Continuo Organ

Continuo Organ for Kontakt

Continuo Organ is a sampled virtual organ designed for Renaissance and Baroque music, period ensembles and contemporary compositions. Its 4.5-octave range was recorded chromatically with two round robins per note. Four stops can be mixed individually or played together in a recorded blend. Three microphone positions provide different sound perspectives, while sampled mechanical noises and note-release sounds add realism. The VISAGE 3 engine offers reverb, transposition, adjustable tuning and temperaments, as well as detailed control over the instrument's sound. 

Features

• 4.5-octave range

• Chromatic sampling with two round robins per note

• Four mixable stops

• Individually playable stops

• Recorded full-stop blend

• Three microphone positions

• Sampled keyboard mechanical noises

• Sampled note-release sounds

• Adjustable volume and pan for each microphone position

• Width control for each microphone position

• Velocity curve and dynamic range control

• Customizable tuning and temperaments with over 20 presets

• Transposition and range limiting

• 14 reverb presets

• 15 convolution presets

• MIRAGE FX control panel

• NKS and NI keyboard integration

Kontakt Full 7.6.1 or newer required

Please notice: This library can not be used with the free Kontakt Player! To use this "Open Kontakt" format, you need a full version of Kontakt, which is included in products such as Komplete or Komplete Ultimate.

The minimum required Kontakt version number for this product is stated in the product description or can be found on the developer's website.

System Requirements:

Mac:

• macOS 10.14 or higher
• 64 bit
• Intel Core i5 or Apple M1 (native)
• RAM: 4GB (6GB recommended)

Windows:

• Windows 10 or higher
• 64 bit
• Intel Core i5 or similar CPU
• RAM: 4GB (6GB recommended)

Supported Interfaces:

• Mac (64-bit only): Stand-alone, VST, VST3, AU, AAX
• Windows (64-bit): Stand-alone, VST, VST3,  AAX

Legacy Versions:

If you require legacy installers of Kontakt Player please refer to this Knowledge Base Article.