Not only the sonic issue of emulating the result of 163 tubes and 1000 capacitors, but the 1939 solution to specifying those sounds in the Ux. This was decades before the invention of what we today call a synthesizer. This was an instrument designed to be understandable to organists, because an organ was the only comparable instrument in that time. It’s almost like an interactive history lesson. It may be hard for us to imagine but 100 years ago, sophisticated organs were becoming a HUGE thing in the early 20th century before the invention of sync’d audio which led to talking movies. This must have been a crowning achievement of some sort just like the Constellation was the crowning achievement of the propeller airliner before it was just obsoleted by the Boeing 707. That didn’t make the Constellation less of an achievement. It just didn’t have 4 jet engines.
Not only the sonic issue of emulating the result of 163 tubes and 1000 capacitors, but the 1939 solution to specifying those sounds in the Ux. This was decades before the invention of what we today call a synthesizer. This was an instrument designed to be understandable to organists, because an organ was the only comparable instrument in that time. It’s almost like an interactive history lesson. It may be hard for us to imagine but 100 years ago, sophisticated organs were becoming a HUGE thing in the early 20th century before the invention of sync’d audio which led to talking movies. This must have been a crowning achievement of some sort just like the Constellation was the crowning achievement of the propeller airliner before it was just obsoleted by the Boeing 707. That didn’t make the Constellation less of an achievement. It just didn’t have 4 jet engines.
IMHO Don’t like the software but, as always LIKE the youtuber & explanation/demo