Synchron Molzer Organ

• Features a 1938 Ferdinand Molzer organ, known for its versatility in traditional and rock sounds.
• Recorded at the Synchron Stage, providing high-quality audio capture.
• Part of the Vienna State Opera heritage, adding historical significance to the instrument.

Product Overview

Synchron Molzer Organ features a 1938 Ferdinand Molzer organ, recorded at the Synchron Stage, capturing its rich heritage from the Vienna State Opera. This instrument offers a versatile palette, blending traditional organ sounds with modern rock tones, making it suitable for both classical compositions and contemporary arrangements.

Details

The library includes multiple microphone positions, allowing for a range of sonic textures from close detail to broader ambient captures. The organ is equipped with 25 stops, including principals, flutes, and strings, enabling a wide variety of timbres. The Vienna Organ Player interface facilitates easy navigation through its multi-timbral capabilities, with manageable manuals and pedal controls for intuitive performance.

Articulations cover both manual and pedal options, ensuring expressive playability. The instrument also features tremulant and swell options, enhancing its dynamic range. Masterfully crafted mixer presets streamline the mixing process, allowing for quick adjustments to fit various scoring contexts. This makes the Synchron Molzer Organ a compelling choice for composers looking to integrate a historic yet versatile organ sound into their projects.