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  • Is that the Harpsichord sound in there with the Trumpets? I played an Allen over the summer with a Harpsi. and Celesta stop on the swell (and it sounded just like 'em), but can't remember if the C6 has one!

  • No, I don't mix those sounds in with the pipes. That's likely the post-horn, a theater organ stop. Seems it's caused a bit of a sticky wicket. I did use the harpsichord and glock, and I'll post it when I get some time.

  • I wish I could afford one in my small condo !! and with AGO curved pedals .. It packs a lot into a small console. Now is could fit a four manual Quantum in here ..I'd be set !! Great playing .. post some more if you can.

  • I want one, too, but they are hard to find because nobody wants to sell theirs.

  • I have really enjoyed you playing! Thanks so much!

  • Nice playing acoustics. I enjoyed this. Your Allen is not soo bad. I think electonic organs have moved up from "toasters" to real "instruments" and it takes a good musician to get a good sound out of them. 5/5. Thanks for posting!

  • I keep listening to this, and the reed sound is almost sort of 'Crumhorn' sounding at the opening.

    One of my favorite reed instruments, and organ stops come to think of it. John

  • The post horn is fortissimo and piercing. The swell reed is a bright trompette that is not so thin and loud, but of the same tonal design. Thanks for the encouragement. I have RA and it is getting more difficult to play. I will post a hymn that uses the crumhorn, using the same photos, since that's all I have.

  • The "thin blare" is typical of the post-horn used in this hymn. I'll upload another hymn that uses less incisive reeds. Please remember that you can't buy many real pipes for $18K.

  • Sadly, Mr.'tuttiorgan' seems not to have any of his own "pretty" videos for us to compare this so called UGLY SOUND too!!!

    I can honestly say that I have never experienced cats scratching in a tin!!!!

    I wish if people were making unpleasant comments, they would post a response to maybe show how it is meant to be performed!!

    I think the sound is typically and "Allen Organ" sound. I have to say I'm not keen on them, but enjoyed the performance of your own arrangement!

  • Thank you, John. I will leave Tutti's comment as a testimony to free speech guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. The C6c is a low-end model with obsolete digital samples in the MIDI expander. It actually sounds good in the church; I get lots of compliments. Ill place the mics differently when I get a camcorder. I have uploaded two more songs that use different registrations. Perhaps Tutti will find them less repulsive. Il Signore vi benedica.

  • You will have to pardon tuttiorgan, he seems to be quite shallow and pedantic at times. Your video is fine and quite representative of the organ that was used for the performance. Thanks for posting this and your other videos, I hope that you will do more in the future. I wish others on here would post more hymns, whether by pipe or digital, I have no preference, as I just enjoy them.

  • Low quality?!? Are you kidding?!? This organ sounds awesom1 Great! Extraordinary! Shall I go on?

  • Dear accousticdecay, yours is a good electronic organ, decidedly superior to many others. It plays very well despite the quality of youtube. Compliments for your performance. Tuttiorgan probably knows few the cats and nothing the electronic organs. Five greats stars.

  • stupid

  • I meant that tuttiorgan's comment was stupid. My apologies to accousticdelay. Mr. Mark Tuttiorgan seems to make a living out of ragging on everyone, he must be an "expert"....

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