Charles is a programmer who has a machine that is controlled by a piece of software he compiled. He is a regular contributor to Walnut Hill VTPO and was one of our first members to join. His expertise is incredable and he shares his knowledge with us generously. We are glad to have him onboard.

Charles Lynn Walls (left) and his Virtual Theatre Pipe Organ Setup (right).

Charles is experimenting with the 64 bit version of Microsoft Windows XP and will be one of the developers of the VTPO on this platform. He runs Hauptwerk and jOrgan as well as the Mighty MidiTzer on custom computers that he built. We will post his work when it becomes available.

Below are some selections from the Mighty MidiTzer that Charles Lynn Walls built.

1. Telegraph
   File size = 1.85MB, playing time = 2:01, bit rate = 128KB/sec.
2. Is It True What They Say About Dixie
   File size = 1.22MB, playing time = 1:20, bit rate = 128KB/sec.

Who doesn't want recognition for their efforts with the Mighty MidiTzer? Now, you can get noticed on the Walnut Hill Wall of Fame! Folks will see your pictures and be able to go directly to your site by clicking on them. We hope to see many more inductees here in the days ahead as folks step out with their Mighty MidiTzers. So... Dust off those cameras and get snappin'. Also, if you have recordings or any other content you want featured, we can put those here as well.

Email The Bone Doctor to find out how you can be among the ranks of those who are pioneering this Mighty Virtual Theatre Pipe Organ. Join TOSF and Walnut Hill VTPO and make your intentions known to all the folks in VTPO land. We are always glad to recognize those who make the TPO kingdom a better place!