phisical modelling pipe organ?

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Hi
I am looking for a phisical modelling (i.e. NOT sample based) pipe organ synth. There's a really great synth called Aeolus for linux but I couldn't find anything similar for windows.
Any tips?
thanks
Nicola

wiki page for aeolus:
http://www.muse-sequencer.org/wiki/index.php/Aeolus
sound samples (at the bottom):
http://www.geocities.jp/midi_organ_net/aeolus/

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I don't know of any non-sampled pipe organs, but you could probably build one with Tassman.

I use samples (PMI's baroque organ with Kontakt), so that doesn't help you.

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In NI's Reaktor 5 there is the Steampipe 2 ensemble, which is fantastic.

Blurb from the NI site: "SteamPipe 2 is an acoustic modeling synthesizer that effectively models air being blown through a tunable pipe. It uses a tuned resonator to create bowed, blown, and plucked sounds, as well as strange new hybrid sounds. In addition to a tuned all-pass filter and many controls for the "shape" of the pipe, there is a mod wheel-controlled filter to achieve damping and breath noise effects. The new version uses new core cells for an even more powerful sound."
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m0nty wrote:Hi
I am looking for a phisical modelling (i.e. NOT sample based) pipe organ synth.
Nicola
Applied Acoustics Tassman has some ready to use pm pipe organ synths:

-Double Manual Combo
-Orgscape
-Single/Double Manual

Those give the sound of a church/cathederal/ type pipe organ. As well, they have several 'combo organs' like you find a club band using.

Tassman also uses 3-4 tonewheels that can be midi controlled and mixed.

And finally you get all the other great AAS presets plus you can build your own:

http://www.applied-acoustics.com/tassman.htm

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Some great ones for the Nord Modular G2.

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