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A hybrid organ is a combination between a pipe organ and a digital organ, this can provide many advantages to your church in terms of cost and space.

This unit provides up to 35 simultaneous pipe organ sounds from a library of 620 pre-programmed voices. The voices are generated using physical modeling technology, not by sampling. This system involves real-time calculation of the audio waveform based on the physics of construction, materials and air pressure. The overall effect is to provide better realism of organ sounds as each individual key can have its own set of parameters just like a real pipe organ. Almost every parameter can be individually adjusted.

The 35 chosen sounds are selectable via the LCD control panel behind the front cover, but can also be accessed remotely from a PC voicing program. Each one may be assigned to any of sixteen output audio channels and controlled by any of 3 MIDI input channels. Hence, the unit can act as a complete stand-alone small 2m organ or as a source of additional stops for a larger organ.

The unit also has reverberation and tremulant effects selectable on front-panel keys, and expression of all three divisions via MIDI.