SCHANTZ CHAPEL

The great, pedal and swell organs are under expression in two chambers. The Schantz Chapel is a 2 manual with pedal arrangement that is a reduction from the 3/46 Opus 918 organ built in 1969.  With three 16' ranks, two mutations,  three reeds and one 4 rank mixture, the specification is very  full and expressive. We have included a 24 note  Deagan chime rank. This is a straight organ with a unified Rohrbourdon (16' and 8'), Viola (8' and 4') and Flute Conique (4' and 2') in the Swell division, and a few borrowed stops in the pedal division. 

The organ has been recorded note for note and virtually assembled with the ODF.   The combination action includes five divisional presets and five general presets. for a total of 20.  Two expression shoes control shades on the great and swell chambers.  The pedal rank has been placed in the great chamber.

24 bit,  48k stereo samples, pipes recorded in Mid/Side stereo,  percussions recorded in mono.      The samples are recorded dry,  additional reverberation is recommended for proper presentation in smaller rooms.  These are the same samples used in the 3/46 version of the virtual organ.  No compromises have been made to the fidelity of the organ.