More Casavant Organ Secrets Revealed!
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Very well done sir! Innovative and impressive, all of your modifications.
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WOW! Thats so innovative!
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my full name is Janice-Lee Casavant no joke
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Im a Casavant! Really. Hillary Jean Casavant! Jean is my middle name.
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I think it might be the 4 ft coupler, because last week i was playing a casavant organ, and the organ would sound like yours did when the 4ft coupler was on
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I see this as the way of the future. Accoustic organs with amplified reinforcement. Makes perfect sense.
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It think these videos are great. It seems like you did a good job maximizing the resources of the organ. Nice sounding Casavant!
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Well, it is at best a clever compromise, as I said. This would not be my choice for any pipe organ if funds and space are available for an instrument of sufficient scope.
theremin137 3 years ago
I also really like the way the organ sounds around 1:43-1:45. The Casavant organ i played once also sounds like this sometimes. Do you know why they sound like this? Its really nice, and i've never heard anything other than a Casavant organ make this sound.
organist99x 3 years ago
Don't know. What you are hearing is the Great Trumpet at 8 and 4 ft. and amplified to "Mirabilis" proportions!
theremin137 3 years ago
Yes, I have discussed this in the organ forums. I agree with you it's too bad we can't fill the chamber with pipes; it's simply not in the picture financially at this time. And no, they don't see the audio enhancement as an excuse not to do better. It's a matter of using what I have done or not having any enhancement at all.
theremin137 3 years ago