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    Vienna Symphonic Library Vienna Konzerthaus Organ Download

    Konzerthaus Organ Virtual Instrument Library - Mac/PC
    SKU: VSLV15
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    Vienna Konzerthaus Organ

    By Vienna Symphonic Library

    This is truly a first: The Vienna Instruments Collection Vienna Konzerthaus Organ is the first sampled organ recorded in a concert hall, not in a church, thus blending perfectly with orchestral performances. Obviously, it is also the first instrument not recorded at the Silent Stage, and yet it adheres to Vienna’s overall sampling concept since it has been captured in exactly the same space that provides the essential impulse responses for their revolutionary MIR reverberation and mixing engine. That space is the venerable Great Hall of the “Wiener Konzerthaus”, where the famous “Rieger Organ” was installed in 1913.

    The Vienna Konzerthaus Organ Collection includes 14 GB of stereo samples covering three manuals with 38 single stops and one pedal with 18 single stops. The user can put together his own registrations by combining the stops in the Vienna Instruments’ user interface, retaining the flexibility of this magnificent instrument. In addition, organ experts were invited to create a wealth of pre-recorded registrations that present the user with the most important and best sounding combinations. Of course these registers can be easily extended to the user’s needs or taste. There are also isolated samples of the valves of each register as well as two minutes of room noise and the wind-chest idling, so the user can add these elements to the mix for even more realism.

    Since the Rieger Organ had been equipped with MIDI technology a few years ago, the Vienna team developed some new recording and editing approaches. Because of the exactly defined length of the MIDI notes, they had the chance to distinguish between the different reverb trails emanating from short or long notes. This is important because several ranks (especially the very deep ones) take up to a second to unfold their full power, so the release samples of short notes can sound very different from long notes. Using the underlying MIDI data they could also recreate the authentic latency behavior of each flute. The different latencies also represent the spatial arrangement of the flutes, providing another reason why the three-dimensional recreation of this organ sounds so authentic.

    Patches

    Manual I – Stops

    Principal 16'
    Bordun 16'
    Principal 8'
    Gedackt 8'
    Fugara 8'
    Nasatquinte 5 1_3'
    Octave 4'
    Reedpipe 4'
    Superoctave 2'
    Rauschquinte 2f
    Kornett 3-5f
    Mixtur 5f
    Cymbel 3f
    Trumpet 16'
    Trumpet 8'
    Clarino 4'

    Manual II – Stops

    Viola 16‘
    Quintatoen 16‘
    Principal 8‘
    Bordun 8‘
    Viola da Gamba 8‘
    Salicional 8‘
    Unda maris 8‘
    Octave 4‘
    Flute octaviante 4‘
    Gemshorn 4‘
    Woodpipe 2‘
    Sesquialtera 2f
    Mixtur 4f
    Krummhorn 8‘

    MANUAL III – Stops

    Quinte 2 2-3‘
    Lieblich-Gedackt 16‘
    Violin-Principal 8‘
    Vox coelestis 8‘
    Aeolsharp 4‘
    Gemsquinte 2 2-3‘
    Flautino 2‘
    Piccolo 1‘
    Oboe 8‘

    MANUAL – Registrations

    Small Principalplenum
    Large Principalplenum
    Large Principalplenum + Reeds
    String Choir I
    String Choir II
    Flutes I
    Flutes II
    Modular Plenum-A
    Modular Plenum-B
    Modular Plenum-C
    Modular Plenum-D
    Modular Plenum-E
    Modular Gedackt-A
    Modular Gedackt-B
    Modular Gedackt-C
    Modular Gedackt-D
    Gedackt + Woodpipe
    Gedackt + Piccolo
    Gedackt + Sesquialtera
    Gedackt + Oct + Kornett
    Salicional + Unda maris
    Trompete 16‘ + 8‘
    Krummhorn + Oboe

    PEDAL – Stops

    Principalbass 32‘
    Principalbass 16‘
    Violon 16‘
    Subbass 16‘
    Salicetbass 16‘
    Quintbass 10 2-3‘
    Octavbass 8‘
    Gedacktbass 8‘
    Bassflute 8‘
    Cello 8‘
    Dulcianbass 8‘
    Octave 4‘
    Campana 3f
    Mixtur 4f
    Bombarde 32‘
    Trombone 16‘
    Trumpet 8‘
    Clarino 4‘

    PEDAL - Registrations

    Small Principalplenum
    Large Principalplenum
    Large Principalplenum + Reeds
    String Choir I
    String Choir II
    Flutes I
    Flutes II
    Modular Plenum-A
    Modular Plenum-B
    Modular Plenum-C
    Modular Plenum-D
    Modular Plenum-E
    Subbass + Gedacktbass

    NOISES

    Valves Manual I
    Valves Manual II
    Valves Manual III
    Valves Pedal
    Organ and concert hall noise

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    Konzerthaus Organ

    ARTICULATION GROUP

    STANDARD LIBRARY

    01 MANUAL I - Stops

    Manual I
    Labial stops: Principal 16', Bordun 16', Principal 8', Gedackt 8', Fugara 8', Nasatquinte 5 1/3', Octave 4', Reedpipe 4', Superoctave 2'
    Mixed stops: Rauschquinte 2 2/3', Kornett 8', Mixtur 2 2/3', Cymbel 2'
    Reed stops: Trumpet 16', Trumpet 8', Clarino 4'

    02 MANUAL II - Stops

    Manual II
    Labial stops: Viola 16', Quintatoen 16', Principal 8', Bordun 8', Viola da Gamba 8', Salicional 8', Unda maris 8', Octave 4', Flute octaviante 4', Gemshorn 4', Woodpipe 2'
    Mixed stops: Sesquialtera 2 2/3', Mixtur 2 2/3'
    Reed stops: Krummhorn 8'

    03 MANUAL III - Stops

    Manual III
    Labial stops: Quinte 2 2/3', Lieblich-Gedackt 16', Violin-Principal 8', Vox coelestis 8', Aeolsharp 4', Gemsquinte 2 2/3', Flautino 2', Piccolo 1'
    Reed stops: Oboe 8'

    06 MANUAL - Registrations

    Manual Registrations
    Plena: Small Principalplenum, Large Principalplenum without and with reeds, Modular Plenum A–E, Modular Gedackt A–D
    Other registrations: String Choir I and II, Flutes I and II, Gedackt + Woodpipe, + Piccolo, + Sesquialtera, + Octave + Kornett, Salicional + Unda maris, Trumpet 16' + 8', Krummhorn + Oboe

    11 PEDAL - Stops

    Pedal
    Labial stops: Principalbass 32' and 16', Violon 16', Subbass 16', Salicetbass 16', Quintbass 10 2/3', Octavbass 8', Gedacktbass 8', Bassflute 8', Cello 8', octave 4'
    Mixed stops: Campana 10 2/3', Mixtur 5 1/3'
    Reed stops: Dulcianbass 8', Bombarde 32', Trombone 16', Trumpet 8', Clarino 4'

    16 PEDAL - Registrations

    Pedal registrations
    Plena: Small Principalplenum, Large Principalplenum without and with reeds, Modular Plenum A–E
    Other registrations: String Choir I and II, Flutes I and II, Subbass + Gedacktbass

    21 NOISES

    Noises
    Valve sounds of manual I–III, pedal valve sounds, windchest and ambience noise

    System Requirements

    • PC Windows 7/8/10 (latest update, 32/64-bit), Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon 64 X2

    • Mac OS X 10.8 (latest update) or higher, Intel Core 2 Duo

    • 2 GB RAM (4 GB recommended)

    • VIENNA KEY (Vienna Symphonic Library USB protection device) or other USB eLicenser (e.g., from Steinberg or Arturia)

    • 14.3 GB free hard drive space

    Other configurations may work but are not actively supported.

    Recommended

    • Windows 7/8/10 (latest update, 64-bit), Intel i5/i7/Xeon

    • Mac OS X 10.9 (or higher), Intel i5/i7/Xeon

    • 4 GB RAM

    • SSD or fast separate hard drive (7200 rpm or faster)

    • AU/VST/AAX Native/RTAS compatible host (also works stand-alone)

    • RTAS version requires Pro Tools 7.3 or higher

    • AAX version requires Pro Tools 10.3.5 or higher

    • 88 key master keyboard

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