Anyway, appreciate your efforts and contribution in your tutorials!

Thanks!

ericwongmusic wrote:

There is a piece of wrong info at 2:50. 2⅔ is not a tenth, it's a twelfth. Organteq does not have a mutation stop of tenth yet!

Yeah, I caught that too after recording it and I put in text to correct it at 2:54.  And I agree, it would be nice to have more mutations and mixtures.

I'm always mixing up that intervals of pipe length are backwards on an organ: thirds are fifths and fifths are thirds.  It was only a matter of time before I got it wrong in a recording... https://www.die-orgelseite.de/fusszahlen_e.htm

Anyway, appreciate your efforts and contribution in your tutorials!

There is a piece of wrong info at 2:50. 2⅔ is not a tenth, it's a twelfth. Organteq does not have a mutation stop of tenth yet!

Yeah, I caught that too after recording it and I put in text to correct it at 2:54.  And I agree, it would be nice to have more mutations and mixtures.

I'm always mixing up that intervals of pipe length are backwards on an organ: thirds are fifths and fifths are thirds.  It was only a matter of time before I got it wrong in a recording... https://www.die-orgelseite.de/fusszahlen_e.htm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0M_l-d3_LE

A brief overview and some simple ideas for how to choose what stops to use in Organteq 1.5

There is a piece of wrong info at 2:50. 2⅔ is not a tenth, it's a twelfth. Organteq does not have a mutation stop of tenth yet!

A brief overview and some simple ideas for how to choose what stops to use in Organteq 1.5