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New Oberhausbergen Walther 311FS

Ghekorg7 (Ret)

Ghekorg7 (Ret)

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Hallo to all jOrgan fans.:)

I just uploaded my latest version of the 2m/p Georges Frederic Walther 1979 modern Baroque organ in Ste Odile Oberhausbergen, Alsace.
It runs with the latest jOrgan version 311.

Has many new functions, sounds great and I added two midi files in the recorder, Giovanni de Macque's Consonanze and a small impro of mine just to hear the sound of the organ when opened first.
It's far better than the previous versions.:rolleyes:

Read the....Read me First pdf file ...first !

Called Oberhausbergen 311 FS 1.8, is free download from my Skydrive :

http://cid-4abbc613d73c4fa0.office.live.com/browse.aspx/jOrgan-Panos-Dispositions

Have fun and enjoy !
Panos:cool:
 

ggoode.sa

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Hi Panos,

I finally got time to install jOrgan 3.11 and play your latest edition of this great organ! Well, done :) It is great to play and the jOrgan console screen is really looking good.

Thanks for sharing with us,

GrahamG
 
Ghekorg7 (Ret)

Ghekorg7 (Ret)

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You're kindly welcome Graham !

Credits must go to Joseph, for he preserved the organ with his' samples in 2000.
Without the samples we cannot do anything.
This one is more exeptional, cause he did short ones and acceptable to looping, this way kept the memory low (about 2.5MB) for a real sampled instrument !
Also to Ste Odile comnunity and Maison Muhleisen for the photos I included on the virtual console.

Yes, jOrgan 311 is far the best of the series. Very powerfull, but still needs a better Fluidsynth than the very good indeed 1.8 included. As far as I know David and the rest of the guys are workin' on that !
 
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