GO ODF for Bückeburg vol.1 - Complete Virtual Organ (47 stops) for Free

GO-ODF with implementation of "floating divisions" to improve functionality when used on consoles with less than 3 manuals and volume controls for all divisions.

This Odf is based on the Odf of ahall41 (also available in this filebase) but has been extended with "floating divisions" to improve functionality when used on consoles with less than 3 manuals. In addition, volume controls have been added to the mixer.

  • Version 1.0.0

    • BasKb
    • July 28, 2022 at 12:31 PM
    • 1.9 MB
    • 156 Downloads
April 24, 2025 at 7:00 PM

BasKb Do you know why Brustwerk is permanently coupled to Hauptwerk ? Many thanks!
April 25, 2025 at 10:23 AM
Author

Hi Dennis,

That shouldn't be the case. On my own small console (two manuals) this is not the case either. I have not received any questions about it before.

How many manuals does your console have?

Could it be that you have established the link between Brurstwerk and Hauptwerk by the midi linking between the virtual manuals and the physical manuals?

See the warningin the user manual:

"Note!: When installing on a console with less than three manuals, only one virtual manual must be linked via midi per physical manual. The assignment of the divisions to the manuals takes place via buttons on the Simple screen."

With the buttons under the titles of the divisions you can connect any division to any manual if all goes well. You can also connect two or three works to the same manual. Then you don't really need any more couplings. However, I have kept the original couplings of the sample set in the ODF. I assume you didn't turn it on, did you?

Bas
August 28, 2023 at 6:42 PM

I'm getting an error when trying this ODF with GrandOrgue. The ODF doesn't load and the error says something like cannot find a BMP file in the folder "/sliders". There's no such folder in the Buckeburg files I downloaded from Sonus Paradisi. Also inspecting the ODF inside reveals that a folder called "/stops" is also missing from the downloaded files.

Has anyone got the same problem and is there a fix?
September 3, 2023 at 6:46 PM

Solved - use WinRar when extracting the downloaded archive as using 7zip will result in a corrupt uncompressed package.