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Victorian Chapel Organ

Victorian Chapel Organ is a small but powerful instrument, perfect for small Houses of Worship or home organ practice.
Category Price Seller Device
Music $3.99 Omenie Limited iPhone, iPad, iPod

Victorian Chapel Organ does not use samples, leading to an extremely small application footprint. But don’t be fooled by its size. This organ makes some giant sounds, and at the same time will run happily on very old hardware, including iPad 2, iPhone 5C and iPod Touch 4G.

The organ may be played with 2 MIDI controller keyboards and pedals attached, just 2 keyboards, or just a single keyboard.

All three divisions can be played using a single keyboard. The couplers allow a single keyboard to play both the Great and Swell divisions, and the smart 'Auto Pedal' coupler pushes the lowest note played on the Great to the Pedal division, giving powerful bass reinforcement and allowing the full compass of the instrument to be reached via a single keyboard. The Swell division responds to Mod Wheel, Expression and Volume (CC 1, 11 and 7) as 'swell pedal', the Great channel's Volume (CC 7) sets the level of the overall instrument. A 'Crescendo' pedal feature allows stops to be pulled out and pushed in progressively to add or reduce volume. Crescendo responds to either of Pedal MIDI channel CC1 or CC11 (Mod Wheel or Expression)

Despite having just 19 stops, the hollow flute tones of the Swell's Stopped Diapasons, plus its ranks of harmonically-rich reeds, perfectly complement the beautiful, classical smoothness of the Great. The organ offers a hugely flexible palette of sounds from its carefully-designed stops. And the organ's dynamic range is huge, the difference between a solo Vox Humana at minimum swell and all stops out / all couplers out is startling, just like a real church organ.

For those without daily access to a private chapel for practice, the organ contains an artifical reverberator that can be accessed within the 'Settings' page.

Great Stops :
8' Principal
4' Octave
2' Super Octave
8' Recorder
8' Oboe
Mixture 4 ranks (12.15.19.22 with breaks)

Swell Stops :
8' Stopped Diapason
4' Stopped Diapason
2' Stopped Diapason
8' Clarinet
4' Clarinet
2' Cor Anglais
8' Vox Humana
8' Vox Celeste
8' Viola
2 2/3' Nazard

Pedal Stops :
16' Bourdon
16' Bassoon
16' Mixture (borrows 8' and 4' ranks from Great and Swell)

Tremulant : acts on the Swell division. This makes the Pedal Mixture slightly tremulant as it uses Swell ranks.

The Vox Celeste is tuned slightly sharp and is designed to beat beautifully against Vox Humana, Viola and 8' Clarinet.

Couplers
Swell To Great : couples a keyboard on the Great channel to the Swell division

Sub Octave : all notes played on the Great are duplicated an octave down for low-end reinforcement and increased power

Octave : all notes played on the Great are duplicated an octave up for increased brightness and power

Auto Pedal : intelligently maps the lowest played note on the Great to the Pedal division

Pistons
The entire console state of stops and couplers may be captured onto 7 pistons, allowing instant access to your favourite registrations. The pistons may be mapped to drum pads on popular MIDI controllers for even more rapid access to registrations.

4 on-screen LEDs give visual feedback to activity on the Great, Swell and Pedal MIDI channels, as well as helping when programming pistons. The LEDs are colour-coded, blue for Great, Green for Swell, Purple for Pedals.

Reviews

App
Hot rod 112

This app is useless without a keyboard


Impressive sound & features
stevekeyz

The sound quality and features are really good. You can’t go wrong if you like pipe organs, especially at the price. If a super version is ever offered, I’ll buy it.


Immersive experience!!
Lungimsam

Unbelieveable sound. So beautiful. Fantastic price. Excellent and prompt, friendly support. I hook up my MAudio Keystation61 to my iPhone6 via the keyboard’s midi/USB cable into my apple type powered camera adapter and then into the iphone power jack. I plugged it all in and it plays great. So simple. Go out of your iPhone headphone jack to headphones or a speaker. So many sounds to experiment with via stops/pistons/settings. Adjust the hall size and reverb to your heart’s content. And you can even use 2 keyboards and pedal board with it. Lots of ways to adjust and assign things. Don’t hesitate to get it. Same for the St Just in Roseland Organ ap they make. Great to have two different organs to play that sound so marvelous and at affordable pricing. Can’t say enough good things about these organ aps.


Small organ with all that accompanies it, but a great instrument nonetheless.
Ioannium

Compared to the much more celebrated St Just app by the same company, this smaller instrument is far-and-away superior in terms of realism. For a small parish church currently saving up for a digital organ to replace a Clavinova-type “organ,” this instrument is wonderful. It would also serve smaller recording studios looking for some realism (assuming you have basic knowledge on how an organ works). For lacking the online presence and advertising of its big brother, the St Just app, this chapel organ app is a solid 5*. Ignore the idiot that didn’t understand you need a keyboard to use the thing. A two-star review doesn’t matter from someone who fundamentally misunderstands how the app works. That isn’t a flaw of the developers, but the user. PEBKAC.


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