leoenderlin

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leoenderlin posted a discussion
15/06/2014
Hello everyone,
I would like to have some information that I have not found anywhere on the midi system. I know that it can be installed on an acoustic accordion, in order to continue to play without being connected to an arranger or expander and to keep his accordion without having to buy another one.
I would like to know how much it would cost to install this device on my Fun star 120, and is it a danger for the accordion, and who should I contact for this manipulation, and finally, how much does the midi cost in total (arranger, midi device,...)?
I thank you in advance and wish you a pleasant day.
Léo
leoenderlin
15/06/2014
Hello, thank you but I can't find the prices I will contact Limex by mail.
MusicallyLéo
pontiac
16/06/2014
Hello Leo,

The technique for MIDI on the acoustic accordion is not "open", it remains quite rare today except for a few professionals and it is quite expensive.

Cavagnolo has made a big leap forward with their new digital Digit Pro or simple model. They also do mixed acoustic/digital or all digital modification from an acoustic.


Good research


pontiac





leoenderlin
16/06/2014
Thanks to you for the information, I have also inquired (below is a part of the email from Limex):
"The installation of the LIMEX system on your HOHNER accordion is not a problem.
You don't lose any register of your accordion, of course a cut-off register is a plus. There is no risk for your accordion, the acoustic sound is not changed.
LIMEX offers several solutions. Prices vary from 1250€ for the basic system to 3525€ for a complete system transforming your acoustic accordion into a real digital accordion, with the addition of microphones (also possible without microphones)
Digital has never been so easily accessible at a lower cost. "Good evening Leo
pontiac
16/06/2014
Here you are with a price range which seems to me correct.
It is true that the MIDI and now the digital of modern times embellish the game, it also opens new repertoire.

The cost is decreasing, but for good stuff you still have to pay the price. There is no mystery about it, quality has a price. Then the options (Microphone, HF etc..) must be able to be added later.

A good system to be able to make evolve its instrument with time and the means.

Hoping that your pleasure is at the rendezvous,



Good evening



pontiac
leoenderlin
17/06/2014
Thank you for giving me your opinion, but I'm not going to buy it right away, but I'm still considering it for the future.
Good evening
Leo
pontiac
17/06/2014
Leo,

there are other MIDI systems like Musitech.

http://www.musictech-midi.it/sistemi-midi/midi-per-fisarmonica

Q selec and Q linkDynamic:

http://www.nouvelaccord.com/boutique/21-systeme-midi-musictech




On KEYBOARDS FAN CLUB you will find everything related to the accordion:

http://keyboards.leforum.eu/f332-ACCORDEONS-ACOUSTIQUES-NUMERIQUES-ET-CLAVIERS-MAITRE.htm

LIMEX Section: http://keyboards.leforum.eu/f348-limex.htm


MUSITECH section: http://keyboards.leforum.eu/f280-Musictech.htm



Here's what you need to know.

Musically


pontiac







leoenderlin
18/06/2014
Thank you for these precisions.I don't know why but for me noon = Limex but not at all.Good dayLéo
Unknown posted a score
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leoenderlin posted a request
23/04/2014
Hello,
I am looking for the score of Atlantic Express by Henri Coene (
So, please, if someone could make it available it would be very nice.
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leoenderlin
24/04/2014
Thank you very much
leoenderlin posted a discussion
18/04/2014
Hello everyone,
I would like to know how to add variations in a piece to complicate it a bit or at least make it more beautiful. I don't know if that's what arranging a piece is? so if someone more erudite than me could explain how to proceed.
Thank you in advanceMusically and kindlyLéo
pontiac
18/04/2014
Hello Leo,

There is no specific technique to the arrangement except for some classics used: triplets, arpeggios at the end of the phrase, appogiaturas etc..
Study the Ferrero, André Astier, Joss Baselli methods for example but there are no precise rules and fortunately. Each arrangement is unique in principle, as it should be the result of one's own feeling.
Many accordionists like Maurice Larcange have made them, you can find them here. It gives you an idea.

Have a nice Easter weekend
leoenderlin
21/04/2014
thank you very much for answering even if there is no specific technique I am at least fixed in my idea so I will look at the methods.
Unknown
23/04/2014
Hello you can also look at the method of manu Maugain put by Gregory to the chapter accompaniment made by Armand Lassagne several style of acompaniment or arrangements on the harmonies of the pieces. Page 110




1356564780_75662.pdf (pdf) 25.46 mb
jphf51
23/04/2014
Good evening,
I agree with what is said above, but there is also a good way to understand how to "arrange" a piece is to listen to how others play it. Take a simple song for example Mon Amant de St Jean, or Sous les Ponts de Paris, listen to it by various musicians (old like Verchuren, to the newest like ..... full of others..... listen to very different versions (very musette, more swingy, or even almost classical) and try to imitate it at first and then little by little you will create your own style; But who says arrangement says also good technique because it often goes with it. Best regards
J-Pierre
leoenderlin
01/05/2014
Thank you for responding.
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