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Milan Digital Audio 1680 St. Peter and Paul Schnitger [Hauptwerk]
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Milan Digital Audio 1680 St. Peter and Paul Schnitger [Hauptwerk]

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Located in Cappel, Germany this Schnitger is considered by experts, musicologists and organists alike, to be the most well preserved and best sounding Arp Schnitger organ in the world today. Built in the North German style, the organ is ideal for playing larger baroque works, including those of Bach, Lubeck and Buxtehude as well as works from the Renaissance period. Listen to the details. Includes over 1300 audio samples. 24-bit 48 kHz HD stereo audio resolution. Original church acoustics up to 2 seconds. Accurately reproduced mechanical noises. Original tuning with alternate temperament & tuning options. Includes original Zimbelstern samples. Compatible with AU & VST hosts. Up to 8 seamless loops per note. Authentic mechanical coupling. Added combination & capture system. Photo-realistic console displays. Fully modeled wind system.

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