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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » November 2002 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Cathedral Organ, Where can I find one ?
bluey
Posted: 24th November 2002 01:33
Hehehe don't say B4.

I was listenening to some Koyannisqatsi from glass and was wondering where I could get or how to get the closest sound of a cathedral organ of the quality on the album. So are there any instruments or samples worthy of this task ?

Bluey
BONES
Posted: 24th November 2002 01:45
In a cathedral.
Raven
Posted: 24th November 2002 02:22
Sonic Reality have a multi sampler format organ capsule coming
soon with one of the lagest pipe organs in the world on it amongst
Hamonds, Farfisas etc .

$99 I think Wink
Ponk
Posted: 24th November 2002 02:53
There is a quite nice Church Organ Soundfont available on this page:
http://www.personalcopy.com/sfonts.htm

It's called Organ42...

Oh, and sorry if I managed to mess up the link, this is my first post here... Smile
PA
Posted: 24th November 2002 03:51
I don't know if you look for sampled instruments only but if you care for synths did you take a look at ZR1 and ZR3 (http://rumpelrausch.de.vu/) and of course DaOrgan (http://www.linplug.com/ ) which is very affordable and very good.

Cheers

PA
travisdk
Posted: 24th November 2002 04:02
If VSTi's is an option you may also want to try Richard Brooks "Harmond II".
Has a very "pure" sound I think.
http://mysite.freeserve.com/kdbanglia/
Synthedit projects -> Harmond II
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