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Sonus Paradisi Menesterol Organ Model [Hauptwerk]
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Sonus Paradisi Menesterol Organ Model [Hauptwerk]

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The church of Saint Peter in Chains of Ménestérol was built in the XII century in Romanesque style. The western front with portal remains from this period. The interior was rebuilt in the fifteenth century. Two side chapels were added in the seventeenth century. The organ is built in the style of the North German Baroque, on the model of the smaller Schnitger-type instruments which may be found for example in Grasberg, Pellworm, Noordbroek or Uithuizen. Installation: Copy the OrganDefinitions and OrganInstallationPackages folders to the Hauptwerk\HauptwerkSampleSetsAndComponents folder WARNING ! This download contains an early version of the sample set, which does not have a controllable channel mixer. However, adjusting the relative volume of the channels (Moist + Wet + Surround) is possible by loading the additional configuration Menesterol - Surround - 3Ch.

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