Sampling My First Organ For Hauptwerk | Sampling Herschbach

[@jerrymartin79]

Very exciting indeed!!! This is great that you are bringing us along on the journey like this - wonderful to learn from your experience about M/S recording also!! Onward!

[@nock5771]

Da hast Du noch sehr viel zu tun, aber ich freue mich jetzt schon wie das Ergebnis in Hauptwerk auf Deiner "Orgel" bei Dir zuhause klingt❤😊😊

[@kreg517]

Looking forward to the finished product!! Best of luck, Fraser!!

[@alexanderwunderlich5116]

Das große Abenteuer beginnt. Möge es gelingen!

[@aaron5758]

Sampling ist ne gute Sache, viel Erfolg

[@robertvarner9519]

🎙🎙🎙🎙🎙🎙

[@HenningMogensen-fx3mw]

When you said MS I almost got tears in my eyes. To me it is the ultimate microphone-setup. It is impossible to a good recording of almost any acustic sound with other setups.

[@mattleach958]

Thank you Fraser! This is truly exciting.🎤🎹🎧

[@cassy-de]

Thank you so much, Fraser. Once again you were able to completely blow my mind within only 5 minutes. Especially the part with the mid section recording aka MS-technique had some nice Eureka effect to me - Thank you so much and good luck for all your recordings.

[@alekbacon814]

So nice to see someone with top-tier recording experience taking on the challenge of making Hauptwerk Instruments

[@MrKeefer68]

WOW, Good luck. I hope it goes/went well, and I'm excited for you and about seeing your progress and end results. 👍🤞🎹

[@trumpet_guy_111]

Oh I am excited!

[@maidohiiemaa8883]

Very promising. Exciting times.

[@rsexton1683]

Great stuff, Fraser!! Thank you for letting us see you in action!!

[@michaelmiller641]

Good luck on that Fraser!

[@amangogna68]

Beautiful church !

[@klavier1us]

Very interesting topic, little discussed on YT. Hopefully in Part 2 you can add commentary on how you chose your sampling method and how long it took to complete the samples on site and then to process into a full sample set. In my opinion this type of activity is sorely needed and should be applied to every pipe organ possible - especially when either newly installed or refurbed. In the TO world organs can disappear for decades and be silenced indefinitely, not to mention that they may often be reinstalled in other venues with far different acoustics. 😎‼️

[@pipingpepsi6665]

At last, we’ve come full circle!

[@mikeking2539]

😮 cool ❤

[@jezm1703]

Late to this Fraser. Very interesting indeed. My recent foray into using a microphone has introduced me to the world of Cardioid, Dynamic, Condenser, Impedance, etc. already !! 😄

[@Spillregal16]

Viel Glück Fraser 🎹🎼😉

[@MarekMichalakMusic]

Interesting stuff to hear about microphone patterns. A world in which I have not got the slightest of knowledge. Good luck sampling.....and with the processing afterwards.

[@Charles-Reardon]

I'm so excited! I'm upset that I'm leaving for college and leaving my hauptwerk console behind... right when all of this is happening!

[@L3610LD]

Hello, I wanted to enquire why there are actually no performances of other organs? I always found that very interesting. Have I missed the reason for this? Kind regards from Nienburg an der Weser. Florian

[@throblet]

I do M/S with two C414s and have never had a bad recording with them. Looking forward to this one.

[@jurgenruff1145]

A fascinating, but also challenging project. Because as I've read, recording the samples from the pipes is probably the easiest part of the whole thing. Even more challenging is certainly the post-processing, filtering out noise and other background noises, fine-tuning the frequencies, and so on. A man like Piotr Grabowski has completed a full degree in sound engineering and still practiced with several instruments to achieve the perfection he has today. Do you want to do this part of the production yourself? Or do you want to get experienced help? In any case, I wish you every success.

[@HammondDirk]

Mal wieder etwas Neues, viel Erfolg! MS-recording is super, I also use that for my few organ videos, my cheap-bu-trusty Zoom H2n can record both XY and MS (also together), in the end, the MS sound is usually what I prefer and mix into my recordings. Hast du auch (kurze) Aufnahmen von die Arbeit selber?

[@ZengHuaXiansheng]

That’s awesome! I even struggle to record my piano properly… 🤓

[@m-electronics5977]

2:02 Woher weißt du das alles, wie und wo man was für Mikrofone aufstellen muss/sollte/kann um einen guten Sound rauszubekommen?

[@TERUVFX]

Wow, Make a series!! And talk about all the process! what audio interface are you using right now?

[@FraserGartshore]

None! I’m using a dedicated 32-bit field recorder.

[@TERUVFX]

@@FraserGartshore thanks u!

[@TERUVFX]

@@FraserGartshore with one recoder?

[@velocirapture89]

Do you have experience with Sennheiser mics? I don't know mics, but I do know headphones, and my Sennheisers have always been my favorites. And, they're German so das ist gut.

[@FraserGartshore]

Sennheiser make very good mics for a variety of live and studio applications. Out in the field , in my opinion, it’s a different story.

[@PerTjarnstrom]

Vid 28 min old, 28 likes. Would be great to get your samplesets.

[@RoDi01]

Wow, what a incredible work... hoffentlich hast Du alle Pfeifen gestimmt vorher...? 😁

[@FraserGartshore]

Selbstverständlich… (nicht…)!😂😂😂 mehr dazu in ein Video zum Thema Stimmung

[@TheCheekySodJoe]

… Take 6,753!