Naber Organ of the Reformed Church from Rumpt (Netherlands)

Naber Organ of the Reformed Church from Rumpt
                                                                                              History
Rumpt is a small village in the Betuwe region of the Netherlands. Its population is 745 people.

The village is mentioned for the first time in 960, as the property of the Saint Martin Church in Utrecht.
The tower of the Dutch Reformed church was built in the 13th century, and the Gothic style church in the 15th century.

The organ of the church was built in 1842 by Carl Friedrich August Naber, a Dutch craftsman of German origin. The beautiful, small organ with a baroque arrangement was restored by Pels & Van Leeuwen in 1986, then in 2016 it was overhauled by Consultare Orgelbouw and Denny Bambacht. Thanks to this, the organ is still in very good condition; the pride of the village and the church.

The organ was recorded by Leander van den Bos et al in the spring of 2023 with DPA 4006 microphones. I made the audio sample from the recorded raw material.

Special thanks to Leander and his colleagues for the brilliant recording. This was the fourth time we worked together with Leander, I hope we can continue this project, not only for our pleasure, but also for the Hauptwerk community.
The following friends helped me to make and publish the sample set (in alphabetical order): Gérard Lefranc István Nagy and Jean-Pierre Silvestre. If something's done well, it's thanks to them. Thank you for their work.

Features
Sample quality 
The sample sets are available in wave format 48kHz/24bit, stereo, multiple loops (1-8) and multiple releases (3 levels). a=438 Hz
The sample sets are made in three forms. 

a. A version of far stereo

b. A version of near stereo

b. A Surround version (2 pairs of stereo recording: near - far)

In the surround version you can adjust the perspective by setting the volume of the near and far recordings. 

The sample set reverb is 2 s reflecting the original  acoustics of the church.  (HW 5-6-7-8 users can use IR reverb)

Hauptwerk v4.2 or v5 or v6 or v7 or v8 or v9 supported for the Organ Definition Files.

Keyboards, Pedal 
The original and virtual organ compass of the manuals are 54 keys, the compass of the pedal are 27 keys.    

RAM requirements (GB)

2 channels sztereo

4 channels surround

 

16 bit

24 bit

16 bit

24 bit

Rumpt

5.3

6.6

6.7

9
The data is for information only. They depend on the operating system and other apps.
Specifications  

Pedal  (27 keys)

Original: no independent register, only I/P

Extension: Bourdon 16' and Holpijp 8'

(Switching on is done with the upper switches of the I/P and II/P copulas.)

I. Hauptwerk (54 keys) – 9 stops

Prestant 8’, Bourdon 16’ (Bass & Disc), Roerfluit 8’,

Octaaf 4’, Quint 3’, Flute d amour 4’, Octaaf 2’, Mixtuur,

Trompet 8’ (Bass & Disc)

II. Positiv (54 keys) – 5 stops

Prestant 4, Holpijp 8’, Roerfluit 4’, Roerquint 3’, Woudfluit 2’

Couplers

original: I/P, II/I

Extension: II/P

Tremulant

I, II

Pictures
Reformed Church of Rumpt and the Naber Organ

Audio demos

Playing Dominique Dantand, Nagy István and Jean-Pierre Silvestre
Download / Order
You can try the demo version by downloading the demo install file.
You can install the Demo version with Hauptwerk 4.2 or v5-8.
The Trial Versions of the Rumpt Organ has a limited compass of C2-C3 (048-c to 060-c) in the pedal, C2-G5 (048-c to 079-g) in the manuals. All other functions work. So you can’t use this for play, but by using it you can learn all about the possibilities of the Hauptwerk sample set.

This sample is not marketed by me but by Leander van den  Bos.
You have to get connected with him and buy the sample from him for 47 euros.
If you want to buy this sample set, visit Leander's website and you will find all the necessary information there.
Leander will respond to you within 48 hours and give you all the additional information to download and use the sample.