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Sonus Paradisi

Zutphen, 1815 [Hauptwerk]

Zutphen, 1815 [Hauptwerk]

CHF 416.90
CHF 416.90
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Zutphen Virtual Organ Model

The church of St. Walburga (Walburgiskerk) is a large gothic cathedral. The reverb time is enormous, ca. 8 seconds long. The church houses three pipe organs. The most important of them is the historical instrument of Hans Henrich Bader (died ca. 1680). The organ was constructed between 1637-1643 and it was placed on the northern side of the church at that time. 

Later, in 1813-1815, the organ was substantially rebuilt, enlarged and  moved to the organ loft by J. W. Timpe. He added the third manual - the Bovenwerk.

A comprehensive restoration of the organ took place between 1993 and 1996 by Orgelmakerij Reil to the state of 1815 with some optimizations. The Bader concept is still clearly present in the Hoofdwerk, Rugwerk and the Pedal. New baroque-type reeds were supplied. The Bovenwerk was brought back to the shape of Timpe.

The organ belongs to the most notable organs of Netherlands and it is the finest surviving example of a Bader organ.

 

Presented to you by Leonart Studio, your authorised reseller for Sonus Paradisi in Switzerland (shipped internationally). Get your digitally sampled historical organs for the use with the Hauptwerk virtual instrument software.

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Specification (stop list)

  • Manual I

    C–f3

    Holpijp 8′
    Quintadeen 8′
    Prestant 4′
    Fluit 4′
    Quint 3′
    Octaaf 2′
    Quintfluit 1 1/3′
    Terts 1 3/5′
    Mixtur 4-5x 1′

    Kromhoorn 8′

  • Manual II

    C–f3

    Quintadeen 16′
    Prestant 8′
    Holpijp 8′
    Octaaf 4′
    Gemshoorn 4′
    Quintfluit 3′
    Octaaf 2′
    Mixtuur 4-6x 2′

    Trompet (bass) 8′
    Trompet (desc.) 8′
    Fagot 16′

  • Manual III

    C–f3

    Prestant 8′
    Baarpijp 8′
    Fluit Travers 8′
    Roerfluit 8′
    Octaaf 4′
    Fluit d′Amour 4′
    Woudfluit 2′
    Flageolet 1′
    Carillon 3x 4′

    Vox Humana 8′

  • Manual IV

    -

  • Pedal

    C–d1

    Prestant 16′
    Subbas 16′
    Octaaf 8′
    Gedekt 8′
    Octaaf 4′

    Bazuin 16′
    Trompet 8′
    Trompet 4′

  • Other specification

    Couplers
    II/I, III/II, I/II, I-P, II-P, III-P.

    Accessories:
    Afsluiting for each manual, Tremulant for the whole instrument, separate Tremulant for the 3. manual.

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History

Zutphen Virtual Organ Model
The church of St. Walburga (Walburgiskerk) is a large gothic cathedral. The reverb time is enormous, ca. 8 seconds long. We spotted even up to 9 seconds on some tones. The church houses three pipe organs. The most important of them is the historical instrument of Hans Henrich Bader (died ca. 1680). The organ was constructed between 1637-1643 and it was placed on the northern side of the church at that time. First, Bader was commissioned to add a Rugwerk to an existing older organ, later he added a new Hoofdwerk and a Pedal. The independent Pedal was a distinctive and innovative feature of the Westphalian organbuilding tradition Bader represented, since Dutch organs of the first half of 17th century lacked the Pedal division.

Later, in 1813-1815, the organ was substantially rebuilt, enlarged and moved to the organ loft by J. W. Timpe. He added the third manual - the Bovenwerk. In 1906, the organ was moved again by G. Spit and J. C. Sanders to the western wall of the church. Also, the reeds were renewed at that time. The organ was damaged by fire in 1948.

A comprehensive restoration of the organ took place between 1993 and 1996 by Orgelmakerij Reil to the state of 1815 with some optimizations. The Bader concept is still clearly present in the Hoofdwerk, Rugwerk and the Pedal. New baroque-type reeds were supplied. The Bovenwerk was brought back to the shape of Timpe.

The wind is supplied by 5 wedge bellows, four of which date back to 1643. The organ is tuned in 1/6 comma meantone.

The organ belongs to the most notable organs of Netherlands and it is the finest surviving example of a Bader organ.

Special thanks to the Bader organ association for their warm welcome and assistance during our recording sessions.

Further reading: Some fine details and memories about the last restoration on the web page of John Boersma.

Features

There are two variants of the sample set: the surround (6-channel) and the semi-dry.

Encryption
The samples are offered in 48kHz/24bit resolution. The multiple releases have three levels: short, mid and long. Hauptwerk v.7 and higher required. The surround variant of the sample set is encrypted, dongle protected. Hauptwerk Advanced version is strongly recommended, the Lite version is not suitable to run the Surround variant of the sample set (memory limitations, audio channels limitations). There is no use of the sample set possible in any other software. The semi-dry variant is distributed in a plain-wave format (no encryption). Therefore, the Semi-Dry variant can be used in Hauptwerk 4.2 and higher.

The reverb time is ca. 8 seconds.

Keyboards, pedalboard
The original compass of the keyboards is 54 keys. The original compass of the pedal division is 27 keys (extended to 30 keys).

Tremulants
All ranks were recorded with and without tremulants for the most convincing tremulant behavior. The third manual ranks were recorded with the general tremulant and also with the separate 3. manual tremulant (two different tremulant samples for each tone). However, loading tremmed ranks consumes large amount of RAM. It is possible to select to use the artificial tremulant instead to save RAM (the switch is located on the mixer tab).

Semi-dry format
The sample set is offered in a semi-dry variant (sometimes referred to as a "moist" sample set). The mics were located near the organ case, capturing thus a high portion of the direct pipe sound as originating from the organ case. However, the recording is not entirely dry since the microphone placement necessarily resulted in capturing a small portion of the reverberation of the church as well. The level of the reverb is low. The release tails can be cut in the Hauptwerk software to obtain reasonably dry audio.

Surround format
The sample set is offered in a surround variant (6 channels). In addition to the usual 4-channel surround, there are two more alternative front channels. In total, there are 4 front audio channels and 2 rear channels. The two pairs of the front ranks feature two different recording positions: direct (near to the pipes) and diffuse (distant from the instrument). These two pairs of the front ranks can either be mixed together freely to achieve any listening position between the two extremes, or used separately - depending on the prefererences of the user. A dedicated "mixing desk" is available in Hauptwerk to mix the sound to the desired level.

Requirements

Hauptwerk v.7 and higher required. The surround variant of the sample set is encrypted, dongle protected. Hauptwerk Advanced version is strongly recommended, the Lite version is not suitable to run the Surround variant of the sample set (memory limitations, audio channels limitations). There is no use of the sample set possible in any other software. The semi-dry variant is distributed in a plain-wave format (no encryption). Therefore, the Semi-Dry variant can be used in Hauptwerk 4.2 and higher.

HDD space occupied 6-channel surround: 71 GB.

RAM consumption: 6-channel surround

16-bit, other settings default: 31.3 GB

20-bit, other settings default: 53.8 GB (recommended)

24-bit, other settings default: 60.3 GB

Suggestion for computers with 32 GB RAM: load all ranks, but truncate releases of the direct ranks (only of the direct ranks) resulting in 25.8 GB.

HDD space occupied 2-channel semi-dry: 34 GB.

RAM consumption: 2-channel semi-dry

16-bit, other settings default: 11.3 GB

20-bit, other settings default: 18.7 GB

24-bit, other settings default: 21.3 GB

Screen resolution 1280x1024 px or more.

Polyphony of 7000 voices recommended for the full suround (3500 pipes minimum).

Polyphony of 2500 simultaneous pipes recommended for use of the wet sample set.

This Hauptwerk Sample Set is presented to you by Leonart Studio, an authorised reseller for the manufacturer Sonus Paradisi in Switzerland (shipping internationally). Enjoy this digitally sampled organ library for the use with Hauptwerk software and start expanding your historical organ collection today.

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Variante Variante total Quantidade Preço Variante total
Surround (incl. wet)
Surround (incl. wet)
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CHF 416.90/cada CHF 0.00
Semi-Dry
Semi-Dry
CHF 383.90/cada		 CHF 0.00
CHF 383.90/cada CHF 0.00
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