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Organ Services

MIDI Console Conversion: Using very sophisticated circuitry Organ Expressions can convert your console into a MIDI controller for using any Virtual Pipe Organ instrument. We often have two or three manual consoles available for conversions

Custom Sample Sets

Do you have an organ that you would like to have captured as a high quality sample set for Hauptwerk? Perhaps we can help. We are always looking for the next instrument to record and share with the organ community. Drop us a note and we can look at the possibilities. gary@organexpressions.com

Amplifier Upgrades: Aging amplifiers can choke the life from an otherwise vibrant instrument. Organ Expressions can specify new third party amplifiers to work with existing or new speakers. OE often uses digital system processors in the signal path to provide precision calibration, crossovers and voicing of new speakers and amplifiers to the given applications.

White Papers

Reports from Organ Expressions on various subjects the relate to the worlds of Digital, Analog, and Virtual Pipe Organs.

Finished Projects: A brief overview of a few finished projects.

Did you know?

The American and Canadian pipe organ industry includes about 50 firms that regularly build new pipe organs and rebuild older instruments, and over 200 shops that offer services from regular tuning to major repairs and rebuilding of pipe instruments of various sizes. 1

In the typical year 85 percent of the new pipe organs built are installed in churches. About 10 percent are installed in colleges, universities, and the occasional public auditorium, and about 5% are installed in private residences. 2

The American Theatre Organ Society was organized in 1955, and has grown into an international society of more than 5,000 members. There are over 60 chapters in the United States and foreign countries.3

The ATOS radio program, Theatre Pipes, is available at no cost, to local radio stations for broadcast in their service area. There is also a web based radio station Theatre Organ Radio available from the ATOS.org website. 4

The American Guild of Organists has a unique structure that is comprised of one National Headquarters Office in New York City and over 340 local Chapters located across the United States and internationally. 5

The AGO was founded in 1896 as both an educational and service organization. The primary goal being to set and maintain high musical standards and to promote understanding and appreciation of all aspects of organ and choral music. 6

1 and 2 facts from http://www.pipeorgan.com

3 and 4 facts from http://www.atos.org

5 and 6 facts from http://www.agohq.org/home.html