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Posted by the ruralexploration kids |
4/12/2005 12:15 AM | remove |
is that a drum?
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Posted by Turd Furgusen |
4/14/2005 8:16 PM | remove |
Yup, see the smaller one in the lower left. Most likely the pipes are some sort of pnumatic operating system from them.
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Posted by yaggy |
5/28/2005 1:31 AM | remove |
yeah man, big theatre organs had tons of percussion things they could trigger. you don't see them much anymore, the pipe chambers take up a ton of space.
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Posted by coolied |
4/12/2008 12:09 AM | remove |
Yup.... the entire point of a theater organ is to provide a sort of a 'one-man orchestra'; originally to accompany silent films and musical plays............ theater organs commonly had interesting sound effects operated by foot-operated pushbuttons located behind the bass note pedals and to the left of the expression pedals (which adjust the shutters on the organ chambers, a 'volume control' if you will)...... Some of these sound effects included klaxons, bells, train whistles, and even a 'surf' sound generator..... some had clopping noises for horse hoof noises, and some theater organs even hooked up to a pneumatically actuated grand piano.........
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Posted by JWIL |
6/2/2011 8:10 PM | remove |
Here's some of the sound effects this one had: 2 bird calls, 2 sleigh bells, surf, thunder, aeroplanes, factory whistle, steamboat whistle, klaxon horn, etc., etc., etc.
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