Thanks for all the feedback guys. I've put the Burea Funeral Organ out there for general consumption.
Blog: http://bigcatinstruments.blogspot.com/2014/04/kontakt-5-burea-funeral-organ-lars-palo.html
Instrument: http://www.mediafire.com/download/1t299gueaaitdz9/Burea_Funeral_Chapel_Organ.nki
 
Samples by Lars Palo of Lars Virtual Pipe Organs http://www.familjenpalo.se/vpo under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5 license.
 

Ever since that first long night in prison? I flinch when someone asks me to test their organ...

Haha...
 
Well since that was such a big hit...

http://www.mediafire..._Organ_Demo.zip



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Ever since that first long night in prison? I flinch when someone asks me to test their organ...

HAHAHA toooooo funny!@u
I am not at the right computer to test that organ. later

No sounds out of either one.  I loaded others and it was fine.
Don't know what's up with that...but no sound.

Larry - I just downloaded - I thought the same thing until I clicked on a few of the small tabs on the front organ page - these initiate the sounds I think.
Only had a few moments to play with both of these but I think they sound pretty usable to me.
Also downloaded the MSLP from Big Cat - again some very usable stuff in there.
Once again Big Cat, many Thanks for your efforts and letting us have these for nothing - very much appreciated
Nigel
 

I'll try again...I got MIDI input showing...but no sound when I played...

I really should have mentioned that. I couldn't get the remember what buttons I pressed thing to stick in the script so I just blanked all the organ 'stops' and you have to press them each time you start the organ to get sound.
The two bottom interface buttons are the far left keys, simulating pedals. The left side is the lower two octaves of the basic keyboard and the right side is all the upper octaves of the basic keyboard. I was hoping that splitting the keyboard would make it more usable.
Its not ideal, but otherwise I was getting the buttons showing up as pressed but still not making any sound, which was even worse. Basically I went with buttons instead of keyswitches to make it easier to layer sounds.
 
Thanks for trying out the instruments and the kind words, Nigel.

Got it...what confused me was the lower register showed "Blue" as in use, and
that is where I was playing....however all the sounds are in the upper "Blue" register.

Anyways...YES...these are good!  Thanks Bigcat!

On my phone right now. Are these playable on Dim Pro, Rapture, Z3ta?