I love this it's almost perfect! The only things that could be improved is adding some reverb built in and maybe more soft Reeds but otherwise, it's perfect!
I was among those who was skeptical about your project initially, but I've changed my mind. I'm going to give it a try. But most importantly, I found your performance brought me to the music, where as most other performers try to attract attention to themselves. Your tempo is in perfect defiance of those who use music to aggrandize themselves. Many thanks.
I didn't actually perform it myself, I just controlled the registration and I made the instrument from free samples. The performance is a MIDI file by Andrew Maguire.
Hi, I am very impressed by the number of stops you managed to assemble in one screen. I've just discovered OrganBuilder software, yesterday. A marvellous tool ! Is it overkill to ask you how to insert buttons on the central part (under each manual) and where I can find the "GC" cancellation button ? Thanks
Go to panel and in there you can click generals and I am pretty sure it will be there. I have mine to where if I click c on my laptop keyboard, it is the GC piston. Right click the GC piston and go to shortcut, click listen to event and press the key on your computer keyboard that you wish to be the shortcut
Its certainly a great advertisement for the abilities of GO Im trying to convince our church to use a virtual organ too. Our organist has died and Im thinking we might have to go down the midi path. Lots of oldies who still like that style of music. I have downloaded and got this set of organs up and running. Any chance you can link to that actual midi file?
For Pitea, it'll download an "orgue" file, use something like 7-zip (www.7-zip.org) to extract it. After installing 7-zip you can right-click on it and there should be a 7-zip menu that lets you extract it, and then after that just copy the files into the new "Pitea" folder you made.
I like this samplset due to its large size and the fact that its free. Like you I noticed variations in the amount of reverb throughout the performance. Could this be due to the individual ambient reverb of each organ used for sources? Does Grandeorgue have a reverb option to add overall large cathedral effect. That would be awesome for this great samplset.
@@jb4214 Yes it does (Audio/Midi settings -> Reverb). But first the original reverb needs to be disabled (set "release tail length" on the main toolbar to a small value).
@@jb4214 Some of the incorporated Sample Sets are "wet" and some are "dry". This is one reason why I prefer to create a larger "VPO" sound by opening multiple copies of the software of a computer with a resulting compositing of several organs. Each instance of a loaded organ can then have its own custom-tailored reverb and release settings. Each can also have its own "tracker" setting too. I certainly admire the titanic work of this instrument's creator. The ODF file is a monumental creation!
So beautiful. May I know how I could download this specific sample set? I tried the links ok the description but it's not work. New friend organist here. Hope to hear from you so I could use this on my organ music recording
What specific problem are you having? Most of the links refer to the free third-party samples, and should be able to assemble into a single instrument and load.
How many gigabytes does this beast need? Amazing work, well done! The FCCLA organ (or organs) is indeed quite something. I have been to many recitals there.
i am back again :D, i have downloaded all the files, but it keeps on saying every note in every organ doesn't exist. is there any way i can fix this? thx!
@eventhorizon005 How did you get this file with this 160 rank combination? The website where you sent the sample of this organ does not have that number of records.
Hi. What you could do for a Resultant, is essentially take a sample (32ft), and duplicate it into 2 ranks. Use one rank for unison, and the other for quint, and direct the stop to those ranks, ensuring that they play correctly. This may seem complicated, but it's possible if you analyze the structure of stops in a GO ODF, and using Organ builder portable, put two samples to one stop and it'll generate that way.
@@EmeraldPixelGamingEPG Some sample sets such as Burea Church has extended the 16ft pipes for 32ft. In the file such as "PEDBasun16" Select 024-C.wav to 055-G.wav for a total of 32 notes a put it in a folder named PEDBasun32 for example. The same can be done for "PEDSubbas16" too.
I actually successfully completely redid the original .organ file @eventhorizon005 created to fit my custom 5-manual organ using 2 Novation Launchpad Mini II's for stop control. I cut it down to 124 stops or so, included tremulants and only the interdivisional 8' couplers to make it work. Fully loaded, uses around 12GB of RAM, maybe a bit less. I can run it safely on my Dell Latitude 3340 running 16GB of RAM, but runs like a champ on my desktop running 24GB of RAM
Hello. I am getting a rather specific error. "Error while loading rank Sharf first rank pipe Kalvtrask_Church\Octava4\057-A.wav: Failed to open 'Kalvtrask_Church\Octava4\057-A.wav'" I looked through the organ file because I had another that had the .wav file incorrect. I made the correction and that loaded, but then I get this error. I don't see a typo in this line of code. Do you have any idea what may be causing this error? Thank you. And thanks for making this organ available. Bill
I'm not really sure what the issue could be, maybe make sure the folder name (Kalvtrask_Church) is correct. Unless your system is running out of memory during the load.
The same thing happened to me. It would not load correctly. I tried opening grandorgue and went to file then went to open recent and clicked thoryk custom and it opened just fine.
@@eventhorizon005 Thank you very much, sir. Finally I understood the sentence. Now I have followed all your instructions and the organ works perfectly (it loads without error and without warning). Very nice work, thank you very much.
![Rescuing & Restoration of an old organ [Part 1]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/NZVKvNsJIlc/mqdefault.jpg)
Thanks for posting this, when the 32' reeds kicked in during the toccata it brought a smile to my face.
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I think it sound pretty good, awesome of you making your disposition available for us to try out and experiment with - thank you!
I love this it's almost perfect! The only things that could be improved is adding some reverb built in and maybe more soft Reeds but otherwise, it's perfect!
I was among those who was skeptical about your project initially, but I've changed my mind. I'm going to give it a try. But most importantly, I found your performance brought me to the music, where as most other performers try to attract attention to themselves. Your tempo is in perfect defiance of those who use music to aggrandize themselves. Many thanks.
I didn't actually perform it myself, I just controlled the registration and I made the instrument from free samples. The performance is a MIDI file by Andrew Maguire.
Can't wait to play!
Nice project..also a very decent, articulate, unpretentious performance...thanks
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Hi, I am very impressed by the number of stops you managed to assemble in one screen. I've just discovered OrganBuilder software, yesterday. A marvellous tool ! Is it overkill to ask you how to insert buttons on the central part (under each manual) and where I can find the "GC" cancellation button ? Thanks
I used to use GrandOrgue software. To do what you want, I think you will have to program it yourself.
Go to panel and in there you can click generals and I am pretty sure it will be there. I have mine to where if I click c on my laptop keyboard, it is the GC piston. Right click the GC piston and go to shortcut, click listen to event and press the key on your computer keyboard that you wish to be the shortcut
I"m having some issues getting it on Grand Orgue w/o extrating it first as a Package
What issue are you having? On the website it mainly has you extract the packages into folders, and then you save the .organ file and it should run.
how do i make all the files work together
Will you ever add a 64’ reed or something, also, excellent music.
Its certainly a great advertisement for the abilities of GO
Im trying to convince our church to use a virtual organ too. Our organist has died and Im thinking we might have to go down the midi path. Lots of oldies who still like that style of music.
I have downloaded and got this set of organs up and running. Any chance you can link to that actual midi file?
The instructions of extracting the Pitea file is confusing me.
For Pitea, it'll download an "orgue" file, use something like 7-zip (www.7-zip.org) to extract it. After installing 7-zip you can right-click on it and there should be a 7-zip menu that lets you extract it, and then after that just copy the files into the new "Pitea" folder you made.
How to download „Balzan Maltese”?
Nice performance, a bit dry sound. More reverb.
I like this samplset due to its large size and the fact that its free. Like you I noticed variations in the amount of reverb throughout the performance. Could this be due to the individual ambient reverb of each organ used for sources? Does Grandeorgue have a reverb option to add overall large cathedral effect. That would be awesome for this great samplset.
@@jb4214 Yes it does (Audio/Midi settings -> Reverb). But first the original reverb needs to be disabled (set "release tail length" on the main toolbar to a small value).
Yes. I agree. I think that the creator of this recording now has access to much more expansive reverb impulse files. :)
@@jb4214 Some of the incorporated Sample Sets are "wet" and some are "dry". This is one reason why I prefer to create a larger "VPO" sound by opening multiple copies of the software of a computer with a resulting compositing of several organs. Each instance of a loaded organ can then have its own custom-tailored reverb and release settings. Each can also have its own "tracker" setting too. I certainly admire the titanic work of this instrument's creator. The ODF file is a monumental creation!
What is the sample set?
So beautiful. May I know how I could download this specific sample set? I tried the links ok the description but it's not work. New friend organist here. Hope to hear from you so I could use this on my organ music recording
What specific problem are you having? Most of the links refer to the free third-party samples, and should be able to assemble into a single instrument and load.
How many gigabytes does this beast need? Amazing work, well done! The FCCLA organ (or organs) is indeed quite something. I have been to many recitals there.
I recommend having at least 16gb of RAM for the organ. I'm glad you like it!
where can you download these samples?
Look for grangorgue in sourceforge site.
i am back again :D, i have downloaded all the files, but it keeps on saying every note in every organ doesn't exist. is there any way i can fix this? thx!
This is one of the best, thank you.
I do not needs to use a plugins?
You might just need to download and install it using Grand Orgue
Ottimo anche il midi
@eventhorizon005 How did you get this file with this 160 rank combination? The website where you sent the sample of this organ does not have that number of records.
The virtual organ I made has 162 ranks, it should work for you. ryan.thoryk.com/grandorgue/
this is a really beautiful organ! i've been trying to download it, do i save the custom file into a notepad doc then (try) to change its extension?
its also saying that the stuff like "Pitea_F#.wav" doesn't exist.
Yeah, it's a text file, you save it and make sure it's extension is ".organ" and it should work then.
Please do a tutorial on how to combine them together
what's difficult about it
@@Ev3r0x I got it now and added convulsion reverb and it sounds amazing 🤩 it is my new main virtual organ sample set :)
The Balzan Wet is not longer available.
you just have to apply for it, and you get a download link by e-mail from Mark Bugeja.
sample link?
Amazing. How can you make 64ft Gravissima or a Grand Posaune in OrganBuilderPortable?
I've never used OrganBuilder before, this one was made by hand.
Hi. What you could do for a Resultant, is essentially take a sample (32ft), and duplicate it into 2 ranks. Use one rank for unison, and the other for quint, and direct the stop to those ranks, ensuring that they play correctly. This may seem complicated, but it's possible if you analyze the structure of stops in a GO ODF, and using Organ builder portable, put two samples to one stop and it'll generate that way.
@@EmeraldPixelGamingEPG Some sample sets such as Burea Church has extended the 16ft pipes for 32ft. In the file such as "PEDBasun16" Select 024-C.wav to 055-G.wav for a total of 32 notes a put it in a folder named PEDBasun32 for example. The same can be done for "PEDSubbas16" too.
Would you be able to upload and share this preset/sample-pack?
@@WarrenPostma The samplesets are linked on my website, and the organ is available for download too. ryan.thoryk.com/grandorgue
How do you customize your organ?
You can save combinations in it, but to customize it you need to edit the .organ file manually, which is how I made it.
I actually successfully completely redid the original .organ file @eventhorizon005 created to fit my custom 5-manual organ using 2 Novation Launchpad Mini II's for stop control. I cut it down to 124 stops or so, included tremulants and only the interdivisional 8' couplers to make it work. Fully loaded, uses around 12GB of RAM, maybe a bit less. I can run it safely on my Dell Latitude 3340 running 16GB of RAM, but runs like a champ on my desktop running 24GB of RAM
@@hymnally_yours Could you share your config?
how do I open the full organ in grand orgue once I've downloaded all the sample sets ?
All you should normally have to do is open the thoryk_custom.organ file in GrandOrgue and it should all load as long as you have enough RAM memory.
Is it transposable?
GrandOrgue lets you transpose, yes.
Where can I download this
On my website at ryan.thoryk.com/grandorgue/
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Hello. I am getting a rather specific error. "Error while loading rank Sharf first rank pipe Kalvtrask_Church\Octava4\057-A.wav: Failed to open 'Kalvtrask_Church\Octava4\057-A.wav'"
I looked through the organ file because I had another that had the .wav file incorrect. I made the correction and that loaded, but then I get this error. I don't see a typo in this line of code. Do you have any idea what may be causing this error?
Thank you. And thanks for making this organ available.
Bill
I'm not really sure what the issue could be, maybe make sure the folder name (Kalvtrask_Church) is correct. Unless your system is running out of memory during the load.
The same thing happened to me. It would not load correctly. I tried opening grandorgue and went to file then went to open recent and clicked thoryk custom and it opened just fine.
How much RAM do we need for this sample set?
I found that you need at least around 10-12gb for it, a 16gb machine should be fine.
This sentence needs to be more clear - "Copy the "Chimes" folder in the archive into the organ's folder"!!!????
If you open the Barton 3-7 zip file, there's a "chimes" folder inside it. Copy that into the folder you made for the organ.
@@eventhorizon005 Thank you very much, sir. Finally I understood the sentence. Now I have followed all your instructions and the organ works perfectly (it loads without error and without warning). Very nice work, thank you very much.