Vienna Symphonic Library Synchron Molzer Organ Full Library Upgrade is for owners of the Synchron Molzer Organ Standard Library who want to access the Full Library.
Upgrading to the 11.2GB Full Library provides you with up to 16,600 samples recorded simultaneously with seven separate phase-coherent microphone configurations and with every nuanced detail to provide a broad range of room-sound options. All mic configurations can be mixed using preconfigured mixer presets that provide a wide variety of tonal characteristics including Close, Classic, Wide, Church, Leslie, Rock Organ, and more. You can mix the organ in stereo and 5.1 surround, or even Dolby Atmos and 9.1 Auro 3D.
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Software requires a ViennaKey USB protection device or other USB eLicenser (available separately), if one is not already on the system.
Synchron Molzer Organ Full Library
- Historic Molzer salon organ
- 11.2GB library with more than 16,600 samples
- Two manuals and a pedalboard, and three rows of flue pipes
- Crescendo-roller (or roll-sweller)
- Multiplex organ with 25 stops
- Four fixed combinations (piano, mezzoforte, forte, tutti)
- Tremulant and swell options
- Included Synchron Organ Player lets you easily manage the manuals and pedal of the organ
- Recorded using twelve microphones—select from seven different microphone setups including Decca tree
- Use the masterfully crafted mixer mic presets as a starting point for your own sonic creations
- Immersive 3D sound—multi library offers samples ready for 5.1 surround and compatible with Auro-3D technologies (available separately)
- Outstanding acoustics—recorded at Synchron Stage’s large hall
- Runs in standalone mode with Synchron Organ Player
- Operates within VST, AU, and AAX formats
About the Historic Molzer Salon Organ
- The Molzer salon organ was built by Ferdinand Molzer in 1938, whom at the time was professor of organ building at the University of Music in Vienna. This multitimbral organ with 25 stops features two manuals and a pedalboard, and three rows of flue pipes: principal, flutes, and strings. Its 267 pipes made of wood, zinc, and organ made of metal alloy, range from 0.39" to 8.2' long.
- Though much smaller than a typical pipe organ, the venerable Molzer salon organ is no less blessed, with a range of dynamics and colors capable of both majestic fanfares and quiet reflections. The exceptional acoustics of Synchron Stage's large hall lend a special transparency to the organ, making it suitable for a variety of styles, from intimate chamber music to large orchestral works and to church music.
- The Molzer Organ is now part of the Collection of Historic Musical Instruments at Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna.
Unique Articulations
- The Molzer Organ offers a regular feature of a romantic organ: a crescendo-roller (or roll-sweller) that enables the player to create seamless crescendos from pianissimo to tutti and back by adding or removing registers.
- Additionally, the organ features four fixed combinations (piano, mezzoforte, forte, tutti) that were masterfully restored and fine-tuned by Austrian organ builder Franz Eisenhut.
Synchron Organ Player
- The proprietary Synchron Organ Player virtual instrument lets you easily manage the manuals and pedal of the organ, so you can conveniently access the different stops to create your registrations. What’s more, the Vienna Organ Player is multitimbral, so you can address the manuals and pedal via dedicated MIDI channels.
- Navigating the player is easy using the three main tabs. The COMBINE tab gives you an overview of all the organ’s stops as distributed over the manuals and pedal. The MIX tab lets you access the signals of all seven microphone positions that you can use to create your own sound. And, the PLAY tab provides access to the parameters you will find useful for live playing, including Swell (crescendo), Tremulant, and Tremulant Speed dials.
Microphone Setups
Stereo Mixing
- Close Mic—mono: ribbon Royer SF24 Blumlein
- Mid Layer Mic—stereo (L/R): Sennheiser MKH 800
- Main/Room Mic—Decca tree stereo (L/R): Neumann M150
- Main/Room Mic—Decca tree mono (Center): Neumann M150
Stereo, 5.1 Surround, and Auro-3D 9.1 Mixing
- Main Surround—stereo (L/R): Sennheiser MKH 800, may also be used instead of the main stereo room mics to achieve a wider, and more ambient mix
- High Stereo (3D)—stereo (L/R): Neumann M149
- High Surround (3D)—stereo (L/R): DPA 4006
- Note: The Main Surround microphone settings may also be used instead of the Main Stereo room mics to achieve a wider, and more ambient mix
Preconfigured Mixer Presets
- Preconfigured mixer presets provide a wide variety of tonal characteristics including Close, Classic, Wide, Church, Leslie, Rock Organ, and more, making it easy to dial in the sound for which you’re looking.
- As with all Synchron Libraries, you can mix the organ in stereo, 5.1 surround, or even Dolby Atmos and 9.1 Auro 3D, or any other immersive audio format.