Trinity Electric Pipe Organ

Soundiron's Trinity Electric Pipe Organ has got body and soul. This Rodgers electric pipe organ is an especially warm and robust amplified electro-acoustic pipe organ. It was built by T.S Good Church Organ Company at the Trinity Lutheran Church, a humble and beautiful little church in Clinton, Ohio. The chapel's classic A-frame and great acoustics give the organ tremendous presence and tonal richness that make it an outstanding choice for all kinds of tracks, whether you need a pipe organ or are looking for a fatter modern electric sound.

The primary microphone position is of course a wide stereo pair of Neumann TLM 103s for stunning clarity and realism. To give you additional layering and mixing options, we also captured it with a far stereo mic placed at the back of the house, and with a dynamic mono mic right against the main speaker stack for added punch. We captured 11 main stops: Tremulent Rohrflote, 4 Combination Stops, Tutti, Hautbois Plein Jeu, Block Flote, Bourdon, Gemshorn, Rohrflote, along with three thunderous bass pedal stops, and 3 concert percussion stops: Tubular chimes, Zimbelstern bells, and glorious Bellplucks.