Wurlitzer Virtual Theatre Pipe Organ
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@aihoschema I Quite Agree
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Great thanks for posting....but key of "c " arghhh the jazz mans curse.
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fantasic !!!!! cant stop tapping my feet !!!
kind regards
MrThespazman
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wait jelani eddington ive met him
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Jelani is the BEST! And the stop tab hanging from the key ring is just perfect!
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Very good!!
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There is something special about tubes, transistors, tone wheels etc. because they tend to adapt to your playing. There is an interaction going on where the organ takes on a new life with these real parts being electrified.
Any thoughts on developing Hauptwerk of the electronic theater organs of the 60's? They're still my choice in theater organs. I know it sounds like a misnomer, but as COMALiteJ said, ' ...each of them was a FAILED attempt to duplicate a sound which already existed...'
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sounds like he is playing the theme from the movie Gidget.
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Sounds great! How do you look up with a MIDI keyboards and pedal board on your computer? The reason that I like Allen digital organs is that they do not limit their organs to being a real pipe organ, they also added professional features as sustain (Bell like fading away effect), transposer, additional MIDI voices and more. Can this software offers these items?
Just listened to this tune on high quality. Wonderful! I just can't get enough of those throaty-airy sweet sounds of theatre pipe organs. The quality of the reverb is excellent as well. Love the way this tune is played: true 20s 30s swing feel to go along with the fantastic sound.
I am very happy to know that organs (all kinds) are slowly regaining the status they deserve.
aihoschema 2 years ago 3
In this particular case, why, yes, yes it is.
Each of those instruments spawned whole new genres of music. Each of them was a FAILED attempt to duplicate a sound which already existed, but in a cheaper and/or more portable form. Each was a happy ACCIDENT.
The theatre pipe organ itself was an attempt to duplicate a whole orchestra, the original means of providing in-theater music tracks for silent movies, but requiring only one musician instead of dozens — thus the name "unit orchestra."
COMALiteJ 3 years ago 3