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Largo, Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (Organteq 2)
I try to play, some dynamic playing with Organteq 2.
Listen to the video, better sound.
https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...esi%20.mp3
And here the video
All the best, everyone
Stig
Largo, Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (Organteq 2)
I try to play, some dynamic playing with Organteq 2.
All the best, everyone
Stig
Well done in introducing your listener to a large palette of organ tone colours. When most people think of the organ and select the organ sound on their keyboards they are presented with either a full sound or the chapel organ (on more expensive offerings). Here you clearly demonstrate why the organ deserves the title “King of Instruments”!
I hope more people are exposed to this majestic beast on your YouTube channel - it’s not just for dry religious services in musty, dimly lit spaces. Have you seen Cameron Carpenter talking about some of the delightful ranks on his collaboration? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_27WoAcqe8
I would love for some of the Theatre Organ pipes to be added to OrganTeq too !,, Those sweet Tibia Clausas simply caress the air with judicious tremolo …
Pianoteqenthusiast wrote:Largo, Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (Organteq 2)
I try to play, some dynamic playing with Organteq 2.
All the best, everyone
Stig
Well done in introducing your listener to a large palette of organ tone colours. When most people think of the organ and select the organ sound on their keyboards they are presented with either a full sound or the chapel organ (on more expensive offerings). Here you clearly demonstrate why the organ deserves the title “King of Instruments”!
I hope more people are exposed to this majestic beast on your YouTube channel - it’s not just for dry religious services in musty, dimly lit spaces. Have you seen Cameron Carpenter talking about some of the delightful ranks on his collaboration? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_27WoAcqe8
I would love for some of the Theatre Organ pipes to be added to OrganTeq too !,, Those sweet Tibia Clausas simply caress the air with judicious tremolo …
Thank you DEZ so much for this interesting Carpenter demonstration.
Well, quite a lot of amazing theatre music can be made already with the tools we have: Organteq, many different Pianoteqsounds (and all those sounds that are not ”pianos” + using morphing, layering and combining all these sounds, sound fusion, Syngural,using a DAW.
In fact - Everything in Organteq can be tweaked - from the composition of the organ to the sound of each pipe - making it possible to reproduce a wide variety of existing organs or to explore unknowns musical lands. As they say, it possible to tweak the sound of the pipes in unique ways, including reverb effects. With Organteq and Pianoteq we have a great toolbox to make ”kind of theatre organ sounds”. Not many percent of all the possibilities we have to exploit from Organteq/Pianoteq have been used. Where is the creativity? We are so locked into how "it should sound"
I gave it a little try, February 2021, called it Theatre Organ OrgPiano. Using Organteq & Pianoteq ”fusion”. Most theatre organ musical arrangements are improvised or created by the organist, so did I here too, improvising in my first testdemo in this genre but I’m not an organist There is soooo much we can do with what we already have.
I’m going more deep into these things this winter, thanks to you DEZ
Here is my little try for those who missed it in Shared files 19-02-2021 22:51 A "Theatre organ"
All the best, everyone
Stig
And more can be found on my YouTube.
.........A nice camel ride in Sahara............ A different piece with Organteq (Egypt)... Symphony Cacophony..........Symphony Cacophony 2 Like volcano eruption..
Midnight in space, Organteq Pianoteq together No 3.........Organmusicmaticteq a Joke.....Organteq like "hammond" sound. Unknowns musical lands No 2 Organteq 2..............etc.
Hard to find among 777 videos, they are in no order......
What fun sound experiments … they made me smile ! Keep innovating and finding charming combinations to tease and delight !!!
What fun sound experiments … they made me smile ! Keep innovating and finding charming combinations to tease and delight !!!
Thank you DEZ! Very kind.
Best wishes,
Stig
Hello Stig,
Very interesting and beautiful music recording. Thank you very much.
Best regards,
J. Unruh
Hello Stig,
Very interesting and beautiful music recording. Thank you very much.
Best regards,
J. Unruh
Thank you Unruh for listening. I'm glad.
Best wishes,
Stig