I think this is an excellent sounding organ…many other libraries wear my ears out with dissonance and out of tune registers ..it’s a winner.I checked out the demos of the violin by the same creator and was very impressed. 👌
Hi there. I am looking for an good organ vst, to learn to play pieces at home, if I can´t visit my organ in my local church. So I found this one. I tried many digital organs and nothing was good enough. This one looks promissing, but I don´t want to spend 60 Euros on a digital organ vst, without some informations and no matter where I search for them, I can´t find them. First: Do you know, if this vst works in reaper? Second: I saw, that I need Kontakt, to use this vst. Do I need the premium version for it, or is the gratis version of Kontakt enough? Third: Can you explain, how I have to install the vst? Somehow my complete file structure is a mess, and I don´t get why. Maybe becouse reaper or spitfire (another vst I use) rerouted everything after a while. 😅 I hope, you can help me.
1. Yes it works in reaper as Kontakt works within Reaper! 2. Its the FREE Kontakt player (7.0.0 or latter) 3. You would download it through Native access www.native-instruments.com/en/specials/native-access-2/ and open Kontkat player in Reaper and select this instrument. (From the Insert menu, select “Virtual Instrument on New Track.) Hope this helps :)
@@Joe-blogcomposer Perfect. It's installing right now. Thank you very much. 😊 Maybe there is another thing, you might know (after that I leave you alone, promised 😅). Every time, I hit a key on my Midi, the sound comes with a second delay out of the computer. That's pretty irritating and I can't figure out, why this is happening. Did you ever stumbled upon this problem? And is there a way to fix it?
Enjoy! That will be to do with your buffer size (basically the delay between you hitting a note and hearing it, the lower the number the quick you'll hear it, but the more power needed computer wise) 1. Open Live's Preferences and go to the Audio tab. 2. Click the 'Hardware Setup' button. 3. Change the Buffer Size or Sample Rate in the control panel of the audio interface itself. Somewhere in the middle at 256 is a good place to start! If you hear drop outs put it too 512, if its okay, and your just using the one instrument trying going lower! Hope that helps :)
@@Joe-blogcomposer If not, I maybe need to try a new Midi. The one I use right now was a present from a friend, who is a musician and she told me yesterday, that the latency was part of it being a present. 😅 She said, she gave it to me, so I have something to start and look if music is something for me, but maybe it's time to take a step further now. I am looking for a midi piano from native instruments or arturia. Those are the brands, my friend and her partner uses.
Personally, I have a Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S88 mkII, I love it, it has great weighted keys, native instruments make great keyboards and they are easy to fix, if you don't mind not having weighted keys m-audio does some great cheap and reliable MIDI Keyboards - amzn.to/4akhRJA, just checked they do actually do a semi-weighted version as well - amzn.to/3x7eiIr@@hidicproductions4849
I think this is an excellent sounding organ…many other libraries wear my ears out with dissonance and out of tune registers ..it’s a winner.I checked out the demos of the violin by the same creator and was very impressed. 👌
Thank you so much for this honest review! And great to see it compared with Crucible - cheers to my former colleagues at Orchestral Tools!
Really enjoyed doing this review :) great job on the instrument! Looking forward to your next library!
Hi there. I am looking for an good organ vst, to learn to play pieces at home, if I can´t visit my organ in my local church. So I found this one. I tried many digital organs and nothing was good enough. This one looks promissing, but I don´t want to spend 60 Euros on a digital organ vst, without some informations and no matter where I search for them, I can´t find them. First: Do you know, if this vst works in reaper? Second: I saw, that I need Kontakt, to use this vst. Do I need the premium version for it, or is the gratis version of Kontakt enough? Third: Can you explain, how I have to install the vst? Somehow my complete file structure is a mess, and I don´t get why. Maybe becouse reaper or spitfire (another vst I use) rerouted everything after a while. 😅 I hope, you can help me.
1. Yes it works in reaper as Kontakt works within Reaper!
2. Its the FREE Kontakt player (7.0.0 or latter)
3. You would download it through Native access www.native-instruments.com/en/specials/native-access-2/ and open Kontkat player in Reaper and select this instrument. (From the Insert menu, select “Virtual Instrument on New Track.)
Hope this helps :)
@@Joe-blogcomposer Perfect. It's installing right now. Thank you very much. 😊
Maybe there is another thing, you might know (after that I leave you alone, promised 😅). Every time, I hit a key on my Midi, the sound comes with a second delay out of the computer. That's pretty irritating and I can't figure out, why this is happening. Did you ever stumbled upon this problem? And is there a way to fix it?
Enjoy! That will be to do with your buffer size (basically the delay between you hitting a note and hearing it, the lower the number the quick you'll hear it, but the more power needed computer wise)
1. Open Live's Preferences and go to the Audio tab.
2. Click the 'Hardware Setup' button.
3. Change the Buffer Size or Sample Rate in the control panel of the audio interface itself.
Somewhere in the middle at 256 is a good place to start! If you hear drop outs put it too 512, if its okay, and your just using the one instrument trying going lower!
Hope that helps :)
@@Joe-blogcomposer If not, I maybe need to try a new Midi. The one I use right now was a present from a friend, who is a musician and she told me yesterday, that the latency was part of it being a present. 😅 She said, she gave it to me, so I have something to start and look if music is something for me, but maybe it's time to take a step further now. I am looking for a midi piano from native instruments or arturia. Those are the brands, my friend and her partner uses.
Personally, I have a Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S88 mkII, I love it, it has great weighted keys, native instruments make great keyboards and they are easy to fix, if you don't mind not having weighted keys m-audio does some great cheap and reliable MIDI Keyboards - amzn.to/4akhRJA, just checked they do actually do a semi-weighted version as well - amzn.to/3x7eiIr@@hidicproductions4849