Add-On nightmare

I wonder how much room on my hard drive I'd have to free up to get a sample of this.  :-)

I was imagining...
Someone play 4 different instruments at same time, for the same composition.

Let's say a composition to 4 instruments.

Supose someone get digital organ with a complete and large foot controller, and connect to PC. Place the upper keyboar to a digital instrumet, and the lower keyboard to another. Ant the foot controller for 2 other instruments, as it can have more than 2 octaves range.

Organ players are used to play many voices, including the pedals. For 4 instruments at same time, let's say, how the brain could manage that ?

Hello All,

Are you aware of a software product called "Hauptwerk"?

Once the user's license is acquired, you can purchase sampled libraries of world famous (and not so famous) organs, both large and small, both modern and baroque ... and theatre organs.

Here is an example of Yours Truly performing Mozart's Rondo 'alla Turca' on a five manual instrument at the Palace of Arts in Budapest, Hungary.  This piece was transcribed by Arcadia Volodos in the 1990s, and I re-transcribed it to work on the organ.

Here's the URL from youtube.  Enjoy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSSD5wJhsec

Cheers,

Joe

P.S.  The larger instruments require tons of RAM (I have 13GB, and would love to double that amount), because the program streams the samples from the hard drive INTO the RAM before you start.  Then, all of the pipes' sounds are at your fingertips, and the console works exactly as the real one does.

Joe, do you have a complete foot controller for digital organ library ?

That's what I call dance while playing:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHZvMAJU...eature=fvw

Fast foots...

As it happens, the Hauptwerk software does allow individual per-pipe tuning, except that the tuning stays put regardless of temperature or humidity fluctuations.

Joe