@@WilliamMitchell-sc3fe hi, I made it in 2022 from pine and aluminum. It is scaled to 1:167. You can find photos and details of it in my woodworking instagram account, @ukkopesonen_
@@henrikheikkinen romanttisen tyylin samplen olen tehnyt SonusParadisin Caen, Utrech ja Doesburg demoista. Lisäksi monia demoja laajentanut, joista yksi suosikkini on Billerbeck. Kanavaltani löytyy muutamia soitettuja kappaleita eri sampleilla. Huomiona, että soittotaitoni on vain itse hankittua.;)
@@lassihaaraniemihienoa. Ranskalaisbarokkisissakin on hienoja ääniä, niitä on mukava sekoittaa romanttisiin. Ja mukava kun kuulee muiltakin virsiä ja lauluja eri sampleilla soitettuna :)
Thank you so much for the wonderful presentation of this remarkable instrument! Especially your improvisations were most enjoyable :) . While containing significantly less historic pipework compared to the instrument at Notre Dame, the organ at St Eustache seems to share quite some of its conceptual ideas. In particular, it also features harmonic pyramids at 32, 16, and 8 pitch (plus, one composed entirely out of harmonic flutes). May I ask you how you would compare those two instruments?
@@friedemannhahn9354 hi, thank you! I do not know so much about the history of the organ at st eustache, but the sound structure really is similar. I would consider eustache to be more carillon-like due to its special mutations, neuviemes especially. Its has also a much more wet sound, and overall pleasantly mysterious presence. I like how its chamades blend to the sound rather than in notre dame, although i like it too. Its a bit like ouen + ND.
Is the composite really so realistic that one would think its not a composite but edited recordings of the real one / some kind of AI :D? If so, I am very honored. Or what did you mean by trust by this case? The undisclosement is just for now because It has been a process and I have been a bit careful during the years for anyone not to copy it, so basically it is a holdover from the past. I may change it, but not yet sure.
This sound is just awesome, thank you so much for presenting all the details: there is no difference to the real ND-sound!!! Is it possible to get the Sample Set somewhere...?
L'enregistrement🎶🌸🌿 historique 🍒🌹⛑et inégalable📚💮🏵 de cette symphonie🌺🎶💐🧭 est Celle du GRANDISSIME MAÎTRE🌹🇻🇦💒🇨🇵🌹 ORGANISTE CATHOLIQUE PIERRE COCHEREAU (1924-1984)🏵🦁🪢 TITULAIRE DES GRANDES ORGUES HISTORIQUES DE LA BASILIQUE METROPOLITAINE DE NOTRE-DAME DE PARIS🌹🎶💐🪢🌸⛑🍒🌿💮📚🇻🇦✝️🇨🇵🌺🤗🕊🦁🎨🧭🏵🌺🎶🙋♂️ !!!
Very good & sensible comment. Actually, that kind of a 'wow-facade' is this tiktok-'culture' we - unfortunately - have now. Like buildings in which the roof doesn't hold water outside. 👎
Perhaps you should give your rendition of this Piece up next to that of Mssr. Latry's? Then we can get a true assessment of who is the true organist and who is the presumptuous phony and pompous windbag! How dare you😂
There’s just something satisfying about a pedal Bombarde. I am partial to the Posaune, because the organ I regularly play has a particularly nice one, but I have also played organs where the pedal had an impressive 16’ Bombarde. I have to say, it was tempting to use it more than I probably should have.
@@timothytikker1147 They were / are NOT 3d printed. Only that part of a pipe which is only a tube - is. That part which make that actual sound is normal handcraft and made of normal material; organ-metal. 'Biocomposite' is not a material; it is only a mixture of two or more materials where at least one has that relation to something 'living', organic, bios. In those certain pipes that bio-part is wood-particles from Rauma-Repola.
