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Piece: Toccata & Fugue in D minor, BWV 565 (1705)
Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach
TIP: If you are not me, you will get this pedal for the organ effect (effect at 2:26):
http://www.youtube.com/user/Effectology#p/u/8/oGzF19YI3BE
Or, do what I did and improvise. I used Guitar Rig for this... Simulate 2 octaves above and below and 1 octave above and below. That is four extra tones, in addition to the actual note being played. The extra four tones should be slightly out of tune...it's an old organ, you see. Use compression to make all notes of roughly equal attack. Use cathedral-like reverb. I also use a rotator and modest distortion to make the sound more vintage/old.
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ramzesrukas 3 weeks ago
im not getting any feeling from this. it seems as if it was only a performance. as in, making it look harder than it is.
you could have done the same thing with closer notes on some parts.
but overall, great show
jj12j 6 months ago
nicely done
peterdegrotere 7 months ago
ohhh!! que chicle estás masticando ??
TheJohanandrenavarro 8 months ago
love it :)
moutoooon 9 months ago