Issue in this instrument is that there is 1 stop. But there are 3 attack samples and 9 release samples pro key: piano, mf and f.
Based on the velocity (hard or soft attack) and the length of that 1 of the 3 attack samples/9 release samples are played.
Also see
http://www.sonusparadisi.cz/en/organs/h ... model.html and then tab features.
In the _General part of the ODF the tag <AudioOut_OptimalFormat_SampleRateCode> is set to 3. That is 48 kHz.
In the ODF part Pipe_SoundEngineLayer there is 1 stop defined (for the stop 'piano') and all "pipes" are defined stereo and 24 bits. These samples can be loaded in 24 bits/stereo format. The other 2 stops (mf and f) cannot be defined here because in that case they are seen as 2 other stops, not related to the stop 'piano'. So, they also cannot be defined as 24 bits/stereo.
All 3 attack/9 release samples have pro key a unique PipeID and all together the same LayerID and RankID (piano). So they are related to each other and operate as 1 stop.
In my opinion HW must have the knowledge that the other 2 attack/6 release samples have the same definitions as the piano-stop, but doesn't. I think that if it is not defined, the defaults are 16bit/mono.
I don't see a solution at this moment. Maybe another person ........