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Don't let me stop you if you think it can be done

I think version 2 is a great improvement as well, and I do know about the customization options. However, I'm not sure a sound similar to the example in my post would be possible with tweaking the parameters made available to us. I'm also certain that I myself probably wouldn't be able to get it to do that.

I feel like some different design of the pipes would be necessary for this and I would be surprised if that's something that could be achieved by adjusting these parameters. Perhaps someone could prove me wrong, I'd certainy appreciate it, but I got a strong suspicion it's going to be more complicated than that.

I just hope that more people feel the same way as me about wanting such a trompette so that it may become a more relevant thing for the developers to look into

It is mostly possible from a little testing I did today.  I don't know how long it will take me to do, as my schedule is pretty packed between now and the end of the year.  However, just opening the Strasbourg organ, setting it to Vallotti 415 and changing the GO Trompette to 0.80 Brightness and 0.40 Wind Jitter was sounding promising when compared to the "Trompeta Real" sample from late in the video.  The reverb also needs quite a bit of change to match that church with (this is just off-hand from a quick listen) Church preset with 2.5db Mix, 2.55s Duration, 24.31m Room Dimension, 0.59 Tone, 0.012 Pre-delay, and 3.3db Tail/Early Reflections.  To get a complete preset of the organ will take at least a few hours if not a few work days, but with a fair bit of testing, I hopefully can get something that's more precise than these toss-off numbers in the near future.

Reeds are a little tricky to match in OTQ at the moment; hopefully down the road, they'll add broader voicing options and baseline pipe designs to work with and choose from.

Here's a link with a little more technical information on this particular organ: http://organaria.es/asp/detalle_organo....ovincia=34

I think Organteq 2 is fantastic, all sounds/stops can easily be modified, V.2 is a real toolbox in my opinion. I attach 3 short examples of 3 different trumpet sounds I made with Orgtq 2 for different kinds of music.

I think version 2 is a great improvement as well, and I do know about the customization options. However, I'm not sure a sound similar to the example in my post would be possible with tweaking the parameters made available to us. I'm also certain that I myself probably wouldn't be able to get it to do that.

I feel like some different design of the pipes would be necessary for this and I would be surprised if that's something that could be achieved by adjusting these parameters. Perhaps someone could prove me wrong, I'd certainy appreciate it, but I got a strong suspicion it's going to be more complicated than that.

I just hope that more people feel the same way as me about wanting such a trompette so that it may become a more relevant thing for the developers to look into

Thank you for your interesting questions and answers, and your solid arguments that explain your position.
They are appreciated and highly valued and therefore I attach some trumpetsound examples made with Orgtq 2. They might help,( or not). If I don’t find a stop/sound I need, I try to make one. I love to experiment.

I think Organteq 2 is fantastic, all sounds/stops can easily be modified, V.2 is a real toolbox in my opinion. I attach 3 short examples of 3 different trumpet sounds I made with Orgtq 2 for different kinds of music. (1 Corelli, 2 Bach, 3 my own”modern” with over 20 trumpets) I love the sounds and I love to experiment for new sounds. Have recorded about 300 pieces with Organteq 1 and now with v. 2 I can do so much more now, the ”settings window” is so useful. I’m an amateur but playing some hours every day.

We all have different music taste and you may not like my trumpetsounds but I think everyone should go with what they like. I like Orgtq v. 2 

https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...sounds.mp3

All the best, everyone

Stig

Edit    P.S. Recorded with headphones, use hp if possible.

After watching the following video by Balint Karosi recently, I can't help but wish for something similar to the beautiful Trompeta real in this organ. I find all the stops of it very beautiful, but the Trompeta real left me completely amazed

Take a look:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93GTwqaFhTA

In my mind, a bit more of an English Trumpet (across the channel they did things just a bit differently) would have not been offensive.

Perhaps something could be created in a Version 2 that would allow swapping of a few, judicious stops. It would be such an enhancement. Oh, keep in mind that I understand the nature of Hauptwerk but I'd rather not go there. And, forget about worrying about a Hammond B3 or a Wurlitzer 3/36.

And, have you noticed that the Clarion just sounds like a borrowed Trompette. The same is replicated in the Pedalé. Was Cavaillé-Coll so really uninventive?