St Gilles Computer controlled Pipe Organ
The first real organ with a PC inside by year 1997

Pipe manufacture: KLEIN
(except wood subbass)
Organ manufacture: H. CAILL
(Windchest, Case, toning, tuning and subbass)

Computer control, Electronic parts & PC C++ software design : P. LERAY

DESCRIPTION:
7 REAL REGISTERS :

Bourdon 8'
Flûte conique 4'
Prestant 4'
Montre 8'
Larigot
Trompette 8'
Soubasse 16'

COMPUTED STOPS: This stoplist is available on ALL Manual Keyboards AND Pedal:

Electronic & Computer control :

All registers can be controlled from any keyboard/pedal (Dedoublements)

in 16', 8' 4' or 2'

Computed mixtures are also available

CORNET, PLEIN JEUX, computed from PRESTANT LARIGOT & FLUTE

MIDI reader interface.

For example:
Bourdon 16', Bourdon 8' Bourdon 4' Bourdon 2';
According to pipe number, in this particular case holes may appear on the bass or upper part of keyboards for 16', 4' or 2'
Due to budget restriction, extensions have not been put in this organ.
However, considerable enhancements are available, due to electronic-computer comtrol.
Holes effects can be easily counterbalanced, by clever stop registrations.

128 registrations can be stored for each Organist.

Other features:
- Transpositor
- MIDI play
- MIDI record

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