The Walker 3/35 Theatre Organ by Richard_Mogridge
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Description
This is the Walker Theatre Organ Company's new three manual thirty-five rank digital theatre organ. It does not have pipes. It uses a computer, samples and loudspeakers to create the sound of a real instrument. These wonderful organs can be bought for around one hundred thousand dollars. To learn more, go to http://www.walkertheatreorgan.com/
Comments (4)
Glistens
I play the organ, but prefer the ones with real pipes ...and I want one in my house... ;o) no such luck. I do have an electronic keyboard that sounds good with the earphones. It also has samples of the real thing. It is a Yamaha. Now let's go play some Bach!
Richard_Mogridge
Could you tell us about the real pipe organs you get to play? We are always curious and anxious to learn about other organists. You can learn more about what we do by going to http://www.theatreorgans.com/walnuthill/ and checking out our website. Did you know that there is a program for Windows PCs that puts a model of a real WurliTzer Style D 216 2/10 Theatre Pipe Organ on your desktop? You only need one MIDI keyboard to get started but your PC needs to have a SoundBlaster audio card that can handle SoundFonts. Later, you can add another keyboard and some pedals. This little proggy is lots of fun. At the site, we have some recordings and a description of it, known as the MidiTzer, that were done by our house organist, The Bone Doctor.
SophiaDeer
Beautiful! Such elegance!
helanker
OHHH! It is indeed awesome. I would really like to try to play on that one. How fun that could be. :)