Style and Sound Demo 

Linus Bliss you are welcome. Cantorum VI Plus's external outs are not amplified. I think the best solution is to use powered speakers that are, generally speaking, most comfortable to transport and setup versus passive speakers and external amplifier.

I also agree. The best option is to connect Viscount to external powered speakers + subwoofer.

J.S. Bach - Choral Prelude "Wer nur den lieben Gott läßt walten" BWV 691

mati M using split

You can press and hold split button and choose which key on the keyboard is the split point.

wth, you are right, i never would hear that :-))

This is normal and what's more - this is done on purpose. It is intended to imitate a real organ where some pipes are located on left side and some on right side. That doesn't sound very good on headphones, but sounds nice on external speakers.

The first few bars of Festive Trumpet Tune by David German (1950)

Yes. If split button is not pressed, both registers (from manual I and manual II) sound together.

@@dawidb321 That’s nice, thanks!

If you mean pedalborad with keys, you have to connect pedalboard midi out to midi in cantorum and pedalboard midi in to midi out cantorum. If you mean expression/volume pedal you can also connect it to expression connector on viscount cantorum.

Yes, sure!

@@stefanoguaiana9545 and how it works?

Connect pedalboard midi out to midi in Cantorum VI and pedalboard midi in to midi out Cantorum VI.

Yes. Meantone, Werckmeister III, Kirnberger II, Kellner-Bach, Silbermann, Pythagorean.

Barok is for north german voice.

la differenza sta nel fatto che hanno cambiato alcuni registri, fra cui quelli del pedale. nella cantorum vi c'è Prinzipal 16', Oktave 8' e Gedackt 8'. nella vi plus hanno tolto il Gedackt 8' e messo una Posaune 16' (per non parlare che hanno migliorato moltissimo anche gli altri). poi comunque consiglio di provarla dal vivo in quanto il video non rende mai come nella realtà. io l'ho presa e sono molto felice di averla! così come il nuovissimo Cantorum Duo!

Hi, Cantorum VI Plus his packed with complete MIDI implementation as any Viscount instrument; IN&OUT connectors are in the back panel. Regards.

Cantorum VI Plus has midi in and midi out connections.

at least until about two minutes in

probably the transpose is on...... Renaissance tuning sounded a semitone higher and baroque a semitone lower......

Bach time the tuning was A 415.... so prob with the barroque setting its like that on this model On my Cantorun V its A 440

@@resultant64 not A415 everywhere though, some organs have lower tuning, I wonder if the cantorum can be transposed lower though

Y😊es, a lot of organs of that time had a pitch of 466Hz and higher. It was called (and is still called) “Chorton”.

Exaggerated appreciation from my perspective.

If you connect viscount to bigger, high power speakers and subwoofer, it sounds pretty good.

​@@dawidb321exactly, if you'll installed it in a Speaker it sounds like a real pipe organ