Demonstration of "Concert 45" Hauptwerk sample set by Silver Octopus Studios | Tuba Tune - Carson Cooman

Yesterday, I posted my demonstration of the John Avery Chamber Organ 1792 organ by Silver Octopus Studios. Today, I'm sharing with you my demonstration of the Concert 45 organ. This is a much larger instrument than the last two organs I played. For starters, it's three manuals and is essentially "a complete" instrument in the English style. The sample set is provided "dry" (no reverb) which makes it suitable for public installations. For personal use, you need to add reverb—this is easy with Hauptwerk V's built in impulse reverb capability. After a bit of trial-and-error, the acoustics you will hear in the video is the best sound I could achieve (in my opinion).

Here is the specification:

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The piece I am playing is Carson Cooman's Tuba Tune. I submitted this piece as a contest entry months ago, but of course every time we play is a new performance and this is a different organ. The Tuba Tune allows me to showcase the Tuba stop on the Choir division against the Great Foundations and Full Swell. Let me know what you think of the piece and the organ in the comments.

The sample set is available for £220.00. If you do happen to purchase it, please let Silver Octopus Studios know that you came across it through my demonstration.