Sprich Klartext, wenn du meinst, mir was mitteilen zu müssen!

Es war eine einfache Frage. Kein Grund für Sarkasmus.

Zitat von DigitalPipes im Beitrag #36

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Zitat von Ippenstein im Beitrag #35

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@DigitalPipes I will cut it.

Anbei nun als angehängte ZIP, da das System eine reine Midifile nicht mag...

ABER... ich habe in die Midi-Datei reingehört. Sie klingt sehr statisch. Deshalb habe ich mich kurz hingesetzt und den Schlußsatz vom Postludio festivo (Karg-Elert) schnell eingespielt. Das ist bei weitem lebendiger und eventuell auch besser für den Vergleich. Hört mal bitte rein.
Bei mir liegt das Pedal auf Kanal 4, das Hauptwerk auf Kanal 2. Jeder muß bei sich dann die Kanäle selbst einstellen.

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Thanks very much! The Postludio Festivo sounds very good! Ok, I opened the midi file with Logic and I got a very funny istrumentation

So I suppose that our contestants can use it to make the recording!

Now let's choose the type of instrument/voicing we would use. From what I have seen so far about the instruments we could use for the recording, it seems that we can settle on a three manual instrument, and since Johannus Live is involved too, and specific organs are sampled for it, I guess a french romantic could be the general orientation. Can all the participants confirm the availability of such voicing? Am not sure about the prestige and the benedikt though, but if they have a sort of eclectic voicing, that would work too.

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Zitat von DigitalPipes im Beitrag #49

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Oh, I know your files very well! Found them in The Organ Forum and were the final important element that made me decide for Viscount!

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Zitat von DigitalPipes im Beitrag #49

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I remember also a beautiful french romantic voicing, can we use that one, so to align with the Johannus Live of Paris?

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Ich weiß nicht warum, aber bei der Aufzeichnung wurden die Pedalnoten um eine Oktave zu tief gesetzt. Hier ist eine Version mit transponiertem Pedal.

But should we start recording?
I think I don't understand which are the official songs (Nun Danket and Preludio Festivo, both?), And what are the official stops to use (at least for Nun Danket; for the Festive Prelude he indicated the recording Ippenstein).

Anyone with Allen and Rodgers who can participate?

@Ippenstein

There is a problem: my organ accepts channeled midi files like this:

Pedal ch1
Choir ch4
Great ch2
Swell ch3

(if only two tracks are used -Great and Pedal-, I would need: Great ch2; Pedal ch1)

Unfortunately I cannot use an external sequencer to play the file, and I would need the file already prepared to be loaded on the organ sequencer.

I kindly ask Ippenstein if he can modify the file with the indicated channels. I don't currently have a midi software editor.

Thank you very much!

Hello Ahlborn,

please try this.

Best regards

Andreas

Paulo--the links to the LiVE3TA recordings have been sent in a PM to you.

Thanks Ippenstein for kindly sending the file! Now it's fine and I play it smoothly.

I sent a Paolo two files:
the first file contains almost the same stops used by Ippenstein (only differences: Montre 16 instead of Bourdon 16, Larigot not present, Bombarde 16 instead of Posaune 16).

The second file has these stops: Montre 8/Prestant 4 in both manuals, Trompette 8, Trompette harm.8, Hautbois 8, Bombarde 16 in the manuals.
Ped, Fonds 16 and Bombarde 16, Trompette 8, and Contrabombarde 32 (final bars).

The second file has no test value, it's just my curiosity to understand how it sounds.