Viscount Envoy 35-F Digital Church Organ - Product Demonstration
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2018
- Francis Rumsey demonstrates the versatility and voicing possibilities of Viscount's Envoy 35-F Digital Church Organ, in the beautiful setting of St. Kenelm's, Church Enstone.
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This might just be the most beautiful viscount organ for home use ever!!!!
I like those Trombones in the pedal!
I've been waiting for a video like this from you guys! Superb! You should do more videos like this. Stop tour type videos. I would really like to see one of the Regent Classic Skinner Organ.
probably one of the first electric organs i've heared that actualy sounds realistic. There are some companies that produce these bespoke instruments but the sounds are so bad that I might be hearing a hammond organ! Well done! Definiteley one I will consider buying!
Yes some organs are terrible..
This one is good...Physis technology.
Have you heard the top models of Allen, Rodgers, Walker Technical, zJohanjus, Phoenix, and Marshall and Ogletree ?
Hammond was a legend in itself for jazz and gospel music ...You couldn't do justice to those forms on a Classical organ
Pretty impressive….and a great shaped right ear too.
Very good demonstration. Where did you acquire your organ shoes?? They look ideal
Beautiful instrument. I have one Sonus 60, i think is the same technology
The Envoy series has English voices.
I was told this by the gentleman who made then in English..I had called Viscount UK up.
The equivalent is the Unico without the English voicing.
The sonus has a few more amplifiers and speakers.
How does the Sonus 60 sound ?
What abouts the 32 ' pedal stop how does it sound ? I does not have roll top lid ..
How does the Sonus 60 compare to this one?
The English man said he would charge 500£ for the English sounds....
How Many audio channels on this? How are they divided up for use in the divisions? Power of amps?
Title? 9:07
It's a shame the recording doesn't seem to really do it justice. Also, I don't understand why there's a Twelfth and a Tierce? Surely there should be a Twelfth and Seventeenth, or a Nasard and Tierce?