MakeMusic has announced the release of Garritan Classic Pipe Organs, a new virtual pipe organ collection.
This sound library features six historic instruments, each representing a specific school of organ building, ranging from early Baroque to Classical, through the Renaissance, Romantic and Modern eras.
Included with Garritan Classic Pipe Organs is the ARIA Player (version 1.5) which now includes Convolution Sampled Reverb. With this technology, the sound of specific performance spaces can be captured and shared. Included are sampled venues, from a small chapel to a cathedral, with a variety of concert halls and other acoustic spaces in between.
Classic Pipe Organs offers control over tremulants, blower noise, chiff noise, crescendo pedal, swell pedal, timbre, pedal bass and more. Scala file support allows users to play in the various temperaments of earlier historic eras.
Classic Pipe Organs is designed to be an addition to music notation-based programs, like Finale, as well as to sequencers and digital audio workstations. Also included is a standalone ARIA Player which lets you load and play back MIDI files and produce audio recordings of the MIDI file or live performances, without additional software. Formats include Standalone, Plug-in Audio Unit, VST, & RTAS.
Pricing & Availability:
Classic Pipe Organs is available as a download for a special, limited time price of $119.95. A boxed (DVD) version will be available soon for $169.95.
Additional information, patch lists, audio sample files and much more can be found on the Classic Pipe Organs page at www.garritan.com.
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