I am not sure whether I should post this here or electronics so forgive me if I goof. How is Tremulant handled in MyOrgan? Since it is an effect added to all stops is there a separate construct in the .organ file or are samples needed for each voice with and without trem.?</p>
mike</p>
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In case anyone else is interested in this I did locate a .organ file for an organ with trem and copied out the relevant sections for further study. A quick perusal indicates that a couple of reference lines are put in the organ section (number of tremulants etc) and in each manual that has trem. Then a separate tremulant section is created to define each tremulant referenced in the above sections. I will post what I find on further study.</p>
mike</p>
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Hi Guys,
If you need more information on what to do for MyOrgan/GrandOrgue/HW1 Tremulants just let me know. I've created/edited quite a few now so can share some good info.
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