I tried their demonstration program, but was initially disappointed to find that the most powerful computer available to me was only minimally able to run the software. Later on, I obtained (for the cost of moving it) an older, but still very functional, Allen C-3 organ, which I used for several years, always dreaming of the day I might have something more like a real pipe organ (or at least an electronic organ that sounded more like a real pipe organ.) HauptwerkĪt some point while I had the Allen C-3, I learned about a small company called Crumhorn Labs that was developing the concept of using software running on a powerful personal computer to play back pre-recorded sounds from real organ pipes. I contemplated building one of the then popular kit organs by Schober, but was never able to do so.
After college I obtained two or three barely functional full keyboard Baldwin organs and managed to create one functioning organ using parts from all three.
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