Crumar Mojo 61 MKII - Physical Modelling Drawbar Organ

Crumar have updated the popular Mojo organ with the new MOJO 61 MKII with a number of enhancements to improve the layout, portability, feel and operation of this incredible instrument. it's core features and signature sound remain untouched, but the new PULSE 6105WF waterfall keybed (also found on the DK61 controller keyboard) brings a lighter and sturdier feel as well as a contemporary design updated inspired by the Mojo Classic and Sorrento models.

Mojo 61 MK2 Main Features

• New control surface layout with new push buttons for a contemporary and less cluttered design
• Improved waterfall keybed based on the PULSE 6105WF designed by Crumar
• Weighs in at only 9Kg
• 9 Physical drawbars for complete organ tone control
• Organ percussion switch controls
• 3 Band EQ controls on top panel
• Reverb control dial for added ambience along with tremolo / auto-panner effects
• Vibrato and Chorus options
• 2x Drawbar presets for instant sound recall
• 8 Preset sounds including VB3-II (Tonewheel organ), Pipe Organ, Compact DeLuxe, Continental, Tine Piano, Reed Piano, Acoustic Piano and Physical Modeling Clavinet EP
• Superb rotary speaker emulation and drive control

Tonewheel Modelling Organ at Its Best

The Mojo 61 MK2 uses state-of-the-art DSP technology derived from the GSi Gemini and is powered by GSi’s VB3-II engine, the same electromechanical organ simulation at the heart of the popular dual manual Mojo. The updated and streamlined control panel features dedicated buttons, pots, drawbars and LEDs with clear labelling delivering a true hands-on and intuitive experience. Everything required for live performance is available at the touch of a button or turn of a knob, but the moment you need to access more power, it’s there.

App Control

Any wi-fi device (smartphone, tablet, laptop) can be instantly connected to the Mojo 61 MK2 to view detailed parameters and editing features.  Simply connect the editor Web App in your preferred browser and you get total control over all the extensive sound and function parameters the Mojo 61 MK2 has to offer. Craft your own sound, exactly the way you want it!

Multiple Sound Models

The MOJO 61 MK2 does not only contain amazing tonewheel organ sounds. It also features a very impressive and rich pipe organ sound modelled after the classic baroque-style organ with 8 tops plus one mixture, three couplers and tremulant motor. Cleverly it generates pure real time physical modelling with full polyphony, no samples, and no dropped notes.

The MOJO 61 MK2 comes with two of the most sought after electric pianos in the Italian compact deluxe and the Red Tolex Continental available at the touch of a button. If you need more, then it also offers meticulously detailed physical modelling of a classic tine piano, a reed piano and a clavinet. To round out the experience, the last sound is a hybrid (Sampled/Modelled) Acoustic Piano. Both electric pianos are flawlessly emulated to provide realistic feel and sound of their mechanical counterparts. Everything is captured down to the subtle nuances sympathetic resonance, mechanical noises, behaviour of the sustain pedal and every other detail.

On-board Effects

The Crumar MOJO 61 MK2 comes complete with a host of onboard effects for any situation. The tonewheel organ has a rotary effect and amazing tube overdrive. The electric pianos have an awesome stereo phaser or stereo chorus depending on what you need. Static amps for the transistor organs and a rich reverb. This impressive instrument has a comprehensive effects section making it easy to customise any sound to your taste. All the effects on board compliment the sounds perfectly, each one has been extensively modelled using some of the most famous stomp boxes, guitar and bass amps, reverb algorithms and classic 122/147 tube rotary amps

Expand your organ setup

MOJO 61 MK2 has the ability to be expanded by adding the optional lower manual keyboard the new MK2 MIDI controller.  No additional power supply needed and no special tools to make the two keyboards stay together, the MOJO 61 MK2 will just sit on top of the new lower manual, aligned thanks to the rubber feet matching with the holes on the bottom keyboard. A single special MIDI cable will connect both keyboards for power and data. The lower manual can also accommodate a half moon rotary switch that is easily attached an detached by two hand screws and a TRS jack Cable. The lower manual keyboard will match up perfectly allowing use of the high trigger point on the lower manual as well as the upper manual. You can also link up Midi bass pedals for an even more authentic organ experience.