There is an issue for OdfEdit as Piotr Grabowski uses advanced features of Hauptwerk to design his samples sets:
I would say that investing in open source software is never time loosing. As the software does not depends on editor good will but on community people. That's a great difference as invested people can change without loosing the software, improvements can be proposed by anyone, ...
That what we did with GrandOrgue and the software has known so much improvements for three years.
But, at the end, it is your choice to use the one that fits your needs. I would say I use (not intensively) Musescore and I'm really happy with it (available for Linux/Windows/Mac).
My two cents
GrandOrgue 3.15.0 has been released!
Release notes here: https://github.com/GrandOrgue/gra…es/tag/3.15.0-1
Major feature added: Added a tone balance (bass/treble harmonics balance) voicing option
GrandOrgue 3.12.3 has been released! https://github.com/GrandOrgue/gra…es/tag/3.12.3-1
pneuma Indeed, I think it's not possible at time being.
But if you have a midi merger module like Esi M4uex, it's possible as all ports are already charged in GrandOrgue. https://www.esi-audio.com/products/m4uex/
I can propose the functionality if you think that can be an interesting one.
GrandOrgue 3.12.2 has been released!
https://github.com/GrandOrgue/gra…es/tag/3.12.2-1
chilissimo faster than me 
GrandOrgue 3.12.0 has been released.
GrandOrgue 3.11.2 has been released.
GrandOrgue 3.11 has been released!
Hi, could you post your issue on github in order to trigger an answer on that?
Hi GrandOrgue enthusiasts!
GrandOrgue 3.10 has been released. See the release notes for details. Some features added in this version.
https://github.com/GrandOrgue/gra…es/tag/3.10.0-1
As I'm quite a newbie - I discovered GrandOrgue two years ago - I would take time here to thank a lot some great people involved in the project for some time now.
Oleg Samarin for his great technical abilities to transform ideas into code in a minimum amount of time.
Lars Palo who is the active memory of the project and has clear idea of what GrandOrgue should be (and what it shouldn't).
Eric Turpault for his last contributions on Hauptwerk to GrandOrgue sample set conversion tool. See https://github.com/GrandOrgue/ODFEdit
Thanks also to all people around issues and discussions submissions to help us having feedback. I'm convinced we are going into the right direction, making the software able to run most of sample sets available! See you on Github (and in other places 
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sygo you can for sure improve the existing help if you think this has to be clarified.
Don't hesitate to open a discussion on the subjects you are asking on github and ping larspalo user. He is the remaining memory of what have been done and why.
GrandOrgue v3.9.5 has been released.
Hi everybody,
We are facing questioning about old Linux distributions support as github will give up ubuntu 18.04 on 2023-04-01. So, it won't be possible (easily) to release new version of GrandOrgue for old systems after that date.
A discussion has been opened by Oleg Samarin there: https://github.com/GrandOrgue/grandorgue/discussions/1334
We want to have your feedback on this. Thanks
Which version is actually running stable under Windows 11 64 bit?
Niederrheiner 3.9.4 which is the last one
This sample set has been released.
I hope ahall41 would have kindness sharing his work on demo sample set for GO.
Many thanks
Rumorgler the 3.9.3 version of GrandOrgue was not functional on Windows at all. This has been fixed in 3.9.4 which is available on Github
GrandOrgue 3.9.3 has been released. See release notes for further details. https://github.com/GrandOrgue/gra…ses/tag/3.9.3-1
GrandOrgue 3.9.2 has been released.
