Newbie cant figure it out.

Hi Tom,

This topic should be in the jOrgan - User forum, so I'll answer there
as well as to you. (jOrgan sound discussion forum is more for
soundfont creation and backend sound discussions). No worries though!

With the hardware/software that you have specified we can assume that
you're using the 64-bit version of Windows 7, but the JAVA environment
comes in 32-bit and 64-bit types, and the bit-ness of Fluidsynth
(which is the default sound element for most of the dispositions and
is installed with jOrgan for Windows) must match the JAVA bit-ness.
Given your statement of "being both computer illiterate and
electronics handicapped" I'm not going to ask which version of JAVA
you have installed, but we do need to know what version of jOrgan you
installed?

Once we have that information we can give you further diagnostic steps
to get jOrgan up and running on your PC.

Kind regards,
GrahamG

On 5/22/13, TJ Bentley <tjbentley3815 <at> gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello all - I may be in the wrong forum or wrong area, but thought i would
> start somewhere.  I have downloaded JOrgan and am have absolutely no
> success at making it work.  I have tried reading the tutorial but being
> both computer illiterate and electronics handicapped, its just not
> happening.  It seems that I cannot load any dispositions into JORgan at all
> - using Windows 7 with 10G or ram and 2T of space, i5 processor, but after
> I download a disposition and attempt to open it it tells me it can't do

Release: Freedom Morton 2/6 Beta01 (Full) for jOrgan 3.19 with Fluidsynth

Hi,

For those who have been wondering why I'm so quiet, there are a few
reasons, one is a hectic work schedule at the moment, and the other is
this little baby.. a mostly Robert Morton theatre organ sample set for
jOrgan-Fluidsynth.

Thanks to all the Alpha testers who have helped test the disposition
and made comments about voicing, etc. There have been some major
changes in this project since the Alpha release (which was based on
the non-trem samples, using LFO for the trems). This Beta01 release
has all the notes in trem and non-trem, plus all the release portions.
In the Alpha the solo reed was a Wurlitzer Saxophone, but I have now
had time to do the NR work on the Robert Morton Tuba and so the solo
reed in the Beta is the Tuba. The Saxophone will be back in a later
disposition.

You can download the disposition/soundfonts as a RAR package from:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B4OTGbifRnzhaHg0eDBoVWtPQlk/edit?usp=sharing

The download is 267Megs in size and decompresses to 506 megs on your harddrive.

I am also working on a Lite version (which is why this released
version has the "Full" designation) where the trem portions have much
smaller loops and the non-trem shares three notes per octave, with
only releases for the two reed ranks.

The members of the theatre from which these ranks were recorded have
asked that the theatre remain anonymous, as these recordings were
taken for archival purposes and are being released for free under the

Re: Σχετ: Three ideas

Additionally, they can be useful for a Tutti/Sfz/Full Organ function.
Click - on, click - off, and the graphic "rests" in the false position...
  I find what GH mentioned to be the most important reason to have
reversibles - playing aids on the virtual console so one can have an entire
organ on his computer.
On May 18, 2013 9:16 AM, "Graham Harrison [via jOrgan]" <
ml-node+s999862n4658482h41 <at> n4.nabble.com> wrote:

>  Hi Panos
>
> A typical (modern) English 3-manual console will have the following
> "reversible pistons" in addition to the regular Divisional and General
> combination pistons:
>
> Under the Swell manual: Swell to Pedal
> Under the Great manual: Great to Pedal; Swell to Great; Choir to Great
> Under the Choir manual: Choir to Pedal; Swell to Choir; Tuba 8'
>
> In addition to the toe pistons (or studs) for combinations it will have
> the following "reversibles":
> To the right of the expression pedals: Great to Pedal
> To the left of the expression pedals: Swell to Great
>
> The function of these reversible pistons is to toggle the corresponding
> stop or coupler, and larger instruments may have other reversibles, such as
> Bombarde 32' or Double Open Wood 32' etc.
>
> Clearly such playing-aids are useful on a real console, but on a virtual
> (on-screen) console they are superfluous, since it as arguably easier to
> click (or touch) the stop or coupler image itself rather than click (or

Three ideas

Hi all,

Here are links to a disposition on three jOrgan concepts:
1) Reversible Piston
2) Double On/Off Switch (binary selector via two contols)
3) Menu (how to control multiple continous elements via a single set of
incrementers)

http://www.mediafire.com/?6apfxh8ebabiip3 (.zip version)
http://www.mediafire.com/?xjccbuwmycjhbac (.disposition alone)

Note: there is no skin, so don't be confused when it doesn't show up!

Comments?

Alex

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Re: Σχετ: German Baroque Organ for 3.11.1

Hi Dennis,

Just wondering, what processor are you running? Twin core, quad core etc.

I've been running win 7 64 bit since it came out, [originally on a twin
core, then on a quad core processor] and have had no problems with
latency.....Have you tried reinstalling win 7 again, do you know what dma
settings [in win 7] you're using?

regards
Paul.......

drwilx wrote
> Hi Panos,
> 
> I recently installed Win 7 64bit (on a separate drive) and couldn't get
> the latency down to an acceptable level. I have since gone back to XP 32
> bit where the latency is acceptable. Perhaps there is some tweaking that
> can be done to solve this issue.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Dennis

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Christie Disposition

Hello All

I'm runing Win7 64.
When I open the new Christie version 3.19 It loads into JO but no skins
appear, only the
small icons. What do I need to do?

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Barton Theatre Organ Series (3/7, 3/10, and 3/12) for jOrgan 3.19 LinuxSampler / Gigastudio

Hi,

I have finished the creation of the jOrgan 3.19 Gigastudio and
LinuxSampler dispositions, and have updated the project page with all
the downloads, so they are now all available for testing.

I also did some dB adjustments in the gig files, so have re-uploaded
most of them with those changes incorporated (better initial voicing).

https://sites.google.com/site/savirtualorgans/home/barton-theatre-organ/jorgan-linuxsampler--gigastudio

I still have one more 'rank' to complete - the Xylophone Reit, so
might get to that tomorrow :)

Have fun!
GrahamG

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Re: [VTPO] Feedback on Barton 3/7 Theatre Organ for Gigastudio / LinuxSampler users - Alpha release

Hi Lynn,

You need to set the Polyphony options in jSampler Fantasia. Click on
the Preferences icon on the top icon menu, the Polyphony options are
on the General Tab. I've set mine to max voices of 1024 and disk
streams of 2048.

I'm not sure if one can set them using the LSCP file... will have to
investigate that (but as I mostly use Fantasia I've never needed to
change them from the script).

And Opps... that is the' Beautiful Dreamer' from Rick's Christie that
I've been using for testing and simply forget to mention...  <at> Rick can
we use it and distribute it?

GG

On 5/6/13, Lynn Walls <clwalls <at> gmail.com> wrote:
> Graham,
>
> After getting jOrgan-linuxsampler to work (with your help), I have been
> experimenting with
> the Barton 3/7 jO-linuxsampler configuration.  You2 Barton 3/7 jO
> disposition and your
> Barton 3/7 samples are great!  In everything I've tried, they have behaved
> flawlessly.
>
> However, I cannot say the same for linuxsampler under Windows.  When playing
> a simple tune
> like your Beautiful Dreamer, using a relatively small number of stops and
> couplers turned
> on, it plays just fine.  But after turning on more stops and/or playing
> large chords,
> there comes a point when linuxsampler and/or ASIO4ALL starts producing sound
> crackle
> artifacts.  If even more stops and notes are brought on (more "threads"
> required), the
> linuxsampler back-end starts issuing the following two messages, over and
> over:
>     DiskThread: there was no free slot
>     Disk stream order failed!
>
> With continued playing at this level, linuxsampler eventually crashes (with
> the standard
> dialog box asking to send a crash report to Microsoft).  Clicking the "Don't
> Send" button
> on this dialog box results in an immediate hard freeze of the whole
> computer.  Even
> Ctrl-Alt-Del won't work...have to power down the computer in order to
> re-boot.
>
> I hope there is some kind of buffer size adjustment for ASIO4ALL that can
> clear up the
> audio crackling...and some thread/slot limit adjustment that can fix up
> linuxsampler!
>
> Any ideas?   Otherwise, any larger virtual organs using linuxsampler under
> Windows may not
> be feasible.
>
> Lynn

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Re: German Baroque Organ for 3.11.1

After loading the organ, go to file in the menu and select properties. Click
next until you get to Audio Buffers. Tell us what numbers you have there. I
personally found the combination 8/512 to be the best match for my system.
If they are not set like this, try setting Buffers to 8 and size to 512 and
check the organ out again.

Regards
Marco

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