Beiträge von ahall41

On Linux I have two user IDs, but put all the Organ files in a common folder (separate folders for Data. etc)

You should have 4 files downloaded from Augustine's web site? You need to extract them all into the same folder - the command line version of unrar may be easier to use. Unrar them in order (01, 02, 03, 04) - overwrite any duplicate files. Similarly, download and extract the Ghent Carillon to this same folder. When finished this should contain OrganDefinitons and OrganInstallationPackages. The .organ files now need to be moved to the OrganInstallationPackages folder (which should contain folders 001654 and 002384). Everything should now work ...

There is no hard rule for where to put the .organ files The ones I create go in the root folder containing OrganInstallationPackages - which is the more common convention. Some need to go into OrganDefinitons. You need to look inside the .organ to see where the .wav files are expected.

Sorry, I wasn't paying attention!

Some of the ranks do get quieter as you go down the scale It's probably be intentional - on the organ in church where I play the stopped diapason gets louder as you go up, but the dulciana is quieter.

pneuma - re Mano derecha, I can't detect a sudden drop off between B and C ... ?

The volumes, etc., are all as defined in the XML - by and large (including this case) I don't add or take anything away.

Re missing stops - if you open the XML file, and search for "Stops" (line 7154), you will find there are 26 stops listed - matching those listed? Looks like a Corneta isn't actually included (I can't find any cornet ranks or samples either).

You need to etxract (unrar) the provided files all to the SAME folder. Some of the graphical tools extract each file to separate folders - you may need to merge them. There should be ONE folder containing just OrganDefinitions and OrganInstallationPackages. Unzip the supplied files to this folder, which should now contain:

BlankLoop.wav
OrganDefinitions
OrganInstallationPackages
ReadMe
Segovia, Echevarria Organ, Demo (Diffuse).1.2.organ
Segovia, Echevarria Organ, Demo (Direct).1.2.organ
Segovia, Echevarria Organ, Demo (Rear).1.2.organ
Segovia, Echevarria Organ, Demo (Surround).1.2.organ

I got that wrong, its actually the Al Morse version I published yesterday! And now I've done it, I could relatively easily create something to any spec you like. I've just made my GitHub repository public - but you will need a good understanding of PHP as I've yet to do the documentation (sorry!).

Now published ... (script based on the Les Deutch version).

BTW, the above link doesn't seem to work? Should be http://almorse.org/content_freeorgans.html? Also, its in progress ... watch this space!

We seem to have two threads for the same topic? I have made a 63 stop extension (without the bells - plenty of whistles) - might this be sufficient? If anyone has PHP skills I can give access to the scripts ...

Have you seem the 63 stop extension inspired by Les Deutch? There's quite a bit of work involved! If you are familiar with PHP I could give you access to the scripts - or you could try it yourself using ODFEdit.

I've contacted Sebastian - he has sent me links to the sample sets - you. The structure for GO is vastly different to that for HW ... also there is no extended version of Solignac, There's an email address on the L'Arbresle video.

Interestingly, this sample set started out as a GO one, and was converted to HW by Augustine Takats. The sample set was created by Sebastian Halas - he's on YouTube. There's a video of the Solignac organ and one for the organ L'orgue de L'Arbresle ...

Now available for download. I wasn't able to replicate this exactly, and it may need a few manual adjustments ...

I'm taking a look at this ...

It might be worth reporting this on the GitHub forum for GO: https://github.com/GrandOrgue/grandorgue/discussions

I see tim25 has now done this ... otherwise I would have attempted to do so ...

Not sure if this was made clear, but (as i understand it), everything under File -> Settings is saved in GrandOrgueConfig (or GrandOrgueConfig-xxx when invoked as GrandOrguue -i xxx), and everything under Audio Midi -> Settings is saved in GrandOrgue/Settings, which can also be saved with File -> Export.

So you define your Audio Groups once (per organ setup), but assign the different windchest groups, ranks etc to the Audio Groups as you prefer for each instrument you load.

Having "transformed" the HW XML into GO ODF for quite a few of the demo versions of these organs, I anticipate the "transformation" for the full version is relatively straightforward (most of the work involves graphics, although I've only done it for the one - Burton Berlin - as I wanted an English sounding organ to play). Mikelectric when you have some idea of which organ(s) you would like "transforming" (I will need the XML for the full version) please contact me via the link on my profile page.

I released it yesterday.