Modartt user forum - Festivo, Like ”100” trumpets, Celebratory atmosphere (Organteq)

Re: Festivo, Like ”100” trumpets, Celebratory atmosphere (Organteq)

null@example.com (Pianoteqenthusiast) — Fri, 26 Jun 2026 04:23:23 +0000

budo wrote:

very cool recording Stig! the festive/celebratory atmosphere definitely came across. perhaps you recorded it to celebrate Midsommer, since you must be getting tons of sunshine right now it was very exciting to hear!

Thank you budo for nice comment. Celebrated Midsummer with son and grandchildren, yes.

Best wishes,

Stig

Re: Festivo, Like ”100” trumpets, Celebratory atmosphere (Organteq)

null@example.com (budo) — Thu, 25 Jun 2026 00:44:03 +0000

very cool recording Stig! the festive/celebratory atmosphere definitely came across. perhaps you recorded it to celebrate Midsommer, since you must be getting tons of sunshine right now it was very exciting to hear!

Festivo, Like ”100” trumpets, Celebratory atmosphere (Organteq)

null@example.com (Pianoteqenthusiast) — Tue, 23 Jun 2026 16:54:46 +0000

In three (3) examples, Organteq describes a cheerful and celebratory atmosphere often associated with special occasions.
Organteq can also take us to unknown musical lands…..
I love the sound of Organteq and how one can use and change and combine the presets.

A) Festivo Intro Orgt,

B) Like ”100 trumpets” Otgrq 2 and a bit trombone (layer) from GB

C) Celebratory atmosphere Orgtq 1 and Orgtq 2 (layer)

And in addition to all this, it can be said that. ”Everything in Organteq can be tweaked - from the composition of the organ to the sound of each pipe…….(Modartt).

https://youtu.be/b_BVr7w-ZH0

NOTICE:
I'm always learning new things with Organteq. Most recently I found the separation slider. The sound in preset Clockwork organ give sound from C whole tone scale on the left, C# whole tone scale on the right. ”C/C# separation” gradually sends the C and C# sides of each division to the right and left channels, respectively.

That's what's been bothering me. Now I drag the slider down to the left so all the sound is more centered in the middle. That's how I want it when I'm trying to get a good trumpet sound.

Ah, thank you Roman. I have experienced a sudden discovery, and I’m appreciative of it.

All the best, everyone

Stig