Royal Albert Hall Organ

• Royal Albert Hall Organ is a sample library featuring a wide range of registrations and solo stops from the historic organ.
• Produced by composer James Everingham, it captures the nuances of this 150-year-old instrument.
• Runs in the free Kontakt Player for both Windows and macOS.
• Requires Kontakt Player.
• Recorded at the Royal Albert Hall, enhancing its authentic sonic character.

Product Overview

Royal Albert Hall Organ showcases the full range of a historic instrument, offering a vast selection of registrations and solo stops from the iconic Royal Albert Hall. This library captures the organ's rich timbres and dynamic capabilities, making it suitable for both orchestral and solo contexts.

Details

The library features a comprehensive collection of 41 registrations and 18 snapshots, allowing for immediate access to a wide dynamic and timbral spectrum. Each sound has been meticulously recorded from various perspectives within the hall, including close proximity to the pipes and a binaural position in the Royal box, providing both immersive and clean reference points for mixing.

With 9,999 pipes and 147 stops, the organ delivers a remarkable variety of sounds, from delicate tones to powerful, resonant blasts. The recordings include multiple mic positions, such as JE Mix, Royal, and Surrounds, enabling flexibility in achieving the desired sonic character. The interface supports intuitive controls for performance dynamics and articulation, enhancing playability for composers.