Thanks for this; I like pipe organs. The sound of this burea funeral organ is appropriate for what kind of instrument it was sampled from, that being a funeral instrument or a small chapel organ.
My only concern is that it is difficult to know which octaves of the keyboard are associated with the different stops. Usually on a pipe organ the two, three or four different manuals have different stops for each manual and those stops are organized or put in the same place. So one manual's stops are together, then the other manual's stops are together, the pedal stops are together. I realize that there are not multiple manuals on this organ, but there are different zones on the keyboard for the three different manuals that were sampled. For me, it would be nice to have those zones mapped on the midi keyboard in different colors, not keyswitches, but just colors for the different octaves on the keyboard that are associated with the different manuals. So one color for the pedals, another for the lower manual, another for the upper manual. This would make it easier to know where the implied manuals are on one midi keyboard layout.
I hope you will also do more instruments with the other organ's that were sampled by Lars Palo of Lars Virtual Pipe Organ. The tone of this burea funeral is nice, subtle and reserved and appropriate for its size.
I really enjoyed playing it. Again, I like pipe organs. BTW, there is another thread on here about another couple of pipe organs. It is amazing to see several threads now on this grand daddy of instruments.