HauptWerk SampleSet
TruhenOrgel
ORGANO A CANNE VIRTUALE / VIRTUAL PIPE ORGAN
The TruhenOrgel was manufactured in 2009 by the Kaufmann organ company (Bolzano, Italy) upon commission and design of M° Maurizio Mancino, who owned the instrument until 2015. The organ is currently situated in the Duomo of Crema, Italy, and it is owned by M° Alberto Dossena.
Audio / Video Samples
Organ and Sampleset info
Recording: 96 KHz @ 24 bit on 2016 in “Santi Alessandro e Margherita” Church in Melzo, Milan, Italy.
Sampleset samples: 48 KHz @ 24 bit stereo.
Reverb: digital upon the reverb response of the church.
Perspectives: Direct and Rear.
Direct perspective has dry and wet channels (diffuse) with reverb mixer. The sampleset can be played totally dry.
Minimum HauptWerk Version required: 4.2
The interface provides the following tabs:
- Main console with interactive keyboards and stops
- Control panel
- Description of the instrument
- Photos of the instrument
The control panel provides the following features:
- Channel perspective mixer: Dry, Diffuse, Rear
- Chiff-Transient randomisation level
- Keyboard custom splits Bass/Treble: B2-C3; C3-C#3; C#3-D3, D3-D#3, D#3-E, E-F
- Organ general tuning pseudo-randomiser
- Blower noise volume
- Mechanical parts noise volume
RAM requirements:
- 6,8 GB @ 24 bit uncompressed
- 4,2 GB @ 24 bit compressed
- 3,6 GB @ 16 bit compressed
For any additional information regarding HauptWerk samplesets please visit the official website: www.hauptwerk.com
Organ Features
commission and design of M° Maurizio Mancino, who owned the instrument until 2015.
The organ is currently situated in the Duomo of Crema, Italy, and it is owned by M° Alberto Dossena.
The organ is made of various parts, all movable and easily assemblable:
- the lower base, provided with wheels,
- the upper base, containing the blower and the reservoir-bellow, also containing Bordone 8′ (Gedackt) largest pipes,
- the main body, containing the windchest, the pipes, the keyboard, the stop hand levers and a finely adorned music stand with J.S. Bach logo on both front and back sides,
- a pedalboard, connected to the organ via electro-mechanical action,
- a bench.
Organ : L 133 x W 62 x H 123
Pedalboard : L 122 x W 80 x H 24
Bench : L 129 x W 32 x H 62
The pedalboard (BDO standard) has 27 pedals (C1-D3).
The windchest has 55 notes, beginning with B-1, in order to allow transposition of –1 and +1 semitones, by simple keyboard shifting.
2. Flauto a camino 4’ – Bass/Treble
3. Principale 2’ – Bass/Treble
4. Cimbalo 2 ranks 1’+2/3’
5. Quinta 1’1/3 – Bass/Treble
5bis. Regale 8’ – Bass/Treble
The Regale and Quinta ranks are mounted on the windchest alternatively.
They are assembled without removing any pipe from their respective cover board.
A special wooden box has been realised in order to safekeep Regale or Quinta pipes when they are not placed in the organ.
The case is polished with natural wax.
Pipes material:
Bordone: fir/maple
Flauto a camino: fir
Principale: fir/tin
Cimbalo: tin
Quinta: spotted metal (tigrato)
Regale: tin
The keyboard is made of fir, with bone diatonic keytops and ebony chromatics.
Pedalboard is made of oak wood.
Temperament: Equal.
Wind pressure: 62 mmH2O.
