Check out Darryl Wood's article about the Superlux HD330 here:
https://www.contrebombarde.com/concerth ... d/limit/10.
I recommend them, and they remarkable value for money..

The touch function has nothing whatever to do with the graphics connecter (e.g. VGA or DVI)..
It is dependent only on the USB connection.

As a HW dealer I have consoles from three builders, and I use several different PCs and a variety of audio/MIDI interfaces for testing. I'm currently trying to re-activate my long-dormant Classic MIDI Works console, and using HW alt.config.1 to avoid overwriting other settings. Now I'm seeing some ...

ppytprs wrote:
I tried Douglas's touch drivers, but they didn't do anything. Perhaps don't work on Win 11.

I guessed it was probably irrelevant, but thought it worth mentioning, just in case.
For the record, eGalaxTouch does work with Windows 11.

This is probably a total "red herring", but it might not be completely irrelevant... I haven't used Iliyama touchscreens, so can't comment on those (use lots of others, e.g. AOC, Lenovo, Dell etc). For touchscreens I always use the eGalaxTouch drivers (free, and very simple to use). But when setting ...

Yes..
You pay the regular price for whatever kind of licence you want, whether it's for private or public use.

No. Since v.5 there is no longer a Public Installation Licence.

JulianMoney-Kyrle wrote: I believe there is an update planned as the pedal Septieme sounds at the wrong pitch.

I don't see a Septieme in the Peterborough Pedal (or any other department.).
Am I missing something?

[quote="JulianMoney-Kyrle"]I I gather that I was Beauty in Sound's very first customer when they became the UK distributer. /quote]. A small correction, if I may, with all due respect to Julian: BIS are not *the* UK distributer for Piotr Grabowski; They are *one* of Piotr's two UK distributers. :D

Congratulations, Helmut! I remember very well the 2006 Frankfurter Musikmesse where you and I first met. And on the next stand to yours was Manfred Hoffrichter. My Hauptwerk business began one month later. I have very much enjoyed working with you, Manfred (RIP), Martin, Brett and many others these ...

Following on from Iain's post above... If you order from Romsey Organ Works, it will be built by Renatus. If you order from Renatus, they will direct you to ROW. :D Either way you will get a top-quality English-style console (but it won't be cheap). The Romsey/Renatus team did a very fine job for me ...

Since you have your FRCO, I assume you're UK based. If so, please see here: http://en.midi-organs.eu/. We are the one-stop-shop you need. We offer a range of "standard" 3- and 4-manual consoles from Hoffrichter in Germany, with all the swell pedals, thumb & toe pistons you would ever want, and some ...

You might be thinking of the Cymatic LR-16; USB, headphone jack, 16 audio outputs, and smartly priced! Seemed to be a perfect fit for Hauptwerk. Unfortunately its been discontinued. :cry: https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/LR16--cymatic-audio-lr-16-live-recorder Danny B. Danny, I think you ...

thalben wrote:Has anyone got a copy of version 4.2 they would be willing to share. ?

As others have stated above, HW v.4 is no longer (officially/legally) available, nor supported.
V.5 and 6 have come and gone. The only version officially available is v.7.

I'll be there too, representing UK.