The Quilcom Rank Two for reed and flue pipe sounds
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2019 10:57 am
Hello all!
Here is my Quilcom Rank Two.
The original Quilcom Rank was designed around the simulation of flue pipes. Following on from feedback from Hugh Banton and Colin Pykett I came to realise that reed pipes behave and sound very different to flue pipes. A flue pipe cannot properly create the sound of a bright trumpet stop for example. You need a range of higher harmonics, and often reed pipes display a certain “buzziness” which gives character to many sounds.
To achieve this, the Rank two has two separate generators, one each for flue and reed pipes.
Additionally you can now control the voicing for each and every pipe (note) via a graphical system, and also the stereo pan position for each pipe.
The included user guide goes into detail about the operation and background.
Download it here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/mgdqhsg10q5i1 ... 6.zip?dl=0
You can watch my YouTube demo video here:
https://youtu.be/snwLeZrDMp8
I hope you enjoy playing with my big organ!
Cheers
Spogg
Here is my Quilcom Rank Two.
The original Quilcom Rank was designed around the simulation of flue pipes. Following on from feedback from Hugh Banton and Colin Pykett I came to realise that reed pipes behave and sound very different to flue pipes. A flue pipe cannot properly create the sound of a bright trumpet stop for example. You need a range of higher harmonics, and often reed pipes display a certain “buzziness” which gives character to many sounds.
To achieve this, the Rank two has two separate generators, one each for flue and reed pipes.
Additionally you can now control the voicing for each and every pipe (note) via a graphical system, and also the stereo pan position for each pipe.
The included user guide goes into detail about the operation and background.
Download it here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/mgdqhsg10q5i1 ... 6.zip?dl=0
You can watch my YouTube demo video here:
https://youtu.be/snwLeZrDMp8
I hope you enjoy playing with my big organ!
Cheers
Spogg