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tittualex

tittualex

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Dear All,

Recently my PC got infected with virus and i was forced to re-format it. And unfortunately I didn't have the 'My Organ' set up . As I searched in the internet i couldn't find the download link for My Organ and even Tocata. Latter I came to know that Hauptwerk has bought My Organ...:confused: and we may not get that wonderful software any more......... i'am shocked!!!!!!! Now i need my organ and Tocata set up can any one send me both these softwares?????? And what will be the future of My Organ????????

regards,

Alex.:(
 
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ggoode.sa

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Hi Alex,

Do not fear, MyOrgan is not lost... there are a few other Open Source projects that are using the GPLv2 code released as MyOrgan 1.06 as a base for their projects. The one that has a public release is GrandOrgue (http://www.exedra.hu/grandorgue/) and it has everything that MyOrgan has, plus a few new features (like the transpose setting).

Toccotta was never released as opensource software, therefore only the person who produced it can distribute it. Does anyone know of a download that is available?

If you know of any programmers that are interested in Virtual Pipe Organ software, please ask them to join the GrandOrgue project as it needs all the help we can give it.

GrahamG
 
tittualex

tittualex

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Dear Graham,

Thank you very much......... Luckily i had saved the set up of both My Organ and Toccata in my mail and I found it out today....... and i heard rumors that My Organ is still around in the name Grand Orgue........thank you very much for that link........ i downloaded Grand Orgue also......

Cheers!!!!!!!

Alex:)
 

Bagnew

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You can also download MyOrgan here.
That website is also home for "Praelude" which, according to the site "will become the successor of MyOrgan. It is under construction, and will have it’s own web-site once it is more developed. It will be able to import HW 1,2 and 3 sample-sets (unscrambled) and will support audio-routing. It will be a kind of HW3-clone. Praelude News will be updated as soon there is more to tell about the developement stage."
 
tittualex

tittualex

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Dear Bagnew,

Thank you for the link but i couldn't find out any free download link there. is it freeware?

thanks.
Alex.
 

CatOrg

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a link that works...

tittualex said:
Thank you.......
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Those links doesnt work. I have the same problem and a liitle RAM-sized computer, so I need Myorgan, to run the big Burea organ.
Who knows where to find Myorgan (I do have Grandorgue, but cant run Burea, it is definitely a not-enough-RAM-problem) or somebody who can send it as mail-attachment?
 

e9925248

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CatOrg said:
I have the same problem and a liitle RAM-sized computer, so I need Myorgan, to run the big Burea organ.
(I do have Grandorgue, but cant run Burea, it is definitely a not-enough-RAM-problem)?
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How big is the RAM?
What sample width (eg. 16, 24 bit) is selected in the GO settings?
Loosless compression on/off?
 

CatOrg

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e9925248 said:
How big is the RAM?
What sample width (eg. 16, 24 bit) is selected in the GO settings?
Loosless compression on/off?
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Dear e99, First I feel very well with you looking that every user of GO is happy and all is best in experience. I would wish such interest in commercial software ;-)
Now for the point here, no chance! Burea xtended is 2,95 GB big, I have 2 GB RAM (64MB video shared and stupid processes I will hunt out of my kingdom some day, but this takes memory too) so this is already amazing that under GO it loads till the nasard of the IIIrd manual (is more interesting that it loads all under Myorgan :-o )
For now I practice with Myorgan, since I dont have a swell pedal. When my LPC1769 are here, I will also buy a 8 GB-computer, thats the way.
Grandorgue is fine with Romainswiller :)

BTW Thanks for the offer, I found on a forgotten partition a Myorgan, so if somebody needs, I can help too.
 

e9925248

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CatOrg said:
Now for the point here, no chance! Burea xtended is 2,95 GB big, I have 2 GB RAM (64MB video shared and stupid processes I will hunt out of my kingdom some day, but this takes memory too) so this is already amazing that under GO it loads till the nasard of the IIIrd manual (is more interesting that it loads all under Myorgan :-o )
For now I practice with Myorgan, since I dont have a swell pedal. When my LPC1769 are here, I will also buy a 8 GB-computer, thats the way.
Grandorgue is fine with Romainswiller :)
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You need use load setting compareable to GO 0.2 (and its sucessors) to get a compareable memory usage.

2.9 GB for Burea extended AGO probably means that you selected 24 bit sample format without lossless compression. GO 0.2 is 16 bit - probably with lossless compression enabled.

Either switch to 16 bit with lossless compression [in the settings dialog] or override it just for that organ: In the organ dialog select 16 bit with lossless compression for the whole organ, save and reload.
It should get down to about 1.3 / 1.9 (16 bit with/without lossless compression).
 

CatOrg

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Dear all,
In my case, the last GO has improved the situation. It calculated the latency automatically (46ms, exactly the same as in the latency found by try-and-fail-but-at-least-it-works MyOrgan installed on the same Computer), and the features are great, difficult to not have it. Jeuxdorgues works great! THANKS!
Buuut,
- Burea-xtended loads partially, and not enough systematically that some parts of the organ can be used. No this is just random. (still 2GB-RAM, windows XP)
- My Keyboards (Casio CTK 720) are MIDI-over-usb-only, there are no drivers for Win8 or linux, so a new computer means new keyboards.
Fortunately, Romainswiller on GO and Burea on MyOrgan are fine to practice.
Still searching for a solution for use of Burea with swell-shoes (only GO) and multi-channeling... But first of all practice ;-)
BTW I have also a depository of MyOrgan, call-by-email.
 

e9925248

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Linux ships by default with drivers, which support all standard compilant USB-MIDI devices.
I can confirm, that a Casio WK-110 works out of the box on a recent Linux system (WK-110 share a manual with CTK-810).
 

e9925248

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CatOrg said:
- Burea-xtended loads partially, and not enough systematically that some parts of the organ can be used. No this is just random. (still 2GB-RAM, windows XP)
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You can control the load setting of indiviual stops (even pipes). See the post on
https://plus.google.com/103958129553708971826

CatOrg said:
Still searching for a solution for use of Burea with swell-shoes (only GO) and multi-channeling
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Lars has done a nice screen cast about multi channeling and current GO build features swells for all windchests on the floating panel.
 
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