Publisher: Voxus Virtual Organs
Website: voxusorgans.com/en/product/haarlem
Format: HAUPTWERK
Quality: 24 bit 48 kHz stereo
- 23.33 GB
Description: Sample library for the Hauptwerk organ emulator
The Müller organ in the Sint-Bavokerk in Haarlem is the most famous organ in the world. The facade of the church is very impressive and majestic. The church has special acoustics, which gives a magical sound.
Sample set edition:
Haarlem Professional-extended (4-channel surround sound, samples front and back)
Additional information
16bit multi loops compressed: 31 Gb RAM (default)
20bit multi loops compressed: 55 Gb RAM
24bit multi loops compressed: 62 Gb RAM
Installation:
Copy the OrganDefinitions and OrganInstallationPackages folders to the Hauptwerk\HauptwerkSampleSetsAndComponents folder,
or select this folder for downloading the distribution (the final folder!) to avoid copying
Part 1
Part 2
My father was partners with a genius of piano/organ/harpsichord and other musical instrument repair and restoration……. I followed in his tracks a few years; I’ve spent more than enough days in thick clouds of lacquer and sawdust 🙂
They were called to tune a monstrous pipe organ somewhere here in the Delaware/Maryland/Virginia region. To flatten a pitch they’d shave a few layers of wood, increasing the diameter of the pipe. To sharpen a pitch they’d add layers taken from the other pipes.
It’s amazing to me that something that generates tones and harmonies that’s essentially as big as a house can be emulated on something the size of a cel phone 🙂