Great Organteq update! Wonderful new organs.

Small inconsistency in the French Puget II - St. Exupere (Toulouse - 1842-1903).
In the Bourdon 16' stop in the Pedal, the volume of MIDI note 50 (D3) is very noticeably softer than surrounding notes. That might simply be an accurate historical detail for that particular organ. It's easy to adjust in the per-pipe editing interface in Settings, if one wishes.

Hi Stephen,

Glad to know you are enjoying this update!

Just to let you know that the Bourdon 16', MIDI 50 of the French Puget II - St. Exupere (Toulouse - 1842-1903) was fixed in the last minor update 2.1.1, released today. You might be interested to know that the problem was caused by the reverb settings. In particular, it was the pre-delay which, for that particular note frequency, caused the dry and wet signals to be almost in phase opposition (as it can happen for real organs in real spaces ). Hence the softer volume.

At least with Pianoteq, I can get a full list of instruments available on the website... with Organteq, nothing.

I'm not an Organteq user, but I'm waiting to see if it will ever support Indian harmoniums.

Wonderful update, I've already spent the whole morning playing, and barely scratched the surface! Well done, Modartt team!

Nikola

Best wishes,

Stig

Small inconsistency in the French Puget II - St. Exupere (Toulouse - 1842-1903).
In the Bourdon 16' stop in the Pedal, the volume of MIDI note 50 (D3) is very noticeably softer than surrounding notes. That might simply be an accurate historical detail for that particular organ. It's easy to adjust in the per-pipe editing interface in Settings, if one wishes.