Due to the success of the Composite of Saint Peter, we decided to make a second version using the Caen sample set instead of Zutphen, giving it quite a different character, but also making it available to a wider audience due to its popularity. This composite does not intend to replicate the organ at Cologne Cathedral, but only uses an almost identical stop list to the real organ, while retaining its own sound, which is Symphonic/Romantic. The sample is intended to sound as if one were in the nave.
https://organareginaecaeli.wordpress.co ... ree-kings/As to the comments here, I am thankful for all of your advice! It is quite helpful. Taking in this advice, these composites are still much popular, and there is no rational reason for them to stop, so they will continue at will for those who enjoy them. For those who don't, as other kind organists have said (and which I am most grateful and appreciative of), if one is not interested in them, they can simply ignore them. If they do cause personal discomfort, it is only a problem with the person themselves, as it seems many have even more anger than time on their hands to even persecute others like this, while fighting for real controversial issues, like against abortion and other important and pressing matters. I would humbly advise this passion to be spent else where, for as others have noticed, it is only fueled by passion and anger, and that is why the comments are mean-spirited. As Saint Alphonsus says, the angry man always thinks he is justified in his actions, and it is sad to see that this is the case here where helpful comments turn into assaults. May God bless you all, and I hope you enjoy the composites!