Italian Concert Organ v1.5 KONTAKT

P2P | 22.03.2017 | 509.41 MB

The Italian Concert Organ is a faithfully reproduced church organ with individual ranks and combinations, in addition to an exceptional sound engine able to restore harmonics, environment, mechanical noise and even more, in a completely customizable way.

Makka Samples From Film, TV & ViNYL

P2P | Feb 8, 2012 | 2.28 GB

What this consists of is 3.8 gig of samples that have been taken from Film, TV & Vinyl. This kind of stuff you generally dont get in normal sample CDs. Great for inspiration or unusual samples. Some of the samples are good for looping up and using in live performances, and some good for productions. I think anyone making any genre could find a useable sample amongst these. Particularly good for beat makers. Anyway I wont waffle on, I would just recommend getting this because samples like these arent easy to come by, unless you sample from sources like Film, TV & Vinyl.

The Forcalquier Organ Model V.2

(1627-2000) Hauptwerk WAV

P2P | Oct 30, 2013 | 5.53 GB

The history of the organ in the church of Forcalquier is very turbulent and only a part of the material remained from the baroque period, from the original organ. Most of it comes from a 19th and 20th century restorations. The cathedral in a small and picturesque French city called Forcalquier had a small organ with 9 stops built by Pierre Marchand in 1627. It is said that during the time of the Revolution, the church and the organ served for the embellishments of the feasts of the new regime. In 1803, the Christian worship was restored in the church. Half a century later, Prosper Antoine Moitessier rebuilt the organ completely, reusing also the ancient material. The Grand orgue had now 22 stops, a Récit expressif (enclosed in a swell-box) and Pedal with 4 stops. The organbuilders Cavaillé-Coll – Mutin made further reconstruction in 1932. They extended the pedal board range and changed the action to the pneumatic one.

Röver Organ Ditfurt/Germany HAUPTWERK

P2P | Nov 04 2016 | 3.49 GB

The organ of the St. Bonifatius church in Ditfurt/Germany has been built by Ernst Röver in 1903. Röver was one of the foremost organ builders in the eastern parts of Germany of the late romantic area. More than 60 of his organs are still in existance in this area of the contry.  Rövers organs are characterized by a large number of foundation stops of different tonal colors, mixtures without breaks and a sparing use of reeds. For this organ this means that about 2/3 of all stops are 16′ and 8′ stops providing the organist with a huge pallette of sounds. Both mixtures are straight without breaks, and the organ uses only two reeds, the Hauptwerk trumpet and the powerful Pedal Posaune.

90s House Piano & Organ Leads WAV

FANTASTiC | 04 October 2016 | 361 MB

Looking for that classic house sound? ‘90’s House Piano & Organ Leads’. Huge sequences, chords, and riffs to help jumpstart your creativity! This pack features all new and exclusive recordings that were arranged and performed by some of our top studio engineers. Perfectly capturing the essence of uplifting and emotive house music, every single piano, organ, and bass lead will cut right through your mix to help deliver a dose of soul!  Each of these crystal clear, royalty-free samples has been masterfully processed in the HQ studio. Pack contents are perfectly organized and clearly labelled with BPM & key, making them extremely easy and intuitive to use.

Hauptwerk Prague Baroque Organ

P2P | Nov 23, 2012 | 5.52 GB

24Bit Version

While many virtual models of organs have one specific instrument as the template, we decided to take different approach this time. The advantage of presenting a “South German Organ Model” without a direct connection to certain specific instrument is that it is more clearly shown that all the organs of this family in the given period are quite similar to each other and have many common characteristics, in spite of their differences. These common characteristics of the south German organ building school are: an instrument with two short-octave manuals where the Rückpositiv is shaped to be the “smaller brother” of the Hauptwerk for dynamic and spatial contrast; limited pedal division of 18 tones; mild Principals with an expressive speech even on very low wind pressures; sparkling and light sound of numerous mixtures which often include a tierce rank; great variety of flute stops including the typical wooden Copulas -thinner Gedackts- with non-imitable “chiff”; predominant labial character of the instrument accentuated by total absence of reed stops (with the exception of occasional Fagot-like pedal stop with wooden resonators), early appearance of strings. Anyway, it is good to point out at least two instruments which are probably the most excellent examples of the South German organ building school, milestones marking the boundaries of the given period.

WHITE-T Organ v1.0 VSTi WiN

TEAM ASSiGN | 28 MAY 2011 | 5.89 MB

Specially Organ for Pads & Atmospherics sounds. WHITE t organ is an additive 10-voices synthesizer from the TubeOhm which specially for the production of spherical organ sounds was laid out. He disposes of a register and two oscillators with 16 overtones, a generator DYNAMIC, a filter unit and a VCA.Mono and polyphonic Distortion, chancel, Panner and Delay as well as a click generator prove a varied playing field to provide of new sounds.