"löscht jeweils die Endung .zip und öffnet die 7Z Datei zum entpacken"
Mir ist es gelungen mit P7Zip (unter Ubuntu) die datei zu entpacken.
Ich glaube die 5 files zusammen sind nur ein getrente 7z datei.
Nach entpacken habe ich:
Enclosure 16 items
Keys 14 items
Python 7 items
Stops 26 items
Example.organ
ODF Creator_DE.pdf
ODF Creator_EN.pdf
ODF-List_Example.ods
Text2Stop-Example.ods
Anyone want to tell me how he set the GO's convolution reverb parameters? Because on this instrument I find the reverb effect very bad, and I still don't understand if I did something wrong or it is just my impression.
This is what the sample set producer recommends on his Obersuhl web page:
In GrandOrgue unter Audio/Midi -> Audio/Midi Einstellungen -> Nachhall den Faltungshall aktivieren und die Impulsantwort Faltungshall-Obersuhl laden. Ich empfehle, die Verstärkung auf 0,065000 zu stellen und den Haken bei Dirac-Impuls hinzufügen zu setzen.
Für die beste Klangqualität in Audio/Midi -> Audio/Midi Einstellungen die Samplegröße auf 24 bits und die Sample Rate auf 44.100 stellen.
I have not yet tested this. Hope it helps.
Ich habe diese version laufend an ein Raspberry Pi 4 4GB.
grandorgue_0.3.1.2330+154.28_armhf.deb
Die laetste version verfuegbar ist:
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/h…pbian_10/armhf/
Sie brauchen beide .deb's.
Ich habe die datei Rotterdam-Marcussen_dry-2.zip.
Ist das was Sie suchen?
That did it, thank you.
Erik.
Hello Martin,
I am currently running grandorgue_0.3.1.2138-184.1_amd64-1604, the version for non-SS3 PC's, on Ubuntu 16.04 and wanted to upgrade to the above version.
I see that now i must first install grandorgue-resources followed by the file grandorgue_0.3.1.2171-138.1_amd64.deb.
When installing the grandorgue-resources file i get an error as follows:
(Reading database ... 1680104 files and directories currently installed.)
Preparing to unpack .../grandorgue-resources_0.3.1.2171-138.1_all.deb ...
Unpacking grandorgue-resources (0.3.1.2171-138.1) ...
dpkg: error processing archive /home/erik/Downloads/grandorgue-resources_0.3.1.2171-138.1_all.deb (--install):
trying to overwrite '/usr/share/locale/sv/LC_MESSAGES/GrandOrgue.mo', which is also in package grandorgue 0.3.1.2138-133.1
dpkg-deb: error: subprocess paste was killed by signal (Broken pipe)
Renaming the file GrandOrgue.mo did not solve the problem.
What can i do to solve this problem?
Thanks in advance for your answer.
Erik.
Original geschrieben von Mikelectric
Da hast Du natürlich auch wieder Recht. Von wann stammt denn diese Version 0.1 ?
In meinem persönlichen Archiv habe ich erst GrandOrgue Versionen ab 0.2 abgelegt mit Datum von 2009. Irgendwann zuvor gab es mal MyOrgan und den Übergang zu GO muss ich wohl verschlafen haben weil ich damals mehr mit Hauptwerk beschäftigt war.
Ich habe hier:
setup_OurOrgan_0_1.exe
2.1 MB (2217431 bytes)
Mon 08 Jun 2009 02:53:31 PM CEST
Vieleicht das Übergang vor MyOrgan zu GrandOrgue?
Original geschrieben von Mikelectric
Wenn Erik De Schrijver bereits involviert ist, kommt dann auch noch ein passendes ODF? Ich muss nicht das Rad doppelt erfinden
Is dauerte ein bisschen, aber sehen Sie mahl in English-language Forum.
Erik.
In the previous message the name of the program used is faulty.
ODF-Builder should read:
OrganBuilder.
The program can be obtained at http://mydisk.com/forman/webpage/OrganBuilder.html
Very sorry for the mistake, and apologies to the program author.
Erik.
Using the program ODF-Builder, i was able to make an ODF for the Esmuc sample set, made available by Pere Casacota on his website, that mimics the HW1 version.
More specifically, the Positiv has split keyboard at C/C# and only the Oboe is under expression.
To obtain this result, a few tricks had to be used.
Because the ODF-Builder program currently does not seem to have a native split keyboard function, i used 2 keyboards, one visible and the other hidden, and made for the 4 stops on the Positiv separate Left- and Right- Stops.
To do that, in the Left Stops all samples above note 060-C are replaced by silence, and conversely for the Right Stops all notes from 060-C and below are replaced by silence. This seems nessecary because the ODF-Builder program seems not fit to put 2 "half-keyboards" graphically alongside each-other so that it appears to be a single keyboard. Therefore for Left and Right stops a keyboard of 56 keys must be used and thus GO wants 56 consecutive notes for each stop.
A separate division is made for the Oboe to be able to have this as the only stop under expression. Here also a Left and Right Stop is used and the corresponding keyboards are hidden.
The trick is to assign the same midi channel to the Positiv keyboard and the ones for the Oboe.
Because you cannot right-click on a hidden keyboard configuration is done using in GO Audio/Midi and then Midi Objects to set the required midi channel.
Provided Pere makes the "split-keyboard" samples available, the ODF can be downloaded from this attachment.
Enjoy and all the best.
Erik.
Vielleicht wissen Sie auch das Antonio ODF-Maker macht.
Ein version 2 test version is nun an seine Webseite.
Erik.
Original geschrieben von Jaap
Vielen dank for your support! (Both of you),
After a though workaround I uninstalled and reinstalled Grandorgue, The Saffire soundcard and switched the connection between yj soundcard and computer. Now it works!
But the specifications tell me that the Saffire is able to handle 96Khz samplerate, but if I try to adjust the samplerate in Grandorgue to 96 Khz (For the Dluga Kostljena-organ) it says that this samplerate is not supported by this device.
If it doesnt support 96Khz, can I play the organ in another samplerate (48Khz) without distortion?
Otherwise I have to sell my soundcard and buy a newer one......
What do you think?And in my audio control panel (Focusrite), I only can adjust the buffer length and samplesize. No samplerate (?)
I have checked the characteristics of the .wav files used in the Dluga Kostljena-organ.
This is the result:
Audio
Formaat : PCM
Formaatinstellingen, Endianness : Little
Formaatinstellingen, Sign : Signed
Codec-ID : 1
Duur : 12s 663ms
Bitrate-modus : Constant
Bitrate : 2 304 Kbps
Kanaal(en) : 2 kanalen
Samplerate : 48,0 KHz
BitDepth/String : 24 bits
Stroomgrootte : 3,48 MiB (100%)
If you set the sample rate to 96 kHz while the samples are at 48kHz, you are expecting your sound card to resample each sample. I don't think that this will work.
To check that your sound card supports 96 kHz, you will need an organ disposition with samples at 96 kHz.
You can find several on the following website:
https://sites.google.com/site/orgueatuyaux/Home
Note that these dispositions have only a few notes per octave sampled; the missing ones are extrapolated from the real samples.
As to what parameters the control program of your sound card allows to set, i cannot advise because i don't have the same sound card. If the manual does not clarify your question, perhaps an email to the Focusrite support team can.
All the best.
I do not have the Saffire 6 USB soundcard; i have an older model Focusrite Saffire using firewire.
With the driver (for Windows) comes the Saffire Control program.
This program allows to change the sample rate of the sound card.
Perhaps you have a similar control program and could try to set the sample rate to the value of the samples you use in GO.
Another possibility could be a conflict between the driver of your Saffire 6 USB and the chipset used in your PC.
See http://global.focusrite.com/answerbase/con…n-non-root-hubs for some info about this in the Focusrite knowledge base.
Maybe all of the above is not relevant to your problem, in that case just neglect is.
All the best.
Erik.
Which organ disposition do you use?
As an alternative, you can use the GO build-in reverb; it allows you to use the impulse respons file you want.
Erik.
Are GO and Reaper both the same "bitness"?
I mean, both 32 bit or both 64 bit?
Erik.
Original geschrieben von josq
Is it possible to use Reaper in combination with Grandorgue? If so, can someone explain how to set it up? I use Reaper mainly for EQ and convolution reverb
If you have an ASIO driver for your sound card, and have Reaper installed, in GO under Audio/Midi - Audio and Midi settings - Audio Output - Audio Output - Add you can select ASIO: Rearoute as audio ouput channel.
In Reaper, under View tick the Routing Matrix to make it visible and in this matrix select Rearoute channels on the input side.
This should connect the audio output of GO to Reaper.
All the best.
Erik.
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