E.M. Skinner Preliminary Demo
Posted: Thu Oct 28, 2004 12:01 pm
Greetings,
I'm pleased to announce that a preliminary demo for the upcoming E.M. Skinner organ is now available for download. You may find it here:
www.milandigitalaudio.com/Symphonie-Romane-Mvt-I.mp3
This is the first movement of Widor's 10th organ symphony (Romane) realized with HW 1.22. It demonstrates the full ensemble and richness of the symphonic organ along with the wonderful acoustics of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel in Chicago. You will also hear the blower noise sample running which recreates the natural environment and adds utmost realism.
The sample set is still in testing but should be ready in another couple of weeks. At this time PC requirements have not been documented, but it will be safe to say that the entire organ will not fit in under 2 GB of RAM.
For the ultimate listening experience I suggest you have your subwoofer turned on! Please feel free to comment or contact me with any questions. Once more demonstrations are posted we will begin taking preorders.
We hope you enjoy the new demo!
I'm pleased to announce that a preliminary demo for the upcoming E.M. Skinner organ is now available for download. You may find it here:
www.milandigitalaudio.com/Symphonie-Romane-Mvt-I.mp3
This is the first movement of Widor's 10th organ symphony (Romane) realized with HW 1.22. It demonstrates the full ensemble and richness of the symphonic organ along with the wonderful acoustics of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel in Chicago. You will also hear the blower noise sample running which recreates the natural environment and adds utmost realism.
The sample set is still in testing but should be ready in another couple of weeks. At this time PC requirements have not been documented, but it will be safe to say that the entire organ will not fit in under 2 GB of RAM.
For the ultimate listening experience I suggest you have your subwoofer turned on! Please feel free to comment or contact me with any questions. Once more demonstrations are posted we will begin taking preorders.
We hope you enjoy the new demo!