Bätz Zeist, Lohman Heusden en Pels & van Leeuwen Heusden
For enthusiasts, we have created a new sample set using sample
material from several of our sample sets, featuring 60 stops
distributed across 4 manuals and a pedal.
If you own the Bätz Zeist, Lohman Heusden, and Pels & Van Leeuwen
Heusden sets, this set is free. Otherwise, you will need to purchase
the missing set(s).
The following organs were used for this sample set:
Bätz Zeist
Lohman Heusden
Pels & van Leeuwen Heusden
Steendam Apeldoorn
Ottes Móstoles (Madrid)
If you do not load the 4th manual, you can use the Composition organ
without the Pels & Van Leeuwen organ.
Technical information:
For technical information, please refer to the pages of the various
organs used:
All used samples are recorded in stereo from 3 positions (24-bit
96kHz).
As one of the final steps, the samples are converted to 24-bit
48kHz.
The set is delivered in the 3-channel technique devised by Sygsoft,
allowing the user to adjust the listening position themselves.
There are 3 positions:
1: Front, recorded very close to the organ. This provides a very
direct recording that is useful for study purposes.
2: Middle, this recording was made at about 3 times the distance used
in the front recording.
3: Rear, recorded far from the organ is used as surround.
Through three sliders (0-100%), a mix can be made of the three
positions that is to your liking.
More information see: tab
System requirements.
Other details
De opnames voor deze sample set zijn gemaakt van 2010 t/m 2014.
Opname kwaliteit 96 kHz 24 bit. Voor de set gereduceerd tot 48 kHz 24
bit.
Aantal microfoons: 6.
Aantal samples in deze set verwerkt: 49.496
Aantal regels in de Organ Definition File: ca. 2.800.000
Division of the Work
Johan van der Waal van Dijk:
Processing of the samples and technical advice.
Christian Boogaard: Noise reduction, adjusting the wind
model, intonation, demos, and artistic advice.
Rietje Raatgeep:
Administration and PR.
Fred de Jong:
Layout, additional control samples, loops, ODF and overall management.
Tremulant - Hoofdwerk
Tremulant - Rugwerk
Tremulant - Zwelwerk
Tremulant - Borstwerk
Coupler I - II
Coupler I - III
Coupler I - IV
Coupler PED - I
Coupler PED - II
Coupler PED - III
Coupler PED - IV
Trekkergeluid (Tracker noise)
Toetsgeluid (Key action noise)
Motor
B = Bätz Zeist
L = Lohman Heusden
P = Pels & van Leeuwen Heusden
S = Steendam Apeldoorn
O = Ottes Móstoles (Madrid)
Demos of the Sygsoft
Composition Organ
There are no additional demos of this composition organ yet.
Download Information
of the Sygsoft Composition Organ
If you own the Bätz Zeist, Lohman Heusden, and Pels & Van Leeuwen
Heusden sets, this set is free.
Otherwise, you will need to purchase the missing set(s).
If you do not load the 4th manual, you can use the Composition organ
without the Pels & Van Leeuwen organ.
Download files:
Note: The links below only work for Hauptwerk version 4.
Important: Download the latest licensing packages file
https://www.hauptwerk.com/licensingpackages/
Start Hauptwerk V (or higher) and install this file via the menu File
| Install Organ, Temperament, or Impulse Response Reverb... Hauptwerk
will 'learn' which protected sets are currently on the market.
For users of Hauptwerk 5 or higher:
Make sure that Hauptwerk is not loaded.
Open your iLok account and choose Licenses/Redeem Activation code
and cut and paste the many-digit code into the screen.
Activate your license to iLok Cloud or to the iLok dongle. In the
latter case: then place the dongle on the Hauptwerk PC. It appears that this rule is not clear to everyone:
3a: Go to your iLok account (log in if necessary) and select the
sample set for which you want to enter the activation code.
3b: At the top right of the iLok screen is a gray/green check
mark.
If you go over this with the mouse you will see the text
"Activate licenses".
Click on this check mark and you will see a new screen.
3c: Click on Activate and Ok. Now the checkmark in the previous
screen turns green.
3d: Now double-click on the line you are working on and the
screen that opens must show "License status active" on the top
line.
3e: If necessary, repeat the above for the eventualy other newly
purchased organs.
Restart Hauptwerk and you can install and use the organ.
Before download and install, note the following:
Download all .CompPkg.Hauptwerk files.
Load these files in the same folder and
Do not change the file names and
Do not unpack by hand.
Check the MD5 checksums with the WinMD5 program, free to download
from
http://www.winmd5.com
or http://www.fastsum.com If a checksum is incorrect, throw the wrong download file away
from the PC and download that file again.
Start Hauptwerk (File/Install organ....), select in the folder where
you just downloaded the files the file with extension
.CompPkg_Hauptwerk_rar in Hauptwerk's component installer.
Hauptwerk automatically finds the other files.
If you get error messages, scroll to the end of the log file (this
opens automatically if something goes wrong when unpacking) to see
what goes wrong.
Usually a file is missing, or there is a file in the wrong folder or
a file is damaged.
Before loading the organ, first have a look at the
system information
regarding the expected memory usage etc.
Note: Please contact us via the
Contact form if you encounter any
issues; we will try to assist you.
System requirements
of the Sygsoft Composition Organ
a modern fast computer, minimum 32 GB RAM and e.g. Windows 10 64
bit
a good quality sound card
3 or 4 manuals/keyboards with a (30-keys) pedal òr a complete
electronic organ with MIDI out
good quality speakers/headphone
The computer
To play the full version of this sample set without restrictions
requires a modern, fast computer with, for example, Windows 10 64 bit
installed and around 32 GB of RAM.
Obviously Hauptwerk must also be installed with the latest version 5
(or higher) Advanced.
It is said that the best results are achieved using Apple-MacIntosh
computers; however, we have no experience with this.
It is difficult to make exact statements about what is needed. The
"mother" website
hauptwerk.com
provides much information about this issue.
Prerequisites .
The sound card
A good internal or external sound card. For more information go to:
hauptwerk.com .
Manuals/keyboards/pedal òr complete organ with MIDI out
3 or 4 manuals or keyboards and a (at least 25 keys) pedal òr a
complete electronic organ with MIDI out.
Beautiful consoles specifically designed for Hauptwerk are
commercially available.
In the Netherlands these are available through, for example,
Those who are technically inclined can provide their keyboard with
MIDI capability using hardware from, for example,
WIRA,
MIDI-Hardware.com
or MGB . We ourselves have
done this using a Heyligers organ dating from around 1975 (using WIRA
hardware). The conversion was about 300 Euro and everything has worked
perfectly for years.
Speakers/headphone
The superb sound quality of Hauptwerk is best experienced through
high-quality headphones, such as AKG or Sennheiser.
We prefer connecting the sound card to a (possibly multi-channel)
sound system. The above mentioned companies can also advise you on any
purchases in this area.
What you definitely should not do is listen to Hauptwerk
through the built-in speakers of the monitor or a set of €10 computer
speakers!