Showing posts with label Riha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Riha. Show all posts
Thursday, July 23, 2026
He Made A DRUM MACHINE From An Old Organ Found In The Trash!
video upload by THIS MUSEUM IS (NOT) OBSOLETE
"Veerle (Acid Solder Club) shows us some cool things she brought to the museum."
Longer drum video:
From STINKY Electronic Organ To HARDCORE Drumcomputer!
video upload by Acid Solder Club
"Episode 1 where we disassemble 2 electronic organs the Riha107 and Riha730, both were in bad condition and ready to end up on a landfill.
This video is about taking them apart, finding useful elements and pcb's and build it into a new electronic hardcore drumcomputer that you can build at home too!
Part of a multiple episode series, and checkout the video at THIS MUSEUMS (NOT) Obsolete as well where we tryout one of the organ salvaged drumcomputers in the museum together with Mitch!"
Previously:
Re-using parts of organs for rhythm machines - first test and explorations
video upload by Acid Solder Club
"This is a first test and tryout for looking at possibilities of re-using printed circuit boards of old organs that are no longer usable and re-casing them in new ways.
In this video I've swooped the inside of a KAWAI organ donated by Vincent /Vinnieragua out of the dust, and triggering the sounds of the drummachine board with triggers from modular synthesiser module the "Turing Machine" by Music Thing Modular.
This is a first pilot and proof of concept in a series of follow up projects of re-using organs that are no longer serviceable either due to poor conditions, lost knowledge or other reasons."
Tuesday, August 08, 2023
RiHa Orchestra Organ and analog mono synth from 1978
video upload by Vintage Keys Studio
RiHa Orchestra Organ Part 2 Harp and ARC Rhythm and Drum machine explained
RiHa Orchestra Organ Part 3 bonus clip - Deep Diving in the RiHa!
"Filmed and Edited by Louisa Revolta
Recorded and Mixed by Steve Christie at Vintage Keys Studio
Music by Steve Christie."
https://vintagekeysstudio.com
Note this is the first post to feature the RiHa Orchestra. There have been two previous posts featuring RiHa as a brand.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Vintage Riha 1180 Keyboard Synth
Wednesday, November 09, 2005
Riha Syntone
Haven't seen one of these before. Nothing much comes up in English on a search so I can't provide much info. If you know more, please share. It obviously appears to be a synth organ by Riha. Title link takes you to shots saved for posterity. In via Senso on AH.
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