone Fuzz
2.Whammy
3.Crybaby
4-6. Microvibe/Phaser/Tremelo (you'll have to play with those)
7. Flanger
8. Delay

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Pedalboard Boss

admin — Sat, 12 May 2007 20:28:08 +0000

Pedalboard Boss
Pedal-board power supply question?

I've started making my own D.I.Y pedalboard, and have found that using a long extended power-socket thing takes up way too much space with all the 9v adapters, so I looked at ways to save some space, and discovered the 1 SPOT 9v Power supply, and was wondering about the voltage, amps and everything. I'm planning on using these pedals:

Digitech IV Whammy
Digitech "The Weapon" Dan Donegan Signature
Vox V847a Wah
Boss DD-7 Digital Delay
MXR Phase 90

I was wondering, can that one power supply be used with all of these pedals without any one of them shorting out or something, are all of the output levels (voltage, amp, etc.) the same?

Personally, I invested in the BOSS NS-2 Noise Suppressor pedal, as I play a lot of distorted metal guitar (as apparently you do as well, judging by the "Weapon" pedal) and it cuts out the 'hum' almost completely. Also, and this is why I'm suggesting it to you, it has the added bonus of being able to power a bunch of other pedals with the 'daisy chain' adapter. Both are readily available at Guitar Center or your local, well-stocked music store. At the least, they should be able to order them for you. If not, quit shopping there!

But the 1Spot's I can't personally attest to (I've only heard great things about them) however, the daisy chain is cheaper overall than buying 6 of those bad boys anyway. So, there's plenty of options. And don't forget to call your local guitar center. Chances are, they have other options as well, and there's probably a guy or two there who has built a DIY pedalboard of their own and would be more than happy to share blueprints/ideas/tips with you.

Hope this helps! Cheers and happy rockin'!

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do i HAVE to have a boss psa adapter for my boss footswitch?

because i just bought an acoustic simulator and a loop station and it says 'use boss psa adapter only' on both of them. but can i just use my pedalboard adapter to power them (its powered by a gator g-bus or will it mess them up or give them feedback or something?

It should be okay to use a generic 9v.

Just don't sue me if it blows up.

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Pedal Case

admin — Fri, 13 Apr 2007 15:40:39 +0000

Pedal Case
What type of pedal should I get for my guitar?

i was thinking of getting a distortoin pedal to get a dirty nirvana like sound....i'm just a beginner, so whats a good cheap and reliable brand?
i know some pedals can be hundreds of dollars so please dont suggest those haha

also what are other popular types of pedals rock bands use? just in case im not satisfied with the distortion pedal

Boss pedals are great; I use one every time I flip on my amp. I've had mine for 2 years and it works great. My only problem is it sucks up a battery like no other, but I'd expect the same for all other brands. Just never leave your pedal on when you aren't using it. The great thing is, for the quality and durability of these pedals, you'd probably have a had time finding one over $150. Mine was $99 and its amazing.

As for other pedals, I have to suggest a Cry Baby wah-wah pedal. GREAT sound. Artists such as Guns N' Roses, Jimi Hendrix, (and yes, occasionally Nirvana) all use wah-wahs. Cry Baby (in my opinion) is the best.

Aside from these two types of pedals, you HAVE to try some pedals from Digitech. That is my favorite brand. Try out some delays and treble boosters. You'll love the treble boosters if you like Nirvana.

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Can anybody tell me where I can find a Case 1070 pedal tractor?

I have been looking for one for 2 years, can't seem to find one in good condition, or any condition really, for a decent price.
This pedal tractor would be circa 1970, or maybe 1971. Any help would be truly appreciated!

I've found photos of the tractor you're searching for at a couple of auction sites. However, it appears the items have been sold. Sorry. I wish I could have been more help. Still, I would recommend you contact the auctioneers. Perhaps they can assist you further.

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Pedalboard Bag

admin — Fri, 23 Feb 2007 03:01:30 +0000

Pedalboard Bag

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