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USB editor - how to

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If your Mojo61/Seven/Mojo Classic is updated with the latest firmware (the wired editor doesn't work with old firmwares) you can take advantage of the USB (or wired) editor. This is how it works. 1) B...

I can't connect to the Wi-Fi editor

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Some of the most recent Crumar instruments feature a built-in editor application that can be accessed from a computer or from a mobile device using the common Wi-Fi connection. This kind of connection...

Noises, hum, hiss, ground loop noise, strange key release sounds on my instrument.

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Almost all our instruments are "Class II" that means they don't have the earth connection, they do not require it. Earth, ground, hum, ground loops and audio devices are not perfect science, so it can...

What are the differences between Crumar Seven and Crumar Seventeen?

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Basically Seven and Seventeen are different instruments but they share some features. 1) Sounds: Seven has multiple physical modeled engines plus the sample player, Seventeen has only one physical mod...

How can I connect my Mojo to a real leslie speaker?

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The only instrument we used to make with the direct connection for a leslie speaker was the Crumar MojoXT: it had a 11 pin connector. It is really important to understand that the only modern standard...

Expression pedals for organs explained

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We currently have two pedals designed for Mojo61, Mojo Classic/suitcase, DK61 and Mojo desktop: one is called EXP-20-MS (switchpedal) and one is called EXP-10.  EXP-20-MS : to control the expression o...

DK61 organ controller

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DK61 is a keyboard MIDI controller designed specifically for the tonewheel organ software called VB3: https://www.genuinesoundware.com/?a=showproduct&b=44 https://www.genuinesoundware.com/?a=showp...

Crumar Sorrento and Burn - compatible accessories.

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Crumar Burn is an effect pedal and the logical position for it is on the floor operating the switches with your feet. But, in case you want to have the unit on top of Sorrento, you can still use the t...

Mojo Dual Manual "old models" - firmware, software and support.

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The Crumar Dual Manual organ "old" model was a specific organ manufactured until May 2018. Starting from May 2018 that instrument received an hardware update, so important that we changed the name of ...

Crumar Seven presets and new sounds

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This is a common request we receive: "I just downloaded a set of new samples from your website but I don't know what to do with it". The first important thing to point out is that, on the Seven there'...

The best way to amplify our instruments

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The first rule must be this one: if the instrument is stereo, you need a stereo amplifier: many of our sounds, for example the sound of the organ WITH the rotary simulation requires a stereo amplifier...

Mojo61 and Mojo Classic editor page - saving settings, global, snapshots.

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When you are connected to the editor of the Mojo61 or Mojo Classic it is important to understand the difference between global settings and sound editing settings. The first page you will find in the ...