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| Allen Q410 Four Manual, 79-stop Organ Specifications |
Using technology originally developed for our country's
space-program, computers are utilized to reproduce
sounds taken from pipe organs all around the world.
With 79-stops, this is one of the largest organs in the
entire region, and can make hundreds of different tones,
ranging from a soft whisper to a dynamic roar. The
new organ has four manual keyboards played by the
hands, and a pedal keyboard played with the feet. This
organ has full MIDI capabilities which add nearly 300
additional voices to this organ. It also features a record
and playback feature which allows the organ to be
recorded by the organist, then played at a later time by
using a remote control. This technology gives amazing
flexibility to today’s church.
space-program, computers are utilized to reproduce
sounds taken from pipe organs all around the world.
With 79-stops, this is one of the largest organs in the
entire region, and can make hundreds of different tones,
ranging from a soft whisper to a dynamic roar. The
new organ has four manual keyboards played by the
hands, and a pedal keyboard played with the feet. This
organ has full MIDI capabilities which add nearly 300
additional voices to this organ. It also features a record
and playback feature which allows the organ to be
recorded by the organist, then played at a later time by
using a remote control. This technology gives amazing
flexibility to today’s church.
