Estey Style “T” reed
From an era over 100 years in the past, this 10 rank reed (pump) organ has lots of character, along with sampled tremulant ranks created with the integral fan tremolo.
Regal Chorus V
Providing 35 reed voices for expanding the tonal resources of any organ with MIDI outputs. The samples were collected from nine well known American builders. The collection also includes chimes, glockenspiel, chystleglott, zimblestern and handbells.
1949 Moller 2/15
Built as a service instrument, this modest organ has a versatile combination of stops that provides resources for a wide variety of music. With a principal chorus of 8’ 4’ and ii mixture on the great and a unit chorus of stopped flutes in the swell, there is ample variation for painting subtle and robust colors.
1922 Kilgen & Sons 2/22
Esteemed as one of the finest organ builders in the United States, Kilgen delivered a silky sound quality that complements most music. This organ includes a complete flute chorus in the swell with 16’, 8’, 4’, 2 2/3’, 2’) without borrowing. The breathy 16’ Bourdon in the pedal adds both tone and energy to any combination.Virtual Sample Sets for Hauptwerk
© Copyright © 2009-2023Jordan Media Enterprises LLC Organ Expressions
Organ Expressions samples of pipe organs are captured by recording engineer (and organist) Gary Jordan using professional quality equipment. The microphone used for all
organs, is a Neumann SM69 large diaphragm, vacuum tube, coincidental stereo unit, with variable pattern control. (Yes, it is a mouthful.) The recordings are processed in the
studio of Jordan's Stormy Banks Productions using only professional equipment. Care has been taken to ensure the cleanest, most accurate and musical samples possible.
© Copyright © 2009-2022 Jordan Media Enterprises LLC
Organ Expressions
Estey Style “T” reed
From an era over 100 years in the past, this 10 rank reed (pump) organ has lots of character, along with sampled tremulant ranks created with the integral fan tremolo.
Regal Chorus V
Providing 35 reed voices for expanding the tonal resources of any organ with MIDI outputs. The samples were collected from nine well known American builders. The collection also includes chimes, glockenspiel, chystleglott, zimblestern and handbells.
1949 Moller 2/15
Built as a service instrument, this modest organ has a versatile combination of stops that provides resources for a wide variety of music. With a principal chorus of 8’ 4’ and ii mixture on the great and a unit chorus of stopped flutes in the swell, there is ample variation for painting subtle and robust colors.
1922 Kilgen 2/22
Esteemed as one of the finest organ builders in the United States, Kilgen delivered a silky sound quality that complements most music. This organ includes a complete flute chorus in the swell with 16’, 8’, 4’, 2 2/3’, 2’) without borrowing. The breathy 16’ Bourdon in the pedal adds both tone and energy to any combination.Virtual Sample Sets for Hauptwerk
Organ Expressions samples of pipe organs are captured by recording engineer (and
organist) Gary Jordan using professional quality equipment. The microphone used for
all organs, is a Neumann SM69 large diaphragm, vacuum tube, coincidental stereo unit,
with variable pattern control. (Yes, it is a mouthful.) The recordings are processed in the
studio of Jordan's Stormy Banks Productions using only professional equipment. Care
has been taken to ensure the cleanest, most accurate and musical samples possible.
