Crumar Mojo 61 Lower Manual

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Unlock the full potential of your Crumar Mojo 61 with the Crumar Mojo 61 Lower Manual, transforming your setup into a powerful dual-manual organ experience. Designed for musicians who crave authentic organ performance, this add-on integrates seamlessly with your existing Mojo 61, matching its aesthetics perfectly with a 61-key Waterfall keyboard that mirrors the touch and feel of vintage organs.

No additional power supply is needed, making it an efficient and hassle-free upgrade. Simply connect using the included MIDI cable and watch your Mojo 61 evolve into a versatile instrument capable of delivering rich, layered sounds. The Mojo 61 Lower Manual also supports an optional Half-Moon Rotary Switch, giving you even more control over your sound dynamics.

Crafted with practicality in mind, its rubber feet ensure a stable connection with your Mojo 61, providing a solid foundation for your musical explorations. Elevate your performances and enjoy the synergy of a dual-manual setup without compromising on style or convenience.

Key Features:

61-key Waterfall keyboard for authentic feel
Seamless connection to Mojo 61 via included MIDI cable
No additional power supply required
Designed to accommodate optional Half-Moon Rotary Switch
Rubber feet for stable integration with Mojo 61

Product specs

Available since	June 2017
Bass Pedal	No
Breath Controller	No
MIDI Controller	Yes
Filter	No
Effects	No
Sequencer	No
Product Specific Expansion	Yes

FAQs

Does the Crumar Mojo 61 Lower Manual function as a standalone keyboard?: No, the Crumar Mojo 61 Lower Manual is designed to be used as an additional lower manual for the Mojo 61 organ. It requires connection to the main unit for full functionality.
Can the Crumar Mojo 61 Lower Manual be used as a MIDI controller?: Yes, the Crumar Mojo 61 Lower Manual can function as a MIDI controller, allowing you to connect it to other MIDI-compatible devices or software.
Is the Crumar Mojo 61 Lower Manual compatible with external effects?: The Crumar Mojo 61 Lower Manual does not have built-in effects, but it can be connected to external effects units through the main Mojo 61 organ for enhanced sound processing.
Does the Crumar Mojo 61 Lower Manual include a bass pedal?: No, the Crumar Mojo 61 Lower Manual does not come with a bass pedal. It is designed primarily as a lower manual extension for the Mojo 61 organ.
What type of expansion is available for the Crumar Mojo 61 Lower Manual?: The Crumar Mojo 61 Lower Manual offers product-specific expansion options that integrate seamlessly with the Mojo 61 organ system, enhancing its functionality and performance.

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PROS

Sturdy, well-built design matches the Mojo 61 perfectly
Attractive wood side panels enhance visual appeal
Easy setup process saves time and effort
Identical keybed to Mojo 61 provides consistent playability
Modular design allows flexibility for gig setups
Perfect dimensions between manuals mimic a Hammond B3
Enhances the experience of playing a dual manual organ
Great for home/rehearsal with full organ setup

CONS

MIDI cable is slightly too short, causing awkward connections

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Features and functionality

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Crumar Mojo Suitcase contains only Hammond organ samples; lacks pipe organ samples and cannot add sound banks.
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The Crumar Mojo 61 has semi-weighted keys, which some users find distinct from unweighted alternatives.
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The Crumar Mojo 61 Lower Manual is powered through the MIDI cable from the Mojo 61, likely fixed on MIDI channel 2.
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Software and compatibility

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Mojo 61’s MIDI only doubles on both manuals, limiting separate sound assignments for each manual.
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Comparisons

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NordC2 offers pipe organ samples but suffers from poor polyphony, causing note dropouts in full organ sounds.
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Hammond SK-2 includes pipe organ sounds but requires manual switching for drawbar control across manuals and pedals.
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Some owners prefer the Crumar's keyboard action and sound over the Viscount Legend Live, despite selling it for other features.
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The Doepfer D3M utilizes a Fatar TP/8O key bed, similar to what Nord Electro uses, but is difficult to find used.
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Use cases and applications

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Markus Sigg organ apps on iOS provide customizable organ sounds and work well with any MIDI controller.
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The Mojo 61 Lower Manual can potentially be adapted for use with other setups by rigging an appropriate power adaptor.
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Setup and maintenance

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Proper shutdown involves holding the power button for 6 seconds to prevent power supply issues; some users might not follow this correctly.
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Mods and upgrades

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The onboard Leslie effect is often criticized; a Neo Ventilator pedal is recommended for enhanced sound quality.
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Consider using Fatar TP/8O key beds and Doepfer electronics to construct a custom MIDI controller with Hammond-like action.
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A specific issue was noted where the Mojo 61 didn't initially recognize a sustain pedal used as a Leslie controller but resolved by connecting before powering on.
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