Free 1.5 Gig Kontakt 5 Organ

https://soundcloud.com/bi...achs-toccata-and-fugue
A hopefully enjoyable organ originally sampled by Nick Appleton. The organ of St. Augustine's Anglican Church, Neutral Bay has a plethora of stops and I think a pleasing sound.
Kontakt 5
http://bigcatinstruments....-augustines-organ.html
 
I had a chat with a certain gentleman and came up with this alternative set of patches wherein the organ is divided into the appropriate manuals so they can be easily played using separate keyboards just like a real organ.
http://www.mediafire.com/...ustines_Organ_nkis.zip

A bonus organ, sampled by Lars Palo of Lars Virtual Pipe Organs, the Burea Funeral Organ is smaller an more subdued.
Kontakt 5
http://bigcatinstruments....l-organ-lars-palo.html

Thanks! I don't have the best ear or musical knowledge so I'm not always sure. It's great to get feedback from folks with both going on.

I agree. Thanks Cecelius2, you organ aficionado. I never would have thought of that. I didn't even know you could change the colors for different sets of keys.
Actually I think you mentioned the problem of them all being the same color first, Cclarry. Thanks.

OK now trying to figure out how Organs work. I gather there are 4 types of stops, principle, flute, reed and string.
On the St. Augustine I think they break down like this.
 
Swell
Principle - Octave
Flute - Lieblich Gedeckt, Piccolo
Reed - Closed Horn, Orchestral Oboe
String - Violin Diapason, Echo Gamba
Great
Principle - Open Diapason, Principal, Fifteenth
Flute - Clarabel Flute
Reed - Dulciana
Pedal
Flute - Bourdon
String - Violon-Cello
 
Is that right? And how do you decide what combinations to use so they sound good together?

Hi bigcat....  huge thanks for your efforts!!!
 
When opening both the organ greats and organ pedals ... I get a message for a missing sample....  640px-Kloster_Ebrach_BW-5d lo
 
Otherwise - this is wonderful stuff!!!!

I've been trying to get people to sample my organ for years...

Thanks bigcat!  
 
Time to get my Goth on!
 
Kenn