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I currently run MidiTzer from my Nord C2D - simply a case of pluging MIDI cable in and setting the MIDI channels for each manual & pedals. It seems to me though that these programmes major on classical & theatre organs (which is fine by me), however, I'd like to find a freeware simulagtor for the more recent"home entertainment" type organs (Yamaha, Wersi style etc.) There are even sample sets of vintage electronic organs out there, if that's an area of interest. I intend to explore Grande Orgue & jOrgan when I eventually find some spare time when health allows. I've tried Grande Orgue briefly, but for my current needs I have a programme called "My Organ" which works well without too much latency, but sadly is no longer available. The other option is jOrgan - see There are many sample sets available for jOrgan. Hauptwerk requires a bit of setting up but the programme does take you through the process when you run it for the first time.Īside from Hauptwerk and MidiTzer (which I use sometimes), there are a couple of other shareware options - Grande Orgue (similar in feel to Hauptwerk, and many instruments available including older HW sample sets) - see MIDI Control data is usually on Ch16 or Ch1. You make sure that the organ's MIDI channels are set to: Upper - 1, Lower - 2, Pedals - 3 and Solo (if available) - 4. Audio from the computer usually gets routed back into the organ's amps and speakers. You need a decent computer, 4GB of RAM for Hauptwerk and an ASIO capable soundcard or audio interface. The basic version of Hauptwerk includes a good sounding English church organ and several organs are available free, including a 3 manual 10 rank Wurlitzer. For theatre organ, the basic Miditzer is free, the larger version is $100. Or a legitimate used copy of Native Instruments' B4 or B4-II. So what organs should you think about? For Hammond sounds, you won't beat VB3 from Genuine Soundware. Anything else may be a bonus, but most likely will be ignored! All most virtual organs want is note on/off, volume pedal data and hopefully programme change data from the preset pistons. If you're going to use virtual organs then what you 'drive' them with isn't too important. Any advice on that topic would also be very helpful to me.Īt present I use my E L 70 most of the time and my Lowrey piano some of the time but seldom use the Ringway.
I also haven't ruled out using something like the Ferrofish drawbar unit connected to the Ringway. Would I need a more powerful laptop than the 1.7 GHs, 6Gb RAM 64-bit one I use now ? and would I also need some kind of control interface ? Is it cumbersome to set up and use such a programme ?
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I suspect it might need some kind of host software programme, I already have a basic Cakewalk Music Creator software. There are loads of Hammond B3 types and pipe organ types on sale, also Abacus mentioned Kontact 5 on the Bemore post. Before I decide I wondered if anyone could tell me anything about connecting the Orla up to some kind of virtual organ software. I wouldn't part with my EL 70 but I have been thinking of getting rid of my Orla Ringway for something older ha ha, like a GA3 for example but I am having second thoughts.
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