I thoroughly enjoyed this Theatre Organ Demo showcasing Total Transformation Technology 's lastest new theatre organ sounds, and so adeptly performed by Leigh Wilbraham on the Yamaha Tyros 4 keyboard (with lower manual + pedals). Slip on a pair of good headphones, close your eyes and listen, and be taken back to the 'live ambiance & sound' experience of a grand movie palace of yesteryear.

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I thoroughly enjoyed this Theatre Organ Demo showcasing Total Transformation Technology 's lastest new theatre organ sounds, and so adeptly performed by Leigh Wilbraham on the Yamaha Tyros 4 keyboard (with lower manual + pedals). Slip on a pair of good headphones, close your eyes and listen, and be taken back to the 'live ambiance & sound' experience of a grand movie palace of yesteryear.

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This chap Ron has been sampling the Blackpool Tower Ballroom Organ for the past 10 years, he now sells them, all you need is a tatty old Yamaha and his software and you too can sond like Reggie Dixon.

Great playing, great sounds...

But then this is all about the samples... and the musician and less about the instrument

"ALL SKATE"

Hi Scott,

Thanks for the post. There is another British company called Hauptwerk that sells software for both classical and theatre organs. You buy a license and then you can choose from a large catelog of organs from all over the world that they have sampled. Included are the organs from Radio City Music Hall as well as the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris. They are a bit pricey, but you are literally buying the sounds of these organs. I really love the theatre organs.

Joe